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The Borough of LaSalle offers 578 incentive parking lots available to allow residents to park their cars during snow removal operations.

October 18-24, 2021, the borough and its partners are offering a wide range of virtual activities that are also part of Semaine québécoise des rencontres interculturelles (Québec intercultural encounters week).

Consult the financial documents showing the activities carried out annually by the borough of Côte-des-Neiges-Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.

The borough of LaSalle has collected 12 soup recipes from various countries, so that LaSalle residents can cook them as a souvenir of the SOUP Festival (Symbol of openness and union of peoples).

A new chapter is beginning for the Lachine-Est sector, with the adoption of a special urban planning program (PPU in French). This future eco-neighbourhood is intended to be inspiring, resilient and inclusive.

On June 5, 2017, following a vast consultation process, Borough Council adopted its Local Development Plan for LaSalle.

In 2005, LaSalle was the first borough on the island of Montréal to set up an Urban Safety Actions and Issues Table.

The Traffic Committee, whose members are appointed by borough council, serves as an advisory committee for LaSalle’s council and examines all matters referred to it in relation to traffic and road safety on borough territory.

The mission of the Urban Planning Advisory Committee (CCU) is to enlighten borough council on matters relating to heritage, zoning, subdivisions and architectural integration.

Saint-Laurent Biodiversity Corridor is a 20-year commitment and a unique and highly ambitious project. It will cover an area of approximately 450 hectares.