Whether you want to install a pergola, a garden pavilion or a spa shelter, there are standards that must be met. Learn more.

Do you want to rent your home to tourists on platforms like Airbnb? You must comply with municipal by-laws and the province’s Tourist Accommodation Act.

Street parking is prohibited at times to provide for snow loading. “No parking” signs are put up: make sure you comply with them.

Are you a fan of skateboarding, scootering, in-line skating or BMX? You can practice your favorite sport in the city’s skateparks.

This winter in the city, get moving! Discover the snowy slopes of Montréal’s city parks and nature parks.

In Montréal, snow clearing on private property is subject to certain rules. Learn about key instructions to be followed for residential properties, merchants’ parking areas, and industrial lots.

Are you a snow removal contractor looking for a place to put the snow that you’ve cleared from a lot? Montréal’s snow disposal sites are places where you can dump your load.

Snow removal on sidewalks and streets facilitates travel in Montréal during winter. Here is everything you need to know about municipal snow removal services, including plowing on sidewalks, the progress of snow loading operations, and tips for facilitating operations.

Looking for a field to play soccer? Want to enjoy a game with friends or reserve a field once a week for your friendly league? Learn everything you need to know to practice your sport on soccer fields in Montréal.

Social and community housing is developed by cooperatives, non-profit organizations and the Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal. It is subsidized by the city’s community housing program and that of the Québec government.