The Montréal model for a safe city presents our vision for preventing and reducing gun violence in Montréal’s public places. This coordinated approach involving many partners aims to adapt to new realities and restore residents’ sense of safety.

Repair work on the tennis courts and the mini-soccer field at Parc La Fontaine has started in August. These work operations aim to make the facilities safer and improve the user experience in the parc. Find out all you need to know about this work project.

The terms of use for MTLWiFi aim to maintain the network in good working order and to protect its users. By using this free, wireless Internet access, you fully acknowledge and accept these terms of use.

The city is reserving a budget of $31.5 million to implement the projects submitted and selected by residents. More than 650 ideas were submitted and more than 17,000 people voted to determine which projects would be implemented. Discover the 5 winners.

Do you love books and new technologies, working with the public, and getting involved in the community? Are you looking for a friendly working environment that encourages learning, mutual support and creativity? Become a Montréal library assistant.

Take part in free activities, don’t miss any important dates and receive reminders about collection schedules in your neighbourhood by keeping up to date with all the latest news in your borough with our monthly newsletter.

Saint-Laurent is looking for people aged 15 and over who would like to follow a training to a diplôme d’aptitudes aux fonctions d’animateur DAFA (camp counsellor skills diploma).

Do you own an industrial, commercial, institutional or residential building? Montréal’s by-laws require you to maintain and protect your building to ensure its long-term sustainability.

Carol has been with the city for 16 years and works as a housekeeping and light maintenance (PTE) worker at the Centre du Plateau in the Plateau-Mont-Royal borough. What she loves about her job is that no two days are alike!

The CDN-NDG bike path network covers approximately 40 km, with nearly 17 km of dedicated bike lanes, some of which are accessible year-round. This cycling network is designed to foster harmonious cohabitation and ensure that users of all transportation modes can share the roads more safely.