Pedestrian and shared-use streets, whether permanent or seasonal, provide a safe, enjoyable walking environment in the heart of the city. Try one out and you’ll discover new meeting places and opportunities for relaxation and entertainment in the heart of your favourite neighbourhoods.

Montréal can have periods of intense cold. What are the risks to your health and safety? Find out what you need to know.

The Access to city services without fear policy is geared to persons without legal status or awaiting legal status. This policy allows them to receive various services free of charge and in a confidential manner, without having to worry about being reported to the authorities.

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.

Would you like to be a valued advisor and take part in major projects? See all the jobs where you can play a vital role in making Montréal a thriving city.

Are you the owner of a property of heritage interest or will you acquire one soon? Here is what you should know about preserving your building.

Want to know more about the property assessment roll and what it contains? Find out how assessment rolls and their contents are tabled.

Have you noticed artworks when you’re out and about in the heart of downtown Montréal? By turns stunning, playful and compelling, public artworks by local and international artists spark curiosity and promote access to art. Learn about Montréal’s public artworks.

Are you organizing a festival, a march, a parade or a block party? Find out what you need to know to get authorization.

Outdoor pianos are available all summer long in public places around Montréal. Try them out!