Many Montrealers are allergic to ragweed. When this invasive plant blooms in August, its pollen is the cause of hay fever.

Montréal strives to recognize people, property or events that have influenced its past. By awarding recognition, the city promotes its history, heritage and culture, and strengthens its urban identity.

Find out what to read to better understand a timely topic. View the recommended readings offered by people who are passionate about literature.

Are you wondering which materials you can recycle? Find practical information about recycling collections here.

Would you like to build a single-family home or a plex? Are you developing a major real estate project? Would you like to build an outbuilding, such as a shed or garage? Before you begin work, find out about applicable rules as well as what permits you need.

In order to install a pool or spa on residential property, you must comply with safety codes and regulations, including borough by-laws and provincial legislation. In certain cases, you are also required to obtain a permit.

Retail businesses face multiple challenges, including major urban infrastructure work sites and technological changes. Together with its partners, the city is offering various forms of guidance and support in an effort to help businesses meet those challenges.

The right of initiative allows Montréal’s citizens to obtain a public consultation on a subject of public interest in connection with the city or a borough. Find out more.

Montréal is committed to making travel on foot, by bike and by car safe, and is implementing traffic mitigation measures. You can ask for a measure to be added.

Have you seen rats on a property or inside your dwelling? Find out everything you need to know about what to do next.