Are you passionate about arts and entertainment, a lover of local produce or an advocate for the protection of the environment? Let’s celebrate culture in all its forms!

This worksite is located in Verdun borough.

In the current context of inflation and economic stabilization, the city ends the year with a surplus. Montreal has continued its efforts to provide services that meet the needs of the population, while developing sustainable and inclusive living environments. Discover its 2024 Financial Report.

Styrofoam, also known as polystyrene, is a type of plastic. It is known for its lightness and insulating properties. Can you put styrofoam in your collection bin? Not always. Find out why.

Have you ever noticed that some municipal properties seem neglected? Please don’t think they have been abandoned! In fact, they are being maintained according to ecological management principles, to support biodiversity and better adapt our neighbourhoods to climate change.

Redevelopment work on Avenue Saint-Pierre will serve to improve safety for active transportation users in this area of Lachine. Continue reading to get the latest updates from the work site, including on the measures taken by the city to mitigate the impacts on your everyday life.

The city is working to control invasive alien plant species (IAPS) and reduce their impact on biodiversity. Here is some information about how to recognize these plants and avoid spreading them.

Faced with increasing episodes of heavy rainfalls and the growing risks of urban flooding, the borough of Saint-Laurent has adopted new measures through bylaw amendments in order to better protect residential buildings.

Saint-Laurent has been actively taking steps to prevent flood risks and limit their impact on its territory for over forty years. Measures are regularly revised to keep pace with climate change, which is increasing the frequency and intensity of heavy rainfall episodes that can result in flooding.

On the border of the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce and Sud-Ouest boroughs, three zones will be transformed and amalgamated to create thenewParc-nature de l’Écoterritoire de la falaise.