How can Montréal vary its sources of revenue and make its ambitions tangible in a way that is aligned with the population’s ability to pay? This dialogue around taxation in Montreal aims to find solutions for funding city activities other than property taxes.

Have you recently moved? Are you subject to the new food waste collection program for buildings with nine or more residential units?

High foot traffic in the park over the past few years as well as a growing number of unauthorized trails have damaged the soil and vegetation on Mount Royal. This fall, the city is starting the third phase of planting to protect the mountain and close these trails.

Discover the programming of activities scheduled for fall 2026 in Pierrefonds-Roxboro.

Discover the borough’s numerous partnership organizations dedicated to sports, culture and social development.

Called to experience a real renaissance over the next 20 years, this district located at the limits of the boroughs of Saint-Laurent and Ahuntsic-Cartierville will become an important center of housing and intermodal transport for the northwest sector of Montréal.

The cultural heart of Saint-Laurent is located in Vieux-Saint-Laurent. With many heritage, commercial and educational attractions, this area is naturally perceived as a cultural hub. A project is under way to define a concerted vision for that sector of the borough.

The boulevard Saint-Charles sector in Pierrefonds-Roxboro has been identified in the City of Montreal’s Urban Plan as an area to be transformed or built on.

During the holidays, some Montréal facilities will be closed and some services may be offered according to different schedules.

The borough works seven days a week to keep downtown clean and invites all community members and partners to join forces in creating a unique and enjoyable place to live, work, and relax. Let’s care for our neighbourhoods the way we care for our own homes!