The city will extend the bike path on Chemin de la Côte-Sainte-Catherine in 2025. A cycling link will also be developed on Avenue du Mont-Royal and some underground infrastructures will be renovated.

Starting this fall, Rue Saint-Urbain will be transformed to offer residents a newly configured shared road. With the addition of a reserved bus lane during peak morning hours and a protected bike path, travel on the road will be made safer and more efficient.

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To ensure the success of Montreal’s Nightlife Policy, the city is setting up a dedicated round table. The table will bring together a diverse membership to reflect the range of players and skills that drive nightlife.

Éco Entreprise Québec will manage the collection of recyclable materials, also called selective collection, throughout the province from now on. Find out what’s changed.

The items that you can put in your bin to facilitate recycling can be summed up as follows: containers, packaging and print materials. Here are the materials that are accepted or refused.

Several temporary housing resources are available in Montréal to support people experiencing homelessness.

This project aims for the development of additional activity areas in various local parks. It is one of the winners of the second edition of the city’s participatory budget (2022-2023).

This project aims for the installation of versatile equipment and training circuits for outdoor physical fitness in underused parks and areas. It is one of the winners of the second edition of the city’s participatory budget.