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.

Would you like to give a second life to items that are still usable? Do you need to get rid of construction materials or products that are hazardous to people’s health or the environment? Ecocentres can take them.

Eviction of tenants from their home is strictly controlled by law. If you have received an eviction notice, make sure you know your rights and the cases where your landlord can ask you to leave.

Can a property assessment appraiser visit your property to examine it, and will its value change as a consequence? Find out everything you need to know about an examination for the assessment roll.

An excavation permit is required to carry out certain work operations on private or public property. If the work concerns water or sewer services, a cutting permit is required. Find out which permit to apply for, depending on the situation.

In Montréal, a rental building cannot be converted into a divided co-ownership. However, under certain conditions and in specific areas only, property owners can obtain an exemption from borough council. Find out everything you need to know.

Want to change your roof covering? Build a balcony? Replace doors and windows? Move a staircase? Before undertaking the work, learn what you need to know about the applicable regulations and the required permits.

Montréal residents must comply with certain criteria when choosing exterior siding for a building. The regulations in force in your borough apply to the installation and replacement of brick, stone and wood siding.

Debt, expense, equipment and infrastructure management: Montréal has adopted numerous financial policies to guarantee the sound management of public funds.

Every year, the city and each borough present annual reports on their financial activities and their main achievements.