For Montréal companies that would like to export their expertise overseas, this entrepreneurship program may be the perfect springboard. The Cabinet Créatif helps arts and creative organizations to develop new international markets.

Reserved lanes, which feature a diamond-shaped symbol, are for buses and taxis. Their purpose is to reduce traffic. However, bikes are allowed on some of them.

Composting is an easy, inexpensive and effective way to reduce the amount of garbage you generate. Want to practice composting at home? Find out how to get started.

Would you like to open a business, take ownership of a commercial space, create a business establishment or run a company from home? Would you like to speak with an economic development commissioner? Find out what you need to do according to your situation.

Want to apply to become a tenant in social and community housing? Not sure if you have access? Here is some information that will help you.

Want to know how many non-market housing units there are on the island of Montréal? See which neighbourhoods are best served by low-cost housing, non-profits or housing co-ops? Read this report.

With the 2030 Montréal Agenda, the city has made tangible commitments to sustainable social and ecological transition. The agenda is intended as a reference point for creating high-quality living environments through revisited practices and processes.

To reduce the risk of collisions involving pedestrians, especially children and older people, Montréal has set up two programs to boost safety-related projects in areas with heavy pedestrian traffic.

It’s hot out! During serious heat waves, the borough takes action to allow you to cool down. Find out about the cooling stations and other facilities we make available to you.

Montréal’s Corridor culturel Ottawa will feature two masterful works of art through the end of October. Learn more about them.