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Montréal is a cosmopolitan, dynamic, open and inclusive city. Montréal values diversity in all its forms while celebrating the unifying character of the French language, its official and common language, the foundation of its identity and a force for cohesion in the public sphere.
Ville cosmopolite, dynamique, ouverte sur le monde et inclusive, Montréal valorise la diversité sous toutes ses formes, tout en célébrant le caractère rassembleur de la langue française, langue officielle et commune, socle de son identité et vecteur de cohésion au sein de l’espace public.
Montréal's city hall is open to the public and offers a wide range of activities and services, including a museum tour, a terrace and much more.
When and how should you pay your “welcome tax” when you buy a home? Under which circumstances are reimbursements or exemptions allowed? If you have recently bought a home or condo in Montréal, here’s what you need to know.
Montréal and its partners are committed to implementing measures to: Reduce GHGs by 80% by 2050, for a low-carbon Montréal; Improve access to services and infrastructures for all, for a fair Montréal; Adopt sustainable development best practices, for an exemplary Montréal. The intervention priorities to meet these objectives were:
Montréal is Québec's largest city. This urban centre, which is located on an island in the middle of the St. Lawrence Valley, is composed of 19 boroughs. The city offers services across the island of Montréal.
You can get a wide variety of maps and plans of Montréal. Find out how here. The city’s geomatics counter offers a wide selection of maps and plans available for purchase in paper and digital format.
The interactive map of Montréal’s boroughs lets you choose your borough to access some 20 different themes. You can easily locate municipal buildings, view zoning and urban planning data, learn more about collection zones, etc.
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.
The online property assessment roll lets you view the assessment value of buildings across the Montréal agglomeration. It includes such information as: the name and postal address of the owner(s) of a building; the lot area; the value of the home, building and lot on the current assessment roll