Starting in the summer of 2025, the city will upgrade Rue Saint-Jacques and its underground infrastructure.

Statements of offence that cannot be served by certified mail or bailiff are served by public notice. They are published on the municipal court bulletin board and on the city’s Web site for a period of 30 days.

Do you work in the real estate industry? Do you have ideas for sustainable projects to improve Montréal and want to make them a reality? Form multidisciplinary teams and present your project to bring the vacant lot located at 150 Rue de Louvain Ouest to life.

Drinking water and sewer pipes located underneath Rue Saint-Jacques in Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce will be repaired to prevent breaks and extend their lifespan.

These modular housing units with support resources aim to provide a safe, dignified place to live for people transitioning out of homelessness while they are awaiting permanent housing.

Road safety near schools is everyone’s business! Together, let’s make the roads surrounding schools safe places for children, their parents and teaching staff.

Do you have family or friends visiting Montréal? Have you heard about the new by-law concerning tourist accommodations? Don’t worry! Montréal offers many accommodation options for a pleasant stay.

Work operations related to the major Aqueduc de l’Ouest project will begin in LaSalle. Here are the latest updates on the work site and the measures taken by the city to mitigate its impacts on your everyday life.

The Papineau/des Carrières underpass, built in 1930, is located at the border of Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie and Plateau-Mont-Royal boroughs.

The city is investing $45 M in projects that were both proposed and selected by the population. More than 880 ideas were proposed, and more than 28,000 citizens voted to select the winning projects. Discover the 7 winners below.