No need to leave the city to indulge in the joys of winter and explore gorgeous open spaces. Montréal has nearly 200 km of groomed and marked cross-country ski trails. Here are a few spaces you won’t want to miss depending on your level and your desires.

Winter strolls let you explore Montréal in a different light. The city projects a completely different image when cloaked in white. Take an invigorating walk to discover innovative works, admire murals, visit picturesque places or delight in playful paths.

It’s sunny, it’s hot outside! The borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro offers you various options to cool off this summer.

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Are you interested in getting involved in neighbourhood life? Are you looking for forums where you can contribute to reflection on urban projects that are transforming Montréal? Do you want to participate in a tangible way? Here is a quick overview of the different types of public participation.

The Pierrefonds-Roxboro municipal magazine is mailed twice a year to keep the community informed of the latest news and services available in the Borough.

Griffintown is undergoing unprecedented urban development. To respond to its densification and provide its residents with a better urban experience, public spaces are being redesigned and infrastructure is being upgraded in 2021.

When completed, the William and Saint-Thomas retention facilities will reduce the frequency and amount of untreated wastewater discharged into the St. Lawrence River during major rainstorms. Two parks will be created above the retention basins.

Montréal has a tradition of public art. The art bears witness to various eras of its history. With this in mind, the city is taking advantage of redevelopment projects to create a public art collection that will connect Griffintown to Vieux Montréal.

Several infrastructure reconstruction projects are planned for Griffintown during the coming years. They will affect waterlines and sewers, as well as Hydro-Québec, Énergir and telecommunications networks.