The city has adopted a climate test to ensure that all its actions and operations contribute to the fight against climate change. It is committed to serving as an example in all its decisions in order to achieve carbon neutrality.

Montréal 2030 embodies a vision for meeting current and future challenges. This strategic plan will be deployed over 10 years. It includes four action areas, three scales, and 20 action priorities. In order to guide the city’s recovery, it will be applied across human, neighbourhood and city scales.

The city has implemented a number of measures to monitor air quality in order to protect the environment and residents’ health. You can also do your part for air quality by taking simple actions.

To stay on track during the pandemic, the city has implemented a plan to support Montréal’s economy in 2021. The plan, titled “Acting Now to Prepare Recovery,” provides for a $60 million investment.

A great way to boost the local economy is to seek out home-grown craftspeople’s creations and the products of merchants near you. Here are a few digital platforms where you can shop any time you like, for any occasion.

Very popular with amateur Saint-Laurent artists for more than 20 years, the cultural workshops of the Center des loisirs have for many taken a virtual turn in order to allow participants to continue their learning during the fall.

Montreal submitted amendments to its By-law for a diverse metropolis for public consultation between November 22 and December 7, 2023.

Buying locally helps stimulate the economy and encourages Montréal business owners. But that’s not all! There are lots of practical reasons to shop on the island of Montréal. Here are five good reasons to buy locally.

Would you like to find out more about Montréal’s 2021 budget? Would you like to know what the city will be investing in over the next 10 years? Discover all the details of our 2021 budget and 2021-2030 Ten-year capital works program.

The By-law for a Diverse Metropolis sets out various obligations around housing. Real estate developers must contribute to Montréal’s supply of social, affordable and family housing. Here’s how to use our contribution calculation tool.