Greater MontrealMontreal DistrictsNineteen Borough Councils
All the Montreal districts are grouped under the 19 borough councils and each have local jurisdiction over their respective territories. This means that each borough council manages the services provided to the citizens of each of the 19 boroughs. The mayor of each borough is elected by universal suffrage of borough residents. As Montréal now comprises 19 boroughs, there are 19 borough mayors. A borough council is made up of no fewer than five councillors. There are both city councillors and borough councillors. The number of city and borough councillors will vary, depending on the borough. City councillors sit on both the borough council and Montréal's city council. There are a total of 45 city councillors for all 19 boroughs. Borough councillors sit on the borough council only. There are a total of 40 city councillors for all 19 boroughs. The Montreal Districts Ahuntsic / Anjou / Cartierville / Two Montreal Districts in one Borough
555, rue Chabanel Ouest, bureau 600 - H2N 2H8 
One Montreal District in one borough
7701, boul. Louis-H.-La Fontaine - H1K 4B9 
Two Montreal Districts in one Borough
5160, boul. Décarie, bureau 710 - H3X 2H9 
Two Montreal Districts in one Borough
13, rue Chauret - H9H 2X2 
One Montreal District in one Borough
1800, boulevard Saint-Joseph - H2H 1C7 
One Montreal District in one Borough
55, avenue Dupras - H8R 4A8 Two Montreal Districts in one Borough
5600, rue Hochelaga, Bureau RC.10 - H1N 3L7 One Montreal District in one Borough
4243, rue de Charleroi - H1H 5R5
One Montreal District in one Borough
543, ch. de la Côte-Ste-Catherine - H2V 4R2 
Two Montreal Districts in one Borough
13665, boulevard de Pierrefonds - H9A 2Z4
One Montreal District in one Borough
201, avenue Laurier Est, bureau 120 - H2T 3E6 Two Montreal Districts in one Borough
Tel.: 514 868-4050 / Fax: 514 872-3709 Two Montreal Districts in one Borough
5650, rue D’Iberville, 2e étage - H2G 2B3 
One Montreal District in one Borough
777, boulevard Marcel-Laurin - H4M 2M7 
One Montreal District in one Borough
8400, boulevard Lacordaire - H1R 3B1 One Montreal District in one Borough
815, rue Bel-Air, 2e étage - H4C 2K4 
One Montreal District in one Borough
4555, rue de Verdun - H4G 1M4 
One Montreal District in one Borough Gérald Tremblay is now mayor of the city of Montreal as well as of the Ville Marie borough. "La loi prévoit qu’à compter du 2 novembre 2009, le maire de la Ville de Montréal sera le maire de l’arrondissement de Ville-Marie et que le directeur général de la ville sera le directeur de cet arrondissement. La composition du conseil d’arrondissement de Ville-Marie est également modifiée aux fins de l’élection générale de novembre 2009."
Office of the three (3) city councillors 
Three Montreal Districts in one Borough
405, avenue Ogilvy, bureau 103 - H3N 1M3 The Montreal Districts Ahuntsic / Anjou / Cartierville / Municipal Election - November 2009
On November 1, 2009, Gérald Tremblay became mayor of Montreal for the third time. With Union Montreal and with his team, mayor Tremblay also gained the two last Élections Montréal of 2001 and 2005, beating former mayor Pierre Bourque each time. 
Independent mayor of the Ville Marie borough after his departure from Union Montreal in September 2007, Benoît Labonté became chief of Vision Montreal in May 2008. Then, in June 2009, Louise Harel, ex-minister of the Parti québécois became chief of Vision Montreal and mayor candidate. Vision Montréal is now the official opposition at City Hall. Projet Montréal and its leader Richard Bergeron wished to offer to Montrealers a project as unique as their city. As for Louise O'Sullivan, Parti Montreal Ville-Marie she had a forward-looking vision of Montreal. She painted a picture of the City that attracts investors, students, artists and tourists from around the world, where the spirit of entrepreneurship is encouraged and where vitality and creativity are abundant. Images MontréalImages Montreal is a huge project that aims to be the biggest exclusive website of Montreal's skyscrapers, historical buildings and architecture landmarks. Old historical monuments have a lot of interest as much as new apartment buildings, new skyscrapers or graffitis. STM MontréalSTM Montreal is composed of 68 metro stations spread along four lines and of a network made of 170 daytime and 20 night time bus service routes. The metro provides 1.3 million trips every day. STM Montreal web site also offers a section called Art in the Métro. Montreal by MetroMontreal by Metro is an unofficial website for fans of Montreal's metro system. Our modern rapid transit system is one of the most architecturally distinctive subway systems in the world. Unlike many other subway networks, every station in Montreal is distinct. The system is beautifully decorated with hundreds of pieces of public art, including sculptures, frescoes, and stained glass. Thank you for visiting Montreal Districts. Greater Montreal
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