Since 2017, the city has taken actions to recognize the past, present and future presence of Indigenous peoples on the island of Montréal, and of Indigenous peoples’ contribution to the development of the city.

Are you planning to renovate the inside of your home, tear down a wall or change the number of dwellings? Before undertaking the work, learn what you need to know about the applicable regulations and the required permits.

In a fast-changing world, Montréal has positioned itself as a leader and established a framework for promoting the emergence of innovative businesses.

The island of Montréal is home to species of insect pests that can be harmful to plants and property. Find out how to prevent or limit damage to your property.

Want to use the Internet? The city has developed the free MTLWiFi network, which is available in municipal libraries. You can also use a computer or tablet on site.

Urban plan, Land-use planning and development concepts. Special urban planning programs. Discover the tools we use for land use planning in Montréal.

The city intends to remove all lead service lines within city limits between now and 2032. Learn about lead screening, health recommendations and work being done to replace affected service lines.

As part of its commitment to LGBTQ2+ communities, Montréal is taking action to become a more inclusive city and combat prejudice and discrimination.

The library card gives you access to all the services, resources and collections housed across the library network as well as to other cultural and recreational services. It is free of charge for Montréal residents.

Montréal’s libraries offer access to reading, information, knowledge, culture and recreation. As a local service, they facilitate inclusion and participation in the city’s cultural and civic life.