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Using the Loisirs Montréal online service, you can see the season’s sports and recreational activies, and in many boroughs, you can use it to register. You can also reserve sports facilities and register for certain day camps.

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Have you seen what you suspect is a coyote? What should you do? In general, coyotes do not pose a threat to human safety, provided that certain guidelines are observed. In particular, it’s important never to feed a coyote. Learn more about what to do if you should encounter a coyote.

Do you use a wood-burning heating system? Since 2015, the city has regulated the use of solid fuel-burning appliances in each of Montréal’s 19 boroughs. Learn more about this new by-law.

Idling the engine of a motor vehicle that is not moving is prohibited in Montréal. Learn everything you need to know about motor vehicle idling.

The pre-emptive right gives the city the priority to purchase certain buildings or lots in order to create community projects. Are you the owner of a building affected by this measure? Find out everything you need to know about the pre-emptive right.

Are you a cyclist looking to park your bicycle on the sidewalk? Are you planning an event and need to have a sidewalk bicycle rack relocated? Find out all about bicycle racks here.

In order to facilitate self-service vehicle parking, several boroughs permit the use of residents-only street parking zones. Learn more about which boroughs allow SSV parking in these zones.

Composting is an easy, inexpensive and effective way to reduce to reduce the amount of garbage you generate. Want to practice composting at home? Learn what you need to know in order to get started.