Artists, artist collectives and non-profit property managers that work in the arts community can get a number of subsidies to offer or fill affordable studio spaces.

Are you an Indigenous person looking for a job? The city has an opportunity for you to have a six-month work experience.

Pierrefonds-Roxboro residents now have access to a seed library where they can obtain seeds to grow at home!

The city is building water mains to improve and secure drinking water supply to the western part of the island of Montréal. This project will be carried out over a 10-year period.

Soon, it will be possible to eliminate almost all viruses, bacteria and pharmaceutical products from wastewater treated at the Jean-R.-Marcotte treatment station. Learn more about the largest ozonation unit in the world that is being built.

The mini-forests are one of the two Verdun projects selected by Ville de Montréal as part of its participatory budget. The other one is the Jardin Éthel, which will be set up on the top floor of the Éthel parking lot.

Here is some information about the borough’s actions, the current situation, and how to properly prepare in case of flooding.

Montréal is continuing to bolster the vitality of its city centre with the second phase of its downtown recovery plan. It can now count on additional funding of $7 million from the gouvernement du Québec. This investment will help reinvigorate an area significantly affected by the pandemic.

Work on the future Place des Montréalaises may impact your everyday life. Find out what you need to know.

Each year, the city offers entrepreneurial support programs to 70 small businesses in Montréal. All three programs offer personalized support and help small businesses grow and innovate.