A strategic focus point in the heart of Ville-Marie, the Champ-de-Mars district is undergoing a transformation. What for? To revitalize this historic district with a striking identity and a diversified urban landscape that has witnessed much of Montréal’s history and evolution.

The twin Darwin bridges, which are located on Boulevard de l’Île-des-Sœurs in Verdun, have been completely rebuilt using concrete containing 10 per cent recycled glass powder, making this innovative achievement a world first.

This project will construct and replace water mains in Ahuntsic-Cartierville and Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension. Why? To ensure the supply of good quality drinking water for residents and maintain optimal fire protection.

The Maison Pitfield of the Parc-nature du Bois-de-Liesse offers meeting rooms and spaces for outdoor events.

The city has launched a charter for construction sites to promote best practices among its teams, external partners and private developers on construction sites, whether they are repairing or rebuilding municipal infrastructures.

For your receptions or meetings, the Parc-nature du Cap-Saint-Jacques offers meeting rooms and spaces for outdoor events.

Want to learn more about Montréal’s financial results for the year 2020? Want to know what the city’s main achievements were? View the details in its Financial Report.

During a heat wave in Montréal, several public facilities are available to help you cool down. These include pools, libraries, parks with shade. A heat wave may pose risks to vulnerable citizens. Follow our tips to stay safe.

Are you a user of Montréal’s parks? Did you know that some behaviours may hinder the preservation of these diverse natural habitats? Discover simple things you can do and the rules to follow.

Since 2021, and until 2024, the collection of food waste, also known as compost, will be gradually implemented in all buildings of 9 dwellings or more, industries, businesses and institutions in Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.