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The weather is great for outdoor gardening and cleaning! Discover the options available to you for branch collections in Pierrefonds-Roxboro.

How can you protect your home and belongings in case of flooding? Take steps now to limit potential damage.

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.

Would you like to get rid of mercury lightbulbs (fluorocompact, fluorescent, etc.), batteries, cans of paint, oil, aerosols and other dangerous products? You have three options: travelling collections, ecocentres and other drop-off sites.

What should you do to protect yourself in the event of a severe thunderstorm in Montréal? How can you avoid electrocution if you’re outdoors? Follow our guidelines on how to stay safe during a thunderstorm.

Is there ragweed on your property? Find out everything you need to know to get rid of it.

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.

As part of its fight against COVID-19, Montreal has been rethinking its public space by creating safe active transportation circuits for active transportation. Its objective is for Montrealers to be able to walk and bike safely.

Getting around on foot or on your bike will be made easier this summer in Montréal, thanks to the new safe active transportation lanes. These temporary configurations created in the context of the pandemic take various forms and allow for physical distancing while travelling. Come discover them!

The warm weather and progressive reopening make for busier streets. In order to leave more room for pedestrians and cyclists, Montréal is creating more than a hundred kilometers of safe active transportation circuits this summer. Here are some tips to get around.