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.

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.

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.

In Saint-Laurent, the environment is a priority. Taking action for the climate and biodiversity means thinking about the future, while improving our quality of life today.

Climate action happens in Saint-Laurent !

Organic matter accounts for about 50 per cent of the contents of a garbage bag in Montréal. By using food waste compost bags, you give that organic matter renewed life. The following checklist tells you what to include in your compost bags.

The Borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro is making available to electric vehicle users 16 public electric charging stations on its territory in order to encourage the community to participate in the energy transition and greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction effort.

Discover the winning projects and recipients of the Grands prix Opération patrimoine 2025.

Discover the winners of the Grands Prix Opération Patrimoine Montréal 2023.

Learn about applicable terms and conditions when you apply for a review of a building on the property assessment roll.

This fall, dive into a rich and diverse lineup of shows! Music, theatre and festive discoveries await you for a season filled with culture and joy.