The 2022 budget and the 2022-2031 ten-year capital works program (PDI) aim to meet the needs and aspirations of Montrealers, particularly in the areas of public security, housing and the ecological transition, while providing rigorous management of municipal finances.

The budget presents all the expenditures and revenues that enable Montréal to provide services to the population, maintain its infrastructures and carry out new projects. Find out how it’s created.

The Promenade Fleuve-Montagne is a pedestrian link between Montréal’s two iconic natural features. Enjoy the unique experience of being guided through Montréal’s most emblematic sites. Just follow the path.

Vieux Montréal has become a dynamic district where history and modernity meet. Learn about the strategies proposed in the Plan de protection et de mise en valeur du Vieux-Montréal (Vieux Montréal protection and enhancement plan) to ensure its protection and developpement.

The Mont-Royal heritage site is a protected area that houses Mont-Royal Park, cemeteries, institutions, residential neighborhoods and some of the largest green spaces on the island, which are privileged witnesses to history of Montreal.

Montréal’s architectural, historic, cultural and natural heritage are unique. Learn how the action plan ensures the protection, preservation and enhancement of this collective richness.

More than a thousand heritage elements can be found along the shores of the St. Lawrence River, Lac Saint-Louis, Lac des Deux-Montagnes, the Rivière des Prairies, the Lachine Canal and the Canal de l’Aqueduc. Immerse yourself in the history of Montréal by following a route that runs more than 180 km

This inviting public square hosts a variety of fun activities. A great place to relax year round. With a refrigerated skating rink in the winter and splash fountains in the summer, the Esplanade is the ideal destination for family outings.

Montréal is happy to announce that work is complete on the Rue Peel, between Rue Smith and Boulevard René-Lévesque, infrastructure and surface redesign.

Every winter, the city’s teams work hard to ensure that Montrealers can enjoy skating as long as possible, whatever nature has in store. To build an outdoor rink and keep it in good condition, several key steps must be followed.