This project aims to install new, accessible public washrooms open year-round in various parks along the shores of the Saint-Lawrence River. It is one of the winning projects of the third edition of Montréal’s participatory budget.

Here is the list of bulky items and construction, renovation and demolition materials that are accepted. Only reusable and transformable objects are collected by this service, limited to residents.

Are you experiencing tension or concerns about someone in your neighborhood who is facing difficulties, and would you like to improve the situation?

The city has set up temporary warming centres for people experiencing homelessness. These heated spaces are accessible daily during the cold season, in the evening and all night, and will remain open until March 31, 2026. Visitors can get snacks, hot drinks and referrals to other resources.

The wide-diameter drinking water pipe (1.5 m) beneath Rue de la Cathédrale, Rue Metcalfe and Rue McTavish in the Ville-Marie borough will be rehabilitated to prevent possible breaks and prolong its service life.

Reconditioning and reconstruction work on water and sewer pipes is underway in Ville-Marie borough. Find worksite updates here and learn about the measures taken by the city to reduce impacts on your daily activities.

Get answers to frequently asked questions about the 311 Montréal mobile app.

The collector sewer beneath Rue D’Iberville, Rue Larivière and Rue Fullum, in the Ville-Marie borough, will be rehabilitated. This will ensure its structural integrity, improve its hydraulic capacity, and extend its useful life.

Did your landlord ask you to leave? See what your options are in the 4 following scenarios: eviction, evacuation for construction work, eviction for late payment or repossession. In some cases, the city may help you store your belongings.

As part of Accessibility Month in October, Saint-Laurent’s libraries are launching a new service: the loan of sensory kits.