Did you know that the water distributed to your tap is first channeled through a reservoir? The reinstatement of Montréal’s largest reservoir, the Rosemont reservoir, is therefore very important. The last phase of the work will begin at the end of the summer.

In Montréal, eight factories have a warning siren that will go off if there is a major industrial accident. What should you do if you hear a warning siren? Follow these instructions to protect yourself.

City hall welcomes Montrealers to a newly refurbished and modernized space. The building has been renovated to be more accessible and user-friendly. In addition to a permanent exhibition, works of art and areas previously closed to the public can now be seen, including a terrace.

Looking for suggestions for books your kids will love this summer? Here are some must-reads chosen by our librarians for the TD Summer Reading Club.

Did you know that the collection of the former video club Le Septième is available to Montréal library members? It includes more than 12,000 films produced from 1909 to 2012, along with TV series.

Montréal wants to increase and diversify the supply of electric transportation by developing more sustainable, affordable and accessible mobility options. The Transportation Electrification Strategy will help the city achieve this goal.

Montréal has demolished a portion of Rue De La Gauchetière, between Rues Peel and Rue De la Cathédrale, in order to create a temporary grassy area that make the area greener, since summer 2021.

Have you noticed low water pressure from your faucet? No need to worry. Most of the time, the problem is temporary.

From September 2021 to spring 2022, the city will be redesigning Square Chaboillez, located within the block between Rue Peel, Rue Saint-Jacques, Rue de la Cathédrale and Rue Notre-Dame. Learn why we’re doing this work.

Do you know… how to sort, compost and recycle… and Lachine’s collection schedules in your sector? Do you know what to put in which bin? Here’s a handy guide to help you do all that!