Trees reduce city noise, purify the air we breath and give us shade, coolness and privacy. But that’s not all! Did you know that they benefit us in so many other ways?

In Montréal, there are shops, parks, bike paths, arts and culture, major employers, public transit and universities. Not to mention the river and Mount Royal! Choose your home according to your needs and the neighbourhood life that best suits you.

The Darlington ecological corridor, proposed in 2014 by the Université de Montréal’s sustainable development unit, is a natural infrastructure project involving a right-of-way largely located in the borough of Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.

Do you enjoy non-motorized water sports? Lachine’s new waterfront park will be a great place for just that. You will also discover other reasons to visit the park, as new year-round programming becomes available.

Would you like to enjoy the sunny weather with a cookout? You can have a cookout in many parks in Montréal, For a safe picnic, make sure you follow these rules.

Free activities, schedules, tips… Read our Bulletin de Ville-Marie published three times a year.

In June, the borough of Saint-Laurent was rewarded as part of the Plumes d’excellence 2020 contest by the Association des communicateurs municipaux du Québec for its new brand guide adopted at the start of the year.

Whether it’s in the summer or during school break, day camps run by recognized organizations in the Borough offer entertaining activities and professional supervision for youngsters.

The warm weather and progressive reopening make for busier streets. In order to leave more room for pedestrians and cyclists, Montréal is creating more than a hundred kilometers of safe active transportation circuits this summer. Here are some tips to get around.

The land occupied by the Motherhouse of the Sisters of Sainte-Anne since the beginning of the 20th century will become a new neighbourhood in the borough of Lachine.