Preserving the diverse character of our neighbourhoods and promoting access to adequate housing for everyone is the objective of the city’s By-law for a Diverse Metropolis.

Is your residential project subject to the By-law for a Diverse Metropolis? Your contribution to Montréal’s supply of social, affordable and family housing can take a number of forms.

The City has passed an important milestone in its reconciliation efforts with the Indigenous peoples with the adoption of a Strategy that is the result of years of collaboration. This document is the concretization of the City’s commitment made to the First Nations and Inuit.

Are you 65 years old or more? Are you sick or have limited mobility? Lachine’s libraries are launching a new service to give you better access to their documents.

In response to the climate emergency, Montréal is committed to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions with the objective of becoming carbon-neutral by 2050. The 46 measures in the Climate Plan will set Montréal on the path to being a resilient, inclusive and carbon-neutral city.

Learn about simple eco-friendly actions you can take to practice responsible consumption. See what Montréal is doing to reduce waste.

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?

Living in Montréal means having infinite options, including businesses, parks, bike paths, large employers, public transportation, arts and performances, and universities. It also means you can choose a home and neighbourhood according to your needs and lifestyle.

The city has launched a new support measure for businesses to transform their business model and diversify their income. Six organizations renowned for their sector-specific expertise will offer some 5,500 hours of personalized guidance to 450 small businesses in Montréal.

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.