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 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!

It’s finally time to get together and celebrate: join us all summer long to enjoy the many activities Saint-Laurent has to offer.

After a year of construction, the city is pleased to announce the end of surface development work on Rue Rioux. Learn more about improvements to the street.

With the Montréal Policy for Community Action, the city recognizes and promotes the importance of community groups and organizations, its valuable partners in regards to their contributions to society and their expertise.

Montréal wants to make its urban logistics greener. This objective is at the heart of the Colibri mini-hub project, which has shown that decarbonized delivery improves the quality of our living environments and is more effective in densely populated areas.

Vision Zero is an approach that aims to reduce the number of deaths and serious injuries caused by road collisions to zero. Montréal is committed to doing everything possible to achieve this goal by 2040.

Move with your library card! Borrow equipment to enjoy the outdoors all year long: snowshoes, sleds, kites, park games, and more. Boost your energy and have fun with motor skills games, or head home with a full workout kit!

Do you own a building in Montréal? The following conditions of use apply to viewing your online municipal tax account balance.

Did you buy a building from a family member? Are you selling a building to a corporate entity? In some situations, you may be exempted from the “welcome tax.” Find out everything you need to know.