Want to know how many social 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.

Are you an occupational therapist who needs to produce a report for Montréal’s Home Adaptation Program (HAP)? Here are some documents you may find useful.

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.

Two programs to protect the most vulnerable Montrealers

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.

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

The city aims to serve the entire population and wants its employees to reflect the diversity of its residents. This is why we are offering persons with disabilities the opportunity to gain a six-month work experience.

Are you interested in supervising road and park maintenance and snow removal operations‌? ‌Do you have leadership qualities and like to meet challenges?‌ Become a foreman or forewoman for the city.

Is there ragweed on your property? Find out everything you need to know to get rid of it.

Do you hold National Lifeguard - Pool certification, or are you in the process of getting it? Become a lifeguard at the city.

Are you having trouble finding a job despite your experience? Give your career a boost by participating in the Career Mentorship program, which offers 6 months of paid work experience in an industry that matches your education.