Were you issued a statement of offence? Are you trying to understand it so you can correctly enter your guilty or not-guilty plea? Learn more about statements of offence and the types of templates used across Montréal.

The eternal wave, nicknamed “Vague à Guy” (Guy’s Wave) is located in the St. Lawrence River near the Parc des Rapides. It is an excellent site for surfing, kayaking and paddleboarding. Here is what you need to know before going there.

Saint-Laurent Mayor Alan DeSousa tabled his Highlights of Saint-Laurent’s 2021 Financial Report at the Council meeting held on June 28.

Over the next few years, the Marconi-Alexandra area will be transformed into a revitalized environment, adapted to the needs of the area’s workers and residents alike.

The city is launching three calls for projects from non-profit organizations. The objective is to support projects that bring the host society and immigrants closer together and that contribute to the fight against discrimination and racism.

Everyone knows about red, yellow and green traffic lights, but what about other types of traffic signals?  Do you know exactly what to do at an intersection?  Priorities, sound and light signals, coordination… Our videos help you behave right on the roads.

This winter, here are the signs you should rely on to avoid tickets.

Did you know that you could be fined—$300 or more—for feeding a wild animal?

LDD moth caterpillars, which can be recognized by their red and blue spots, have become widespread in the city. Although these caterpillars can chew through a considerable amount of plant cover, the caterpillar is not harmful.

Would you like to take part in public participation processes and learn more about the influence your voice has? Montréal’s public participation scale helps you understand the different roles you can play in making collective decisions.