Embrace winter with the Pierrefonds-Roxboro Récré-O-Bus team and their array of activities set in our public parks. Join us from January 3 to February 7, 2026, for free family-friendly recreational and outdoor activities—no registration necessary!

This summer, the bike path on Rue Villeray will be extended from Rue Boyer to 24e Avenue. Spanning a distance of 3.5 km, this new east-west section will be accessible 12 months a year.

This major project, which includes work on underground infrastructure and the redesign of Rue Jarry, will transform the neighbourhood, making it greener and more pleasant.

Discover the city’s history and the works of art that beautify our neighbourhoods as you explore many trails and tours. Plus you get some bonus exercise. Here are some trails that you won’t want to miss.

This summer, hundreds of experiences, mostly free, await you in Montréal. Outdoor activities in the parks, shows of all kinds, pedestrian streets, lively public spaces and festivals: A rich program is being offered all around the city.

Take advantage of the summer to explore Montreal’s 11 pedestrian streets. Charming and welcoming, each one has a unique character. Festive atmosphere, activities, lively terraces, and local shops await you.

You can enjoy numerous activities this summer in Montréal’s nature parks as well as in two of the city’s large urban parks, Frédéric-Back and Mont-Royal. Discover outdoor recreation activities, find out about wildlife and vegetation, and connect with nature without leaving the city.

Looking for a sports or cultural activity? Want to volunteer in your neighbourhood? Discover the sports and recreational activities offered by community organizations in Lachine.

This project calls for the development of infrastructures that promote sustainable stormwater drainage practices. It was one of the winning projects in the first edition of the city’s participatory budget.

This project will contribute to the greening of the Parcours Gouin riverside circuit in the northern part of the island. It was one of the winning projects in the first edition of the city’s participatory budget.