The Rue Saint-Paul redevelopment project aims to improve the street’s user-friendliness, urban mobility and user experience, enhance its historic character and ensure its commercial vitality. Construction will begin in spring 2024.

Paola Noemi Cruz Farfan was a volunteer firefighter in Peru, her birth country. Since becoming a prevention agent, her days are filled with a wide array of tasks aiming to protect the lives of her colleagues in fire stations, along with those of all citizens. This is a great source of pride for her.

The city produces an average of 47,000 tonnes of ash each year through wastewater treatment. In 2022, 26% of this ash was used as agricultural fertilizer. Our goal is to increase this number to 80% by 2030.

The Pierrefonds-Roxboro Urban Safety Action Plan aims to improve safety and peacefulness in our neighbourhoods.

Montréal’s Nighttime Policy focuses on the cultural vitality of the city and on stakeholder consultation so that the public can enjoy Montréal’s evenings and nights.

Take advantage of March break to experience unforgettable moments with family and friends in Pierrefonds-Roxboro!

Downtown Montréal is changing. To strengthen its vitality and attractiveness, the city is focusing on tangible initiatives, which include promoting its neighbourhoods and the winter season, improving safety and cleanliness and accelerating growth-generating projects downtown.

Montréal has passed a by-law that bans GHG- emitting heaters, such as those fueled by gas or oil, in new buildings in the residential, commercial and institutional sectors.

New pipes are currently added under Boulevard de Pierrefonds and Boulevard Jacques-Bizard in order to secure the area’s drinking water supply. This project is the continuation of the construction work carried out on Boulevard de Pierrefonds between Rue Riva-Bella and Rue Sainte-Anne in 2021 and 2022

The aim of the Grand parc de l’Est project is to protect and improve the last remaining unspoilt areas in east-end Montréal. It includes green and blue spaces covering an area 3½ times the size of Parc du Mont-Royal.