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The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) is partnering with the Accès Culture network to offer you a series of 17 documentary screenings in nine Montréal boroughs this fall. Each session will be followed by a discussion with a filmmaker or a specialist on the subject.

Organizations in the arts and creative sectors face special growth challenges. The “Parcours C2” program was designed to support them as they grow. The program offers one year of guidance to help them implement customized solutions.

Montréal is offering guidance to entrepreneurs around sustainable development to help small businesses grow as they face the ecological transition. The “Parcours Développement Durable” program empowers businesses to implement personalized solutions in order to reduce their environmental footprint.

Investing in the development of small businesses contributes to the health of the economy and innovation in Montréal, helping companies in a variety of sectors to meet their growth challenges.

The city performs an annual inspection of fire hydrants within its limits in order to ensure that they meet safety standards. These tests can cause water pressure to drop and tap water to become temporarily discoloured.

Fall will be festive in Saint-Laurent! Over the next few weeks, the cultural program will be rolled out throughout the borough—with the return of indoor shows, in particular.

If you observe a syringe in a public place or on private property, you will undoubtedly want to see it removed. This type of situation, often encountered in urban environments, requires careful action. Please follow these guidelines for the safe disposal of syringes.

Here is Saint-Laurent’s 2022-2025 strategic plan. This document represents the vision of the Saint-Laurent administration for the next four years.

Is your tap water discoloured? Is it yellow, brown, grey or red (rust-coloured)? Normally this situation won’t last long and it is easy to eliminate by following a few steps before consuming the water.

In the summertime, the city’s streets are alive with activities. Thirteen of our pedestrian shopping streets offer free arts and culture programming. Here are some activities you don’t want to miss!