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Black History Month is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Want to broaden your horizons? Here are 10 books to help you learn more about the theme.

Saint-Laurent is pleased with the representation of ethnic and visible minorities, Indigenous people and people with disabilities among its employees.

The City has passed an important milestone in its reconciliation efforts with the Indigenous peoples with the adoption of a Strategy that is the result of years of collaboration. This document is the concretization of the City’s commitment made to the First Nations and Inuit.

Due to the unprecedented health and economic crisis, Montréal has implemented a recovery plan. The plan, titled “A Boost for the City: Acting Now” consists of 20 measures to support organizations, business owners and businesses in the Montréal agglomeration.

Tax rates vary depending on the category of your building and the borough in which it is located.

Would you like to find out more about Montréal’s 2021 budget? Would you like to know what the city will be investing in over the next 10 years? Discover all the details of our 2021 budget and 2021-2030 Ten-year capital works program.

To stay on track during the pandemic, the city has implemented a plan to support Montréal’s economy in 2021. The plan, titled “Acting Now to Prepare Recovery,” provides for a $60 million investment.

Tax rates vary depending on the category of your building and the borough in which it is located.

Need help with food security, transportation for an older person or emotional support? Looking for low-cost housing, legal aid or a place to volunteer? It’s easy – just dial 211.

This winter, 26 stations are springing up in 18 boroughs across Montréal. They aim to liven up your shopping experience and encourage you to support locl businesses during and after the holidays. Each of these colourful, brightly lit relaxation areas has its own distinctive atmosphere.