Are you planning to distribute advertising materials in Montréal? In some cases, a permit may be required. Here’s what you need to know.

Were you declared eligible for the “Artères en transformation” subsidy program? Learn how to get a payment of the program’s financial assistance.

A permit, sometimes called certificate of authorization, is required to install a swimming pool on your property. Learn more about how to submit an application to your borough.

Would you like to get financial aid to carry out feasibility studies in order to offer affordable spaces for artists’ studios? Find out how to apply as part of the planning component of the support program for renovations for buildings that house artists’ studios.

Do you hold a permit to build a parklet in front of your establishment? Would you like to renew it? Learn how to renew your permit.

Want to view documents held by the city? As a public organization, the city must permit access to its documents and ensure the protection of the personal information they contain. Find out how to get access.

Do you want to start composting at home? The city offers composters at a reduced cost. Learn how you can get one.

Do you need to have work done on your property’s water or sewer connections? Change the service connection? Disconnect the water and sewer service? You must get a permit to cut asphalt, whether the work is carried on public property or on your property. Find out how to apply for a permit.

Is a book or other document you would like to borrow not part of the collections? You can request that the libraries purchase it. Please submit an online request.

Would you like to ask the city to hold a public consultation on a draft petition? The right of initiative gives residents this opportunity. Here’s how to submit your draft.