As part of Accessibility Month in October, Saint-Laurent’s libraries are launching a new service: the loan of sensory kits.

Do you manage a building with 20 or more dwellings? The use of a front-loading container is now recommended for recyclable packaging and printed materials that are picked up in large quantities as part of a front-loading container collection.

Montréal’s diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI) and anti-racism policy aims to build a fairer and more inclusive society. The city is committed to recognizing systemic discrimination, recognizing the value of all identities and changing its practices to be more reflective of Montréal’s diversity.

Your landlord has an obligation to provide you with a safe, healthy and functional home and to maintain the building properly. Here are some key things to watch out for and, if necessary, report.

Did you request an inspection? Are you worried about an upcoming inspection? Want to know how Montréal makes sure that buildings are in good condition and tenant rights are respected? Learn all about the 3 types of inspection the city performs.

Bed bugs propagate rapidly and can be found in all types of homes, whether clean or unsanitary. In order to get rid of these infestations, it’s important to act quickly. Learn what you need to do.

Sixty years ago, in 1965, the Bibliothèque du Vieux-Saint-Laurent as we know it today was taking shape.

The outdoor rinks in the borough’s parks and the indoor rinks at the Pierrefonds Sportplex are closed for the 2025–2026 season.

The transformation of downtown continues with the redevelopment of Avenue McGill College planned for spring 2028. It’s an opportunity to rethink downtown’s image and how one of its most densely populated areas is used.

The city will replace streetlights on Boulevard Jacques-Bizard, between Rue Cherrier and Boulevard Chèvremont, in L’Île-Bizard—Sainte-Geneviève borough. The projected upgrades aim to enhance safety in the area.