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.

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

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

The “Contact: Joy of Reading” program offers free activities to help parents and children ages 5 and under enjoy reading together. It is primarily aimed at immigrants and residents from underprivileged backgrounds.

The éco-quartier program aims to promote environmental citizenship and improve Montrealers’ living environments through environmental education and civic engagement. Find out more.

Mission funding is available to non-profit organizations that rent space in a taxable, non-residential building.

Want to create a green alleyway in your neighbourhood? Discover how to get the financial assistance and support available to help you bring your project to fruition.

Is your community organization keen on implementing a homelessness project aimed at helping our communities become more inclusive and harmonious, and safer for everyone? The city has adopted a program with a budget of $12.5 million over 30 months to support local and regional initiatives.

Montréal, métropole culturelle brings together the city, the Canadian and Québec governments, the Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montréal, Culture Montréal and Tourisme Montréal to promote Montréal as a cultural metropolis of international calibre.

Selling online is more important than ever. Through a city program, merchants can obtain personalized guidance and training from electronic marketing advisors to help them develop an action plan, choose providers and set up an online store.