Montréal bans the distribution of single-use plastic shopping bags in retail outlets and restaurants in all its boroughs.

Discover the runner-up and winning projects to revitalize the site at 4000 Rue Saint-Patrick in the Sud-Ouest under the Reinventing Montréal 2020-2021 call for projects.

To become carbon neutral by 2050, Montréal must radically reduce GHGs produced by buildings that consume large quantities of energy. To achieve this goal, the city has introduced a by-law that requires owners of large buildings to disclose the sources and amounts of energy their buildings use.

Did you know that Montréal has 132,000 street lights? After decades of use, they are reaching the end of their useful life. The city is presently converting all its street lighting to LED technology. This is one of the largest projects of its kind in North America.

Investing in the development of small businesses contributes to the health of the economy and innovation in Montréal. The city has proven this with its “Parcours Novaré,” formerly known as the “Parcours Innovation,” which helps companies in a variety of sectors to meet their growth challenges.

In Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, there are many activities available throughout the season. Find out how to reserve a time slot for your favourite sport.

What is the purpose of park contributions, commonly known as park fees? How are they calculated? Under which circumstances does the city collect these park contributions? Learn more about park fees and find out what the money is used for.

The Borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro is thrilled to invite artists from across the Island of Montreal to participate in the 39th edition of its Art Contest!

Montréal is offering guidance to entrepreneurs to help small businesses grow as they face the sustainable development. The “Parcours Transition écologique” program empowers businesses to implement personalized solutions in order to reduce their environmental footprint.

The city performs an annual inspection of fire hydrants within its limits in order to ensure that they meet safety standards. These tests can cause water pressure to drop and tap water to become temporarily discoloured.