Are you planning renovations on your home in Pierrefonds-Roxboro? Do you have a construction or expansion project? Read on to learn how to ensure you comply with current regulations.

Do you work in the real estate industry? Do you have ideas for sustainable projects to improve Montréal and want to make them a reality? Form multidisciplinary teams and present your project to bring the vacant lot located at 150 Rue de Louvain Ouest to life.

The Montreal Games are sports competitions designed for children aged 6 to 12 who are just starting to play sports. The 49th edition of the competition will take place from April 8 to 12, 2026, at 14 venues across the Island of Montréal.

Would you like to enjoy more of the city’s exciting nightlife? Discover spots that stay open late thanks to their cultural programming and commitment to safety and neighbourly practices. Find them by spotting the Nuits Montréal tag.

In 2026, Montréal is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its Olympic heritage. Relive the frenzy of the 1976 Games with a fun-filled program of activities! Sports, culture, history and entertainment activities for the whole family await you throughout the year.

The city plans to replace the By-law for a diverse metropolis with a new incentive approach. Under the Act respecting urban planning and development, the city will hold a public consultation meeting on the amending by-law.

Pierrefonds-Roxboro is proud to announce the completion of the first phase of development for a community and educational garden at Jean-Brillant Park, finalized in December 2025.

Tax rates vary depending on the category of your building and the borough in which it is located.

Winter is settling in, making it the perfect moment to discover shows, exhibits, and events that will warm up your season and spark your curiosity.

Learn about municipal land available for economic development projects in strategic districts in the city. You can also find information about the kinds of projects Montréal is looking for in each district.