The vision for the Assomption Sud-Longue-Pointe sector is to improve the population’s quality of life by creating large-scale green spaces and reducing the impact of industrial activities.

Consult the financial documents showing the activities carried out annually by the borough of Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.

Sustainable Montréal 2016-2020 is Montréal’s 3rd sustainable development plan. Implemented in conjunction with partner organizations, its actions will continue with the Montréal Climate Plan starting in 2021.

Some buildings with eight dwellings or fewer that were built before 1970 have water service lines. Lead could dissolve into the water, which could impact people’s health if they drink it. This is why the city is replacing lead service lines between May and October.

The municipal administration seeks to transform the Lachine-Est district into an inspiring, resilient and inclusive neighbourhood. Development will be based on active transportation and public transit, a green space network, waterfront access and enhancement of the area’s industrial heritage.

Located at the intersection of major roadways, the former Glen Railway Yards was replaced with construction of one of the largest hospital campuses in North America. Modernization of the area improved access and safety for residents and visitors.

Located beside the Champ-de-Mars metro station, Place des Montréalaises will transform the urban landscape by connecting downtown to Vieux-Montréal. Learn about this new gateway to Vieux-Montréal.

This area in the centre of Montréal island, primarily used for industrial and commercial purposes, offers an enormous potential for transformation. Actions are underway to create an ecological and carbon-neutral residential neighbourhood, which will also address traffic congestion problems.

The “Plan de développement de la zone agricole” (Development Plan for the agricultural zone) is designed to mobilize the boroughs, demerged cities and agricultural partners to develop sustainable and ecological agriculture.

Since 2015, the “Schéma d’aménagement et de développement” (land use planning and development concept) has established the major orientations related to land use planning and development for the 16 municipalities and the 19 boroughs of the island of Montréal.