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.

Social innovation is among the keys to Montréal’s development. The city provides guidance and financial assistance to social economy businesses that contribute to the economic and social vitality of its communities.

Do you use a wood-burning heating system? Since 2015, the city has regulated the use of solid fuel-burning appliances in each of Montréal’s 19 boroughs. Learn more about this new by-law.

Standing committees ensure that the needs and aspirations of Montrealers are central to deliberations about the public interest and decision-making. Their mission is to examine files and hold public consultations in which citizens are invited to participate.

Learn about the types of infractions that are handled by the municipal court as well as what you need to do if you receive a statement of offence.

La Ville capitalise sur la planification et la transformation de secteurs stratégiques de son territoire.

All year long, the city makes sure that streets, lanes and sidewalks are kept clean. Thanks to regular maintenance and prevention operations, people can get around Montréal safely. Our public works teams respond quickly when you report a problem to us.

Through a variety of initiatives and programs, we support economic projects, both public and private, aimed at protecting and highlighting the environment while promoting quality design and architecture.

Want to cool off on a hot summer day? Looking for a wading pool, swimming pool or play fountain? Find places to take a dip in Montréal.