With its Climate Emergency Plan, Saint-Laurent aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030. The Plan also aims to protect biodiversity and prepare for climate change.

Development projects in the Champ-de-Mars area are the result of a participatory effort designed to create a meeting point between downtown and Vieux-Montréal and to transform the area beside the Autoroute Ville-Marie. Learn how this vision is becoming a reality.

Does your brown bin smell bad? Does it attract fruit flies and wildlife like squirrels and raccoons? Find out how to use it properly and avoid these inconveniences.

The Affaires Montréal newsletter discusses the Montréal administration’s recent actions in the area of economic development and support to businesses, and provides an overview of economic news and special topics.

Saint-Laurent Biodiversity Corridor is a 20-year commitment and a unique and highly ambitious project. It will cover an area of approximately 450 hectares.

Work on the redesign of Boulevard Gouin Ouest in Ahuntsic-Cartierville may have an impact on your daily life. Find out what you need to know.

Construction work in Ahuntsic-Cartierville includes building a sidewalk and a two-way bicycle path protected by a planted median strip on the north side of Boulevard Gouin Ouest, between Boulevard Toupin and Avenue Martin.

Find out about refurbishment techniques for water and sewer pipes that can extend their service life by several decades.

Each year, the city builds curb extensions. The work to build them involves widening sidewalks and narrowing roads. This makes intersections safer for all users and makes the urban landscape more attractive.

Montreal prohibits the distribution of certain single-use plastic items in restaurants and food establishments.