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Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante has recently reaffirmed her commitment to the safety of pedestrians and cyclists, prioritizing their well-being over the fluidity of automobile traffic.

Place 59 Saint-Pierre in Lachine is reborn as a beacon of social economy, offering a new dynamic to the local community.

Mondev, a well-known real estate developer, has announced the start of construction on a multi-tower residential complex in Montreal's Griffintown neighborhood.

This ambitious project will include three phases and a total of 750 residential units.

The first phase will begin in September with the construction of a 15-story building at an estimated cost of $61 million.

Natyf TV, a new Quebec television channel, is turning towards the Francophone African audience after winning over the ethnocultural communities of Quebec.
With a diverse programming that includes local and African shows, Natyf TV aims to establish strong partnerships in West Africa to enrich its content and expand its audience

This summer, several streets in Montreal will be closed to vehicular traffic to become pedestrian zones.
This initiative aims to promote walking, terraces, public art, and local events.
Discover the affected streets and closure dates to better plan your city travels.

Place Versailles, an iconic shopping center in Montreal's east end, is about to undergo a major transformation.

Leo, a new carsharing service, is making its debut in Montreal.
With a fleet of 600 vehicles, Leo promises fast registration and approval in less than 24 hours.
. Discover how Leo is positioning itself in the Montreal carsharing market and the benefits it offers users

In May 2025, finding affordable housing in Montreal may seem like a challenge, but some neighborhoods still offer attractive options.
This publication explores the six neighborhoods with the lowest 2-bedroom apartment rents, offering alternatives for those looking to settle in the city without breaking the bank.
Discover the characteristics of these neighborhoods and how they compare to other parts of the city.

The renovation of Grovehill Park in Lachine is underway, with major work aimed at modernizing and improving resident facilities.
This project, which began in 2024, will continue until the summer of 2025, transforming the volleyball and basketball courts and skateboarding area to provide a high-quality recreational space

The City of Montreal recently announced the reservation of four municipal properties to the Société d'habitation et de développement de Montréal (SHDM) for the development of off-market housing.

Residents of L’Île-des-Sœurs may be aware that the building located at 8 Place du Commerce will be demolished in late 2025 or early 2026 to make way for a residential and commercial complex.

The former Le Boisé golf course in Terrebonne has been sold.
After more than a decade of discussions and negotiations, the City of Terrebonne has finally succeeded in purchasing the former Le Boisé golf course for $27 million.
This ambitious project aims to transform the site into a natural park, providing a 71-hectare green space in the heart of the city.
This acquisition marks a historic milestone for Terrebonne and brings to an end a long legal saga

The City of Montreal recently approved the addition of additional floors to several real estate projects, marking a new milestone in the city's urban development.
This decision aims to meet the growing demand for housing and optimize the use of available land.

Montreal is a city renowned for its vibrant and diverse culinary scene.
From cozy bistros to gourmet restaurants, the city offers a multitude of options for food lovers.
Here is a selection of the best restaurants and food festivals in Montreal, where you can savor exquisite dishes and enjoy unforgettable dining experiences

Repentigny, a rapidly expanding city, is transforming into a true "city within a city" thanks to ambitious and innovative real estate projects.
This initiative aims to create a dynamic and integrated urban environment, offering its residents an exceptional quality of life.
Here's how Repentigny is reinventing itself and the impacts of these developments on the local community.