A commercial development corporation (SDC) is a non-profit association that aims to promote the economic development of a commercial zone.

Restaurant or bar terraces, also called “sidewalk cafés,” play a vital part in a neighbourhood’s social life. However, they must meet the strict development standards set out by each borough, and a permit is required to operate a commercial terrace.

Community gardens and collective gardens: Many boroughs offer you the chance to tend a vegetable garden. Find the right type of garden for your needs and enjoy taking part in urban agriculture.

Do you have a problem that you’d like to report to the city? Would you like to report excessive noise, an unsanitary restaurant or a dog owner who doesn’t obey the rules? Find out what you can do.

This confidentiality policy outlines Montréal’s (hereinafter called the “city”) practices with regard to protecting the confidentiality of personal information collected by technological means, such as a Web site, an application or a related object. By browsing our Web site, you recognize and accept these terms of use.

Would you like to find out if a lot is contaminated? See the city’s list of sites.

What are the risks of a drinking water contamination or shortage in Montréal? What measures does the city take to inform and assist residents in the event of a disaster? Find out what you need to know.

Would you like to bring your grill to the park and have a cookout? Find out everything you need to know about having a BBQ in Montréal parks.

Are you a Montréal resident, and have you received a notice to appear in municipal court for a hearing in connection with a criminal, penal or civil infraction? Are you a lawyer, and do you need information on proceedings in virtual mode? Get the information you need, depending on your situation.

Do you enjoy cross-country skiing, or would you like to give it a try? Our nature parks and other municipal parks offer ski trails for all experience levels.