Do you own an occupied or vacant building in Montréal? You must comply with regulations regarding building occupation and maintenance. The objective is to prevent deterioration of buildings and protect them against weather conditions (e.g. snow, rain, wind).

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.

The Faire danser Lachine video showcases some of Lachine’s unique waterfront, heritage and industrial attractions. But above all, it highlights the people who live here!

In the fall of 2023, Saint-Laurent held a public consultation on the possibility of introducing street parking for residents only (SRRR) stickers in the areas around four of the future REM stations on its territory.

For the 2025-2026, here is the programming of the Arrondissement de Lachine.

The construction of a new aquatic complex is underway in Pierrefonds-Roxboro. The facilities of this innovative project will go beyond conventional construction standards by aiming to achieve LEED V4 Gold Level certification.

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.

Organic waste collection is now offered in buildings of 9 dwellings or more as well as in institutions, businesses and industrial firms in all sectors of Lachine.