Montréal is a great place to bike. Its vast network of 1083 km of bike lanes makes it easy to travel all over the city, through parks, and along the river.

Want to sign your child up for day camp? During winter break and in the summer, the city’s boroughs offer more than 170 day camps for children ages 3 to 16. Choose from among a wide spectrum of options.

Montréal’s libraries house a rich collection of easily accessible digital documents offered free of charge, including books, international newspapers and online courses. There are hundreds of options in multiple languages.

Would you like to spruce up your flower beds or improve the soil of your vegetable garden? Plants and compost are available free of charge in Montréal. See what your borough has to offer.

Licenses, tags and leashes: Dog owners must comply with all by-laws and regulations in force in Montreal. Find everything you need to know about pet licenses and dog-related rules.

Do you want to sell your products or offer your services to the city? Here is how to do it.

In Montréal you must follow certain rules when installing or replacing doors and windows. Regulations differ for exterior and interior doors and windows as well as bay windows.

What should you do if you notice a change in your tap water? What types of advisories inform residents of the steps to take in the event of contamination or a service interruption? Learn everything you need to know about drinking water in Montréal.

In order to maintain decent housing conditions for all residents, the city reserves the right to take action in a dwelling with issues around sanitation, maintenance or safety. Find out everything you need to know under such circumstances.

What are the risks associated with an earthquake in Montréal? How does Montréal help citizens be ready for an earthquake? Find out what you need to know about how earthquakes are managed.