They cross Montréal from east to west or from north to south. They are a popular tourist destination because of their shops or their history. When you learn their stories, you’ll never see them the same way. Visit the index of Montréal’s main streets.

The inter-library loan service with libraries outside of Montréal’s library network lets users have a book or a document delivered by another organization. This service is offered free of charge to all library subscribers.

If you are a tenant and your dwelling is poorly heated, does not meet sanitation standards or has rodents, we can help.

View our interactive maps to find information on zoning, heritage areas, protected spaces and much more.

The Répertoire historique des toponymes montréalais is an online service (in French) that allows you to learn about the origins and meaning of the names of streets, places, parks, buildings and other public sites in Montréal.

A library subscription allows residents and non residents to benefit from the many services and resources offered across Montréal’s library network. Subscribers receive an individual library card.

Libraries lend out MP3 players. There are eight available players per library loaded with French-language podcast series. New series and new seasons of existing series are added several times each year.

Use the Loisirs Montréal online service to register for a sports and recreation activity offered by the city or reserve a court or reserve an indoor or outdoor sports space. Users can also register for day camps in certain boroughs.

Do you own a building in Montréal? Each year, you will receive an invoice for your property tax account.

See this map to locate public charging stations for electric cars by area.