There is no age limit when it comes to the enjoyment of comic strips. Looking for suggestions? The following favourites were selected by our librarians.

Would you like to swim in a city pool? Are you taking a child to the play fountain or the wading pool? Here are some rules to follow to make sure everyone stays safe.

Rue Peel is being completely rebuilt, focusing on local mobility and providing a better experience for its many users. The necessary modernization of its utility networks and water mains provides an opportunity to transform the public realm of this vibrant and historic street.

Work is ongoing on Rue Grand Trunk, in Le Sud-Ouest. Find out what’s new with the project and measures being taken by the city to minimize impacts on your getting around.

Located in Le Sud-Ouest, construction on Rue Grand Trunk aims to stabilize the drinking water supply to the east end of the island and part of Verdun. Modernization of the water supply network also helps us maintain reliable fire protection.

The pumping station was constructed in 1928-1932 and operates every day. Its aging equipment must be replaced to ensure the efficient distribution of drinking water. This summer, we are carrying out phase 2 of this upgrade, which began in 2020.

Work now in progress on Rue Clark, Boulevard Saint-Laurent and Rue Saint-Urbain could impact your day-to-day routine. Throughout the project, the city will have mitigation measures in place and alternatives to improve your mobility and minimize nuisances.

A new university campus, new diversified housing units set in an ideal location will create a dynamic and sustainable living environment.

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.