What should you do during a heat wave? Where are the public places you can go to cool off in Montréal? Follow these tips to protect yourself.

Do you enjoy Montréal’s large parks? Did you know that certain behaviours can damage these natural habitats teeming with life? Learn more about simple actions you can take and rules to follow in our parks.

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.

Cigarette butts are harmful for the environment and are one of the most frequent causes of fire in Montréal. The solution: Pocket ashtrays, which reduce the environmental impacts and fire risks associated with cigarette butts.

The Policy for the Recognition and Support of Non-Profit Organizations (NPO’s) of the borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro is a framework that allows the harmonization, on a fair and transparent basis, of the relations between the borough and the community organizations.

Are you a huge fan of Scandinavian crime novels? Looking for illustrated books for your child? Want to read in your first language? View the rich and varied general collections housed in Montréal’s libraries.

With the holiday break now over, work operations at Square Phillips are starting again as planned, and work operations aimed at rehabilitating obsolete infrastructures on Avenue Union are starting.

Did you know that the city’s library network offers many free online courses, lectures and workshops throughout the year? From computers to photography to music, you can learn more about a wide range of subjects.

The Borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro is pleased to reveal its Master plan of planning and development of parks and water front areas for the years 2020-2035.

The Lachine market is the oldest public market in Montréal. Discover its history!