Montréal Charter of Rights and Responsibilities
The Montréal Charter of Rights and Responsibilities is a key document for Montréal and Montrealers. Essentially, it is a social contract confirming that the city – and the people who work for it – are committed to continuously improving the services they provide to residents.
Charter values and commitments
The Charter is rooted in the values of human dignity, justice, peace, equality, transparency and democracy. Rights, responsibilities and commitments are defined in seven areas:
- Democracy
- Economic and social life
- Cultural life
- Leisure, physical and sports activities
- Environment and sustainable development
- Security
- Municipal services
Under the Charter, residents have a right to initiative through which they can get a public consultation on a topic of public interest that falls under the jurisdiction of the city or one of its boroughs.
View the charter
- PDF file Montréal charter in French [PDF 2 MB]
- PDF file Montréal charter of rights and responsibilities as explained to youth [PDF 4 MB]
- PDF file Montréal charter of rights and responsabilities [PDF 2 MB]
- PDF file Montréal charter in Spanish [PDF 19 MB]
- PDF file Montréal charter in Creole [PDF 18 MB]
- PDF file Montréal charter in Simplified Chinese [PDF 19 MB]
- PDF file Montréal charter in Arabic [PDF 3 MB]
- PDF file Montréal charter in Mohawk [PDF 19 MB]
- PDF file Montréal charter in Greek [PDF 19 MB]
- PDF file Montréal charter in Hebrew [PDF 18 MB]
- PDF file Montréal charter in Italian [PDF 3 MB]
- PDF file Montréal charter in Portuguese [PDF 2 MB]
- PDF file Montréal charter in Tagalog [PDF 1 MB]
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