“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.

The services available to Montréal library users include Internet access, access to spreadsheet programs and word processing software, printing, digitization, and document photocopying.

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

Find out how to get a pet license or to report an aggressive dog or a dead animal on a public road. You can also notify the city about other situations involving animals.

If you have one or more ash trees on your property, you must take care of them and have them treated every two years against the emerald ash borer. Find out what your obligations are and what support is available.

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.

Did you know that you can borrow a free pass to visit a Montréal museum using your city library card? The “Borrow a Museum” service lets you visit exhibitions at the Écomusée du fier monde, the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal or the McCord Stewart Museum.

Are you a real estate developer who is planning a residential project in Montréal? Would you like to understand your obligations under the By-law for a Diverse Metropolis. Get an overview with our online service.

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.