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2021 Budget and 2021-2030 Ten-year capital works program

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.

Strategic planning 2022-2025 - Citizen consultations in Saint-Laurent

The Borough of Saint-Laurent invites the population to participate in public consultations as part of its 2021-2025 strategic planning process.

Survey - Pedestrians corridors in CDN–NDG

The borough of Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce has installed pedestrian corridors on commercial streets in order to ensure residents are able to maintain social distancing while running essential errands.

2020-2025 Strategy for Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples

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.

Inclusive Montréal in the workplace: streamlining the integration of newcomers

The city is committed to streamlining the workforce integration of immigrant people. As part of this commitment, Montréal will roll out a strategy aiming to improve access to employment for immigrant workers.

Improvements and vision for the safety of pedestrians

Saint-Laurent has adopted a Pedestrian master plan to promote pedestrian travel on Saint-Laurent territory and make it safer.

Reduce our collective footprint to promote the ecological transition

Montréal is committed to becoming a carbon-neutral city by 2050. Achieving the ecological transition will require that we all make an effort. The active participation of the city, businesses and residents will be key to reducing our carbon footprint.

Diverse metropolis: Use the calculation tool

The By-law for a Diverse Metropolis sets out various obligations around housing. Real estate developers must contribute to Montréal’s supply of social, affordable and family housing. Here’s how to use our contribution calculation tool.

Diverse metropolis: An overview of the by-law

Preserving the diverse character of our neighbourhoods and promoting access to adequate housing for everyone is the objective of the city’s By-law for a Diverse Metropolis which came into force on April 1, 2021.

Diverse metropolis: Ways to contribute

Is your residential project subject to the By-law for a Diverse Metropolis? Your contribution to Montréal’s supply of social, affordable and family housing can take a number of forms.