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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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Montréal’s municipal court is a tribunal that offers civil, criminal and penal legal services within Montréal’s city limits.

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Organize or participate in a cleanup in your neighbourhood. Let’s clean up together!

Each year, Montréal’s municipal administration consults residents on a wide variety of subjects that are local or general in scope, including development projects, special planning programs, draft by-laws, or policies. Residents are invited to join the public debate by expressing their views on the projects that are shaping their experience in Montréal. Learn more about public consultations.

Is your child brimming over with curiosity? During March break, Montreal is chock full of activities just right for budding scientists. Pack up the family and head out for fascinating discoveries. Here’s an assortment of scientific activities to make your March Break a stimulating vacation.

March Break often comes just at the right time, particularly in a city like Montréal. There’s lots of snow, the weather warms up, and dozens of sports activities take place all over the city. It’s an ideal occasion for the entire family to get outdoors, far away from display screens. Here’s a selection of activities for your sports-minded kids during March Break.

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.