The city has set aside a budget of $25 million for the completion of projects submitted and selected by the public. More than 20,000 residents cast their votes to determine which projects will be carried out. Learn more about the winning projects.

Did you receive a notice of rent increase or evacuation for construction purposes from your landlord? Are you dealing with a health problem or an eviction or repossession notice? Find out what you need to know.

Whether or not you are a student, the city offers full- and part-time jobs during the summer and year-round. Enjoy sports and outdoor recreation? Or do you prefer customer service? No matter where your interests lie, we have a job for you.

Would you like to get involved in your community and promote issues that concern seniors? The Pierrefonds-Roxboro Seniors’ Council needs you to make recommendations to elected officials and the municipal administration. Join now.

Are you interested in getting involved in your community and raising awareness on issues that affect people in your age group? The Youth Council gives you a voice with elected officials and the municipal administration. Become a member of your local council!

Would you like to have access to Montréal’s open data? You can now consult, view and use the data freely through an online service.

Would you like to replace your lead water-service entry (water line)? If you have other renovation work to do, you can get a grant from the city to replace your lead water-service entry.

To apply for a subsidy as part of the RénoPlex program, you’ll need to calculate the property value of your building by square metre. Find out how.

List of contracts worth $2,000 and over and totalling more than $25,000

The borough of Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce must publish on its website, no later than January 31 of each year, the list of all contracts.

The Montréal economic dashboard offers a series of indicators that monitor economic progress of the Montréal agglomeration and the metropolitan area. It presents economic data to help Montrealers understand the current situation and guide decision-making.