Many libraries offer free rooms for group or individual work. You can reserve a room with your library card.

Do you enjoy leading and motivating a diverse team? Our managers play a key role in a wide range of fields and their leadership is crucial to completing projects successfully.

Do you like working outdoors, keeping parks in tiptop shape or clearing snow from streets? Do you have a background in electricity or plumbing? We have a wide range of jobs for people who are looking for work outside or on site.

You can get a wide variety of maps and plans of Montréal. Find out how here.

During spring break, families in Montréal can enjoy many cultural, educational and sports activities.

The Montréal Charter of Rights and Responsibilities is a key document for Montréal and Montrealers. Essentially, it is a social contract confirming that the city – and the people who work for it – are committed to continuously improving the services they provide to residents.

The city’s art collection is made up of over 1,000 paintings, books and art objects, sculptures, tapestries, installations, videos and photographs.

Montréal’s museums offer compelling visitor experiences and play a huge part in the city’s dynamism. The rich array of subject matter, from history and archeology to sciences, contemporary art and visual arts, makes Montréal’s museums leading cultural and tourist destinations.

Get a permit, receive alerts and report issues: Create your account on Montréal.ca to request services or create applications and track their progress. It’s fast, easy and free of charge!

Neighbourhood round tablesbring together local stakeholders (residents, merchants, workers, community organizations, associations, institutions, boroughs, SPVM, etc.) that want to actively improve the quality of life and conditions in a neighbourhood. There are about 30 of these councils in Montréal.