Find out everything you need to know about the current situation and the borough’s preparations for spring flooding.

The borough of Lachine is implementing a pilot project for the sustainable management of green spaces. Promoted around the world more and more, this is an environmentally-friendly approach to maintaining public lands in order to give nature free rein.

Would you like to make your business more accessible and profitable? Resources are available to help you understand the needs of people with reduced mobility and adapt your building to be free of obstacles.

Do you have an idea to improve your neighborhood? The Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Participatory Budget was created specifically to receive ideas from citizens and bring them to life. Check out the projects chosen by the community.

Discover our new pollinator garden around the Pierrefonds Library! This project is the result of a collaboration with Jardin Buzz, and was made possible thanks to the support and networking services of MontréalCulteurs.

The 49th edition of the Jeux de Montréal will be held April 8 to April 12, 2026. This major sports event gives 6-12-year-olds an opportunity to enjoy their first competitive experience.

This project will involve building two protective structures to prevent the backups that cause flooding in the area. The chambers will isolate the storm sewer system during major spring floods.

Boulevard Maurice-Duplessis between Rue Langelier and Boulevard Louis-H.-La Fontaine and Boulevard Albert-Hudon between Boulevard Maurice-Duplessis and Rue Léger will be redeveloped. The objective is to make travel safer for residents and to improve the quality of their living environment.

The Ahuntsic-Cartierville public works department now consistently monitors water levels as part of its regular operations. Every year, an experienced team works relentlessly to protect public infrastructures from rising water levels.

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.