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COVID-19

Montréal is at the maximum alert level. Curfew in effect from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.

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Support for businesses

Montréal’s businesses are dealing with tough times. Many sectors are feeling the effects of the pandemic. To support its economy, the city is launching a series of programs and measures for merchants, private companies/collectives and support organizations.

Programs and measures

Merchants

Montréal and partner organizations are offering a number of specific measures to help merchants and support them financially during the crisis. 

Find out more about these measures

 

Social economy businesses

Social economy businesses, co-ops and non-profits can get financial support, free advisory services and training through city-funded organizations.

Learn more about these measures

 

Businesses

Businesses in all sectors of activity can count on support from Montréal and key players who are involved in economic development

  • Open Innovation Subsidy Program for Startups
  • Free support to help 450 small Montréal businesses recover
  • Access to microcredit: $850,000 for small and new businesses

 

Extensions

For owners and companies, the 2021 municipal property tax instalments have been delayed. The first instalment is now due on June 1 and the second instalment is due on September 1. The annual tax accounts for the year 2021 will be sent out at the end of February.

For merchants near a commercial development corporation area, the 2021 SDC dues instalments have been delayed. The first instalment is now due on June 1 and the second instalment is due on September 1. The dues for the year 2021 will be sent out at the end of February.

Latest news

  • $4.5 million in funding to support Montréal entrepreneurship
  • An additional $50 million to help our businesses through the crisis (in French)
  • Montréal supports companies' digital transformation (in French)
  • Financial assistance for bars and restaurants

Economic recovery plans: Acting now

2021 plan 

This plan provides for a $60 million investment and includes 10 support measures that are a continuation of the first recovery plan. It aims to support sectors that have been made more fragile by the crisis; to set the stage for a green, resilient and inclusive recovery; and to mobilize all partners around the city’s recovery. 

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2020 plan 

The economic recovery plan titled “A Boost for the City: Acting Now” earmarked a $22 million envelope and set out a series of tangible measures that are in force through December 31. 

View the plan

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