The 2008 Transportation Plan proposed 21 projects to reinvent Montréal. Public consultations brought to the fore measures to reduce greenhouse gases and pollution and improve air quality and traffic flow.

On Quebec’s Fête Nationale and on Canada Day, Montréal will close certain facilities and modify the schedules of some services.

In 2025, the city adopted the 2050 Land Use and Mobility Plan, which sets out rules for land use planning and developing mobility over the next 25 years. Discover the 2025-2030 action plan to learn more about the first steps that will be taken.

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Every year, Montréal and its boroughs carry out more than 500 construction projects of all kinds within their limits. These projects serve to repair, optimize and modernize infrastructures to improve services to residents and their quality of life. In a word, they’re essential.

Montréal’s Nature and Sports Plan aims to enhance the city’s large parks and sports facilities. It sets out tangible actions to protect biodiversity and our natural heritage while promoting a healthy and active lifestyle to the population.

Montréal in Common brings people together to promote ethical and responsible use of data to solve challenges around mobility, food and social development. Making our data a common resource means understanding more about community needs in order to address them more effectively.

Entrepreneurship plays a vital role in economic development. It stimulates growth, creates jobs, and generates investment. It is a catalyst for creativity and innovation that deserves to be supported.

The economic development plan in support of the business community calls for a deployment over four years, across five high-potential sectors with five pillars: talent, entrepreneurship, economic hubs, internationalization of businesses, and dynamic business networks.

This action plan is aimed at encouraging innovative initiatives that benefit the broader community by supporting social economy businesses (mutuals and cooperatives), NPOs, and private entrepreneurship for social purposes.