Is your business located on a major street that has undergone underground infrastructure work? This subsidy program offers financial assistance of up to $250,000 per building to renovate and modernize commercial spaces affected by construction.

In order to fight injustice, discrimination and violence in Montréal, the city would like to support initiatives led by youth. Community organizations are invited to submit projects that were designed and delivered with help from people ages 30 and under.

In some boroughs, you can adopt an existing tree or have a tree planted to celebrate the birth, adoption or memory of a loved one.

The agreement between the city and the Gouvernement du Québec aims to support Montréal’s cultural development and vitality, for the benefit of residents and from a perspective of sustainable development.

Are you a non-profit cultural organization? Participate in this call for projects to propose holiday-themed activities.

In Montréal’s boroughs, every spring and fall, you can green your property by buying one or more trees at a reduced price.

The Accès jardin program was designed to meet a growing need for parks and green spaces in Ville-Marie, and to foster the resilience of the population and the territory in the context of climate change.

In some of Montréal’s boroughs, people with low incomes can register for sports and arts activities free of charge.

Want to enjoy the many arts/culture and sports attractions Montréal has to offer while enjoying exclusive advantages? The Accès Montréal card lets you and your family do just that.

AccèsLogis Montréal is a co-operative and not-for-profit housing program that finances social and community housing projects.