There was a flood, and you were evacuated. Now what? To return home safely, follow these steps – and find out how to identify potential hazards and clean your house.

If there is a flood, at what point should you evacuate your home? What precautions should you take before leaving? Follow our advice and be ready for disaster if it strikes.

When an emergency arises, Montréal uses rapid communications to keep residents informed of the situation as it evolves. Find out what tools you can use to get reliable, up-to-date information when disaster strikes.

Making a family emergency plan is a crucial action you can take to cope with disaster. Follow these eight steps and be ready to deal with three different situations.

Do you want to share your ideas and concerns for your neighbourhood and the borough?

You need to take special care to stay safe during a severe winter storm, whether you’re in your home or outside. Follow our guidelines to help you and your family make it through winter storms.

During periods of intense cold it’s important to take special steps to protect yourself. Find out what you can do to make it through a cold snap.

Having a kit already prepared means you can react faster in an emergency. Prepare in advance for a major storm, flooding, an industrial accident or any other disaster in Montréal. Follow the guidelines.

Need help with food security, transportation for an older person or emotional support? Looking for low-cost housing, legal aid or a place to volunteer? It’s easy – just dial 211.

With its 876 km of bike paths, plenty of places to jog and skate parks, Montréal has plenty to offer to people who want to stay in shape during the summertime. Here are some ideas for sports you can enjoy solo or with family and friends.