The municipal administration is undertaking a pilot project to promote a concerted, optimal deployment of 5G infrastructure throughout the city.

Montréal, which is located just an hour’s flight away from New York, Boston or Toronto, has become a popular place for film shoots over the past few years.

Each year, the Borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro flushes the water supply network and dead-en, and inspects the fire hydrants during springtime and summertime.

Have you received a request to participate in the collection of economic data? How will this information help determine the value of your property? What documentation do you need to provide? Here’s what you need to know.

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.

The popular Pierrefonds-Roxboro Mayor’s Walk is back this year, from May 21 to 24, in a virtual and remote format. New: Register, pick up your participant’s kit and walk in style through the streets of your neighbourhood to support the cause chosen this year!

Construction in the Boulevard Laurentien and Rue Lachapelle area may have an impact on your daily life, particularly travel. Find out what you need to know.

The project to redesign Boulevard Laurentien and Rue Lachapelle in Saint-Laurent and Ahuntsic-Cartierville is a major one. Once all work is complete, these two thoroughfares will offer a green, accessible and user-friendly environment

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.