This urban trail is composed of bronze sculptures in honour of Iroquoian peoples and newcomers to the island of Montréal. The sculptures are an invitation to reflect on and bring together Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal cultures. Come and see them from the Lachine Canal to Mount Royal.

Saint-Laurent is offering free training sessions until August 25.

In spite of the continued impact of the pandemic on its activities, Montréal closed out the year with a surplus. The city supported its economic and cultural recovery, while developing structural projects to prepare for its future. Learn more about Montréal’s financial situation.

Since August 2023, Rue Saint-Denis and Rue Cherrier are reconfigured in order to allow for the extension of the Express Bike Network (EBN).

How can we reduce the impact of worksites on economic activity and on citizens’ daily lives? The Summit on Worksites was meant to mobilize all stakeholders involved in infrastructure work, in order to find solutions.

The MIL Montréal project is the result of a close collaboration with the Université de Montréal. Its aim is to create a dynamic, green urban living environment, where student life, research and arts coexist.

Montréal, the French-speaking metropolis of the Americas, has reaffirmed the importance of French as an official and common language. With this plan, the French language is given pride of place while at the same time, honouring the rights of cultural and linguistic communities and Indigenous peoples

Construction work to configure and improve bike paths along Avenue Christophe-Colomb may impact daily activities in the area. Here is what you need to know:

Do you work with vulnerable people facing legal proceedings or represent an organization that helps them? Discover how the municipal court’s social programs can provide solutions for complex, delicate or difficult situations.

Here is the schedule for Saint-Laurent public buildings and services during National Patriots’ Day on Monday, May 20, 2024.