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Tips and tricks to reduce your consumption of plastics
Distribution of many single-use plastic items is now prohibited in Montréal businesses and restaurants. Here are a few simple things you can make part of your daily routine to avoid being caught unprepared when out shopping.
In Lachine, We’re Loco Local
Would you like to take part in the borough of Lachine’s economic growth? By purchasing goods and services and sharing in your community, you are contributing to the local economy and the vitality of your neighbourhood.
Concrete actions to optimize the advancement of real estate projects
The city wishes to accelerate real estate development and build complete and inclusive neighbourhoods. To clear the existing hurdles, it has established an advisory committee, called Cellule facilitatrice, and deployed a pilot project in 4 boroughs and at the future Namur-Hippodrome ecodistrict.
Commercial activity in Lachine
The Borough of Lachine boasts an ideal, strategic location for businesses and shops of all kinds.
Review of on-street parking in Saint-Laurent: Status
On-street parking is being revised to promote safety, improve residents’ quality of life and, lastly, make the area greener.
Lachine's Gala Reconnaissance: Civic Engagement and Volunteerism
Do you know someone, a group or an organization that has particularly distinguished themselves on the cultural, sports, social or economic development scene? Between now and February 20, 2026, nominate them for Lachine’s Gala Reconnaissance 2026.
Pierrefonds-Roxboro Borough Day Camps
Looking for exciting activities for your children aged 5 to 12 during summer break 2026? Don’t worry: Pierrefonds-Roxboro is preparing day camps that will meet your expectations. You can now register your children!
Drinking water production: Reports on the vulnerability of water sources
The Ministère de l’Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs (MELCCFP) requires that the city, every five years, evaluate the vulnerability of the water source for each of its drinking water treatment plants. Find the highlights of these reports here.
Parc La Fontaine Family zone development project
The family zone is a recreational and sports area under development in the northeast sector of Parc La Fontaine, near the intersection of Rue Rachel Est and Avenue Émile-Duployé. Its facilities are designed to meet the needs of families.
Let’s protect our trees while work is being done
Are you planning to carry out work on your property? Protecting trees, both on your property and on public property, is among our leading concerns in CDN-NDG. It’s essential to make arrangements to protect your trees before the work gets started.