This page presents the results for residential projects subject to the By-law for a Diverse Metropolis: agreements with real estate developers and financial contributions aimed at improving the supply of social, affordable and family housing.

The Montréal games (Jeux de Montréal) are the largest sports competition for athletes between 6 and 12 years old. From April 8 to 12, come encourage more than 10,000 athletes competing to qualify for official sports events.

Major work is underway at the Claude-Robillard sports centre to prevent the deterioration of the building and maintain the quality of services available. The centre will remain open during the work.

The borough of Lachine has been an ambassador for the Fête du voisinage for several years now. The objective of this event is to promote a sense of belonging and security as well as mutual aid, in addition to bringing generations and various communities together.

Each year, our workers plan the work to be done on the trees located on public land in the neighbourhood, including felling, stump removal and the planting of new trees. If this work is taking place in front of your home, you can find the answers to your questions here.

Enjoy the multitude of flavours at our Pierrefonds-Roxboro public markets!

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.

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.

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.