During the winter, many people organize activities in their alleys and build facilities such as ice rinks, children’s slides, etc. Make sure that your “white alley” is set up in a safe and respectful manner.

Is your yard encroaching on a public lane? You can apply to buy it from the city.

Would you like to obtain a new a civic number (a municipal street address number) or cancel an existing one – perhaps as a result of construction or renovation work? Here’s how you can do so.

Does your property encroach on municipal land? Would you like to expand your garage? In order to rectify an existing situation or execute an expansion project, you can buy a plot of land that belongs to the city.

Do you want to add a driveway to your property? Change the surface of an existing space? If so, you need a permit.

Want to add, move or remove a speed bump on your street? Find out how to request a change for a traffic mitigation measure.

Are you being asked for a certificate of life or a certificate of residence in Montréal? In most cases, you must declare under oath that everything stated in the certificate is true.

Do you own a building and want to demolish it? Be sure to comply with applicable by-laws and get a permit before starting your work.

You are moving and you wish to change the address associated with your Accès Montréal card? Find out how.

Would you like to compost your food waste but you are not eligible for the compost pick-up service (brown bin)? In some neighbourhoods, community compost bins are available. Find out how to locate them.