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The urban agglomeration of Montréal is continuously monitoring water flow and levels. Our teams are mobilized to handle spring floods.

For those who require assistance, following is the list of food resources and community organizations in Pierrefonds-Roxboro during the Covid-19 pandemic.

As the situation evolves, we will take other steps towards resuming activities in accordance with public health directives.

Most sites and services for residents are now accessible. As the situation evolves, we will take measures to facilitate activities in accordance with public health directors.

As the situation evolves in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic, the Saint-Laurent activities and services are adjusted.

The Montréal agglomeration is currently at Level 3 – Alert (orange). It is requested that everyone avoid unnecessary social contacts, such as gatherings with family or friends, weddings, funerals, etc.

The mobile screening clinic will be stationed in the Centre des loisirs de Saint-Laurent (1375 rue Grenet) parking lot:
Tuesday, May 12 and Wednesday, May 13
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

In Montréal, nine factories have a warning siren that will go off if there is a major industrial accident. What should you do if you hear a warning siren? Follow these instructions to protect yourself.

How should you protect yourself if there’s an earthquake in Montréal? Follow these instructions to react quickly if disaster strikes.

What should you do during periods of extreme heat? Where are the public places you can go to cool off in Montréal? Follow these tips to protect yourself during heat waves.