This area in the centre of Montréal island, primarily used for industrial and commercial purposes, offers an enormous potential for transformation. Actions are underway to create an ecological and carbon-neutral residential neighbourhood, which will also address traffic congestion problems.

Development projects in the Champ-de-Mars area are the result of a participatory effort designed to create a meeting point between downtown and Vieux-Montréal and to transform the area beside the Autoroute Ville-Marie. Learn how this vision is becoming a reality.

Would you like to open a business, take ownership of a commercial space, create a business establishment or run a company from home? Would you like to speak with an economic development commissioner? Find out what you need to do according to your situation.

Are you an occupational therapist who needs to produce a report for Montréal’s Home Adaptation Program (HAP)? Here are some documents you may find useful.

This winter, here are the signs you should rely on to avoid tickets.

Every year, Montréal and its boroughs carry out more than 500 construction projects of all kinds within their limits. These projects serve to repair, optimize and modernize infrastructures to improve services to residents and their quality of life. In a word, they’re essential.

The economic development plan in support of the business community calls for a deployment over four years, across five high-potential sectors with five pillars: talent, entrepreneurship, economic hubs, internationalization of businesses, and dynamic business networks.

Several sectors and types of industry were identified as sources of innovation and growth in support of the city’s 2018-2022 Economic Development Strategy.

Urban design projects are underway in order to create a pleasant neighbourhood, one where individuals and families can thrive and new businesses can be established. Learn about the different initiatives underway and projects already completed.

The project to redesign Boulevard Laurentien and Rue Lachapelle in Saint-Laurent and Ahuntsic-Cartierville is a major one. Once all work is complete, these two thoroughfares will offer a green, accessible and user-friendly environment