“Montréal en statistiques” publishes data that helps to create socio-economic profiles of the city’s neighbourhoods. On this French-language site, you’ll find graphics, charts and maps of data.

Using a library computer or tablet gives you access to a wide range of services, such as Internet, spreadsheets and word processing software, printing, scanning and photocopying documents.

Would you like to view a city or borough document? City and borough files are available to you.

See our how-tos so you can plan work that involves the waterworks and sewer systems. You’ll find out the steps you need to take, how much time to plan for and how to get permits and authorizations, if needed.

Do you use a bicycle to get to work, even in winter? Are you a bicycle enthusiast? Do you cycle as a family? View the map to plan for safe trips.

Through the municipal libraries’ “Borrow a Museum” program, you can visit exhibits at a dozen Montréal museums free of charge. All you need is a library card to get your pass.

Need to change your address? Find out how to change your address for your tax account, property assessment, municipal court and Accès Montréal card.

CITÉ+ provides information on taxation and on real estate and rental valuation for all property located within the Montréal agglomeration. Users are exclusively real estate professionals.

Would you like to know when garbage collectors will be on your street to pick up trash? Using your postal code, you can find information about collections through the Info-collectes service.

In order to build a terrace in the yard attached to the restaurant or bar that you operate, you must meet the standards established by the borough and apply for a permit.