This project will construct and replace water mains in Ahuntsic-Cartierville and Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension. Why? To ensure the supply of good quality drinking water for residents and maintain optimal fire protection.

Since 2021, and until 2024, the collection of food waste, also known as compost, will be gradually implemented in all buildings of 9 dwellings or more, industries, businesses and institutions in Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.

Montréal is a leader when it comes to sustainable urban development in North America. In the knowledge that nature offers a host of benefits to our communities, the municipal administration has stepped up its efforts to protect the environment in the past several years.

To speed up the green transition, Montréal is determined to infuse and revitalize nature in the city. That’s why it puts biodiversity and green spaces at the heart of its decision-making and encourages green initiatives.

If you are the owner of an ash tree, you have certain obligations. You must have it treated if it is healthy, and if it is diseased or dead, you must have it felled. To reduce your costs, the city offers two assistance programs. Learn all about them here.

See how the eco-friendly parking lot at Aréna Rodrigue-Gilbert in Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles helped reduce heat islands and optimize stormwater management.

Did you know that a unique ecosystem lies at the heart of Avenue Papineau? Redevelopment of this area has allowed us to take up a major challenge never before achieved in Canada: Allow nature to take root on a busy street by optimizing rainwater management.

Here are a few easy ways to reduce your energy consumption and your greenhouse gas emissions.

Have you received a notice that your water supply will be interrupted? Here is what to do to prepare yourself until things return to normal.

Is your neighbourhood under a boil-water advisory? Not to worry! Please follow these instructions until water service is restored.