Would you like to actively participate in cleaning up your neighborhood and your environment? It is possible to organize collective cleanups. Invite your relatives, neighbors or friends to take part in the activity.

Didn’t pay your municipal taxes or property transfer duties? Find out what you need to know to limit interest fees and avoid legal proceedings.

Would you like to buy a building in Montréal? Would you like to understand how the duties (also called  the “welcome tax”) are calculated? Find out everything you need to know.

The Express Bike Network (EBN) is a 191 kilometre bike lane project that connects different points of interest in Montréal. With protected bike lanes, cyclists can travel by bike in a safe, efficient and pleasant way. Once the EBN is complete, it will have 17 routes accessible all year long.

Read Accent le Journal, the Borough’s news bulletin, to keep up to date on everything that’s happening in LaSalle.

Have you gotten a permit to temporarily occupy a street, alley or sidewalk? Whether you’re planning to carry out work, move, film or hold an event, you must ensure that you obey municipal by-laws.

Saint-Laurent provides residents with plots of land for gardening purposes and offers small adapted garden plots for people with limited mobility.

In spite of the pandemic, many day camps will be operating during the summer. We invite you to contact the organizations directly for more information on their registration procedures, their latest updates and the number of spaces available. Some camps may be full.

The arrondissement de Saint-Laurent is offering day camps at the Bibliothèque du Boisé (2727 boulevard Thimens), the Centre des loisirs (1375 rue Grenet) and the Complexe sportif (2385 boulevard Thimens), June 24 -August 16, 2024.

Montréal is committed to easing workforce integration for immigrants. As part of this commitment, The city will roll out a strategy aiming to improve access to jobs in business for recent arrivals.