The Carrefour de la recherche urbaine de Montréal (CRUM) is helping to improve Montrealers’ quality of life by helping to develop innovative projects with a strong impact that are the result of collaboration between institutions of higher learning, researchers and the city.

Established in spring 2020 to inform and assist merchants and business owners affected by the pandemic, Affaires Montréal is a top source for information on financing and assistance for Montréal businesses.

The Bureau du cinéma et de la télévision de Montréal (herein known as The Montréal Film and TV Commission (MFTC)) offer the following services to foreign producers considering the Montréal area for their next movie project.

The Bureau des régimes de retraite coordinates the administrative activities of six pension committees and ensures the sound management of their operations.

The Musée de Lachine was founded in 1948, as the then city of Lachine celebrated its centennial of civic incorporation, to showcase the history of the area.

The mission of the Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal is to improve living conditions for families and low-income households by providing quality housing and services while promoting their power of influence and action.

The Laboratoire de l’innovation urbaine de Montréal (Montréal urban innovation lab - LIUM for short) promotes emerging solutions to address urban issues, strengthen equity and accelerate Montréal’s ecological transition through collaboration between city staff, partners and the population at large.

The Table de concertation du Mont-Royal brings together several stakeholders who care about the future of Mont-Royal, including representatives from institutions, associations, governments and municipalities.

The city hall team is led by the mayor and is composed of elected officials who advise her. The team makes decisions and acts in residents’ interests so that Montrealers can enjoy living in a city that is aligned with current issues. It also reviews and oversee major projects in Montréal.

The Société d’habitation et de développement de Montréal, a representative of the city, manages and maintains a large and diverse housing stock.

The Bureau du design launches initiatives that aim to stimulate creativity and innovation in design and architecture. It guides the city’s departments and boroughs in implementing processes that promote the quality and sustainability of their projects.

Montréal’s municipal court is a tribunal that offers civil, criminal and penal legal services within Montréal city limits.

Montréal’s municipal media centre compiles press releases from the city and its 19 boroughs. The media centre also provides various methods for keeping abreast of announcements, requesting information or getting in touch with experts.