In order to build a commercial terrace (“café-terrasse”) on the sidewalk or the road, you must contact the borough in which your establishment is located to find out about the applicable conditions and apply for a permit.

Montréal’s digital library gives you access to thousands of books online, in French or in English, that you can read or listen to.

To learn more about the business start-up programs offered by the city, and for everything you need to know about the support available to facilitate the process, please contact the economic development commissioner in your borough.

Are you participating in a call for tenders and have questions about the process? Do you want to file a complaint? Here is what you need to know.

Montréal’s nature parks offer you stunning natural settings for film shoots of all kinds.

Find out how to request a water pressure test, have a hydrant moved or use a hydrant.

As part of the access to city services without fear policy, Montréal offers a free, confidential support service to recent immigrants who are victims of abuse or crime. This service is provided by the Crime Victims Assistance Centre (CAVAC) of Montréal.

Want to remove graffiti from your house or garage door, or to report graffiti on street furniture in your neighbourhood?

Discover different facets of the city through the Archives historiques de Montréal Web site. The site makes a variety of documents related to the city’s history and development available to researchers, historians and the greater public.

The home book loan service allows people ages 65 and over or people with limited mobility who have a library subscription to receive books or other documents at home free of charge, without having to go in person to the library.