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.

This winter, don’t let the cold keep you from being active! Skating, swimming, shows, workshops: Discover all the free winter activities offer in the parks and municipal facilities in the borough of Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.

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.

Bike paths make getting around Montréal pleasant and efficient. Each year, we perform maintenance and development work on the bike path network to reduce traffic and make sure all road users stay safe.

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

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.