Work on the major western aqueduct project is underway in Pointe-Claire. Find out what’s new with the project and measures being taken by the city to reduce the impact on your daily routine.

Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve is taking steps to get permits to develop the shoreline. These actions will improve Montrealers’ access to the riverbanks.

The organic waste collection is coming in two phases to Lachine buildings with nine housing units or more, schools, commercial establishments and industrial facilities: phase 1 in the fall of 2023 and phase 2 in the fall of 2024.

Discover the vision and strategic principles that will guide Montréal’s economic development actions through 2025, and learn how the city intends to implement them.

In Montréal, several streets have been developed so that cyclists can use the full width of the roadway while maintaining access to cars. Learn more about bike routes.

The city is planning the redevelopment of Rue Sainte-Catherine Est between Rue Berri and Avenue De Lorimier, with a view to improving the pedestrian and commercial experience on this iconic street.

The road safety awareness campaign is in full swing in Lachine. Now in its second year, the campaign aims to encourage the public to obey speed limits and make active travel safer.

Are you looking to take full advantage of libraries, but are you facing mobility constraints? Take advantage of the Biblio-maison service offered by the Saint-Laurent libraries.

The Bibliothèque du Boisé celebrates its 10th anniversary!

To promote biodiversity and reduce urban heat islands, the borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro has planted a microforest in de Deauville Park in august 2023. Find out more about this project, winner of Ville de Montréal’s first participatory budget.