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.

SÉRI Montréal encourages meetings between experts from different fields and the transfer of innovation to the industry and municipalities through conferences,  booths and networking activities.

Saint-Laurent has adopted a Pedestrian master plan to promote pedestrian travel on Saint-Laurent territory and make it safer.

You may have noticed a sudden drop in your water pressure at times, possibly accompanied by a rusty colour to the water. Don’t worry. It’s because the borough of Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce is inspecting the valves in the drinking water distribution system.

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.

At its public meeting on June 30, Saint-Laurent Council unveiled the main points of the 2019 report on the Borough’s Residual waste management plan.

Saint-Laurent is pleased with the representation of ethnic and visible minorities, Indigenous people and people with disabilities among its employees.

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.