Each year, the city offers entrepreneurial support programs to 70 small businesses in Montréal. All three programs offer personalized support and help small businesses grow and innovate.

The city is performing roadwork, installing upgraded street lights and replacing traffic lights on Rue Frontenac, between Rue Ontario and Rue Sherbrooke Est. The road will also be resurfaced between Rue Notre-Dame Est and Rue Ontario.

Infrastructure work on Rue D’Iberville, between Rue Jean-Talon and Rue Bélanger, could have an impact on your daily life. Here’s what you need to know.

Montréal is taking action on traffic lights at a rate of some 300 intersections per year. These work operations are required to maintain and improve infrastructures and the different functions of traffic lights.

A new Pont Jacques-Bizard is being built to replace the existing one, which is nearing the end of its lifespan. The new bridge, erected just a few metres from the existing structure, the new bridge will handle 30,000 vehicles a day, and improve traffic flow for cyclists and pedestrians.

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

Learn how the city worked with members of the Kahnawà:ke community to highlight archaeological discoveries related to an Iroquoian village dating back to the 14th century.

One of the main objectives of the Peel project is to promote active transportation and transit by improving the pedestrian and cyclist experience. In doing this, the project will also help create a human-scaled street, accessible and attractive for everyone.

Montréal has hundred-year-old underground infrastructures that must be progressively replaced. The city is taking advantage of these necessary major projects to get as much work done at the same time as possible and reduce nuisances to residents.

The city is working on certain commercial streets to rebuild infrastructures that are outdated or in poor condition. This work gives merchants access to quality infrastructures. It also offers an opportunity to redesign commercial streets to be more user-friendly.