Linda Gyulai

The city’s audit committee notes that numerous finance department employees are planning to retire in the next two years and that the department’s employee retention rate “is very low.”

The opposition at city hall and unions representing municipal workers call the ban illogical and contrary to efforts to help the environment.

Montreal’s two-year-old housing bylaw “should” surpass the results of the old social housing inclusion policy it replaced, the city says.

Black students — many streamlined into special ed and behavioural classes — are treated differently in classrooms, a recent study shows.

Plans remain in the discussion stage for slot machines, sports betting kiosks and poker tables inside the former 1909 Taverne Moderne.

Ensemble Montréal is to table a motion on Monday calling for changes to ensure “the necessary checks and balances.”

Councillors are divided over the issue to develop areas around the mall, which includes natural habitat.

As buildings get taller and more closely packed in Montreal, the risks of construction disturbances “become more and more significant.”

City’s fleet has grown since Projet Montréal entered office five years ago, an examination by the Montreal Gazette reveals.

The 2023 municipal operating budget forecasts the agglomeration will end 2022 with a surplus of $129.4 million, but in reality there is a projected operating deficit of over $80 million, the city has confirmed.