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Good Neighbourhood Committee
Composed of citizen associations, representatives of local organizations and organizations operating on Port territory, municipal representatives and representatives of the Montreal Port Authority, the Good Neighbourhood Committee strives to :
- Foster closer and more lasting relations between the MPA and its adjacent communities
- Establish dialogue and facilitate information exchange related to activities happening on Port territory
- Provide a forum for discussion and exchange on topics of common interest;
- Develop a collaborative way of resolving neighbourhood issues
- Create a liaison mechanism involving key stakeholders before implementing prospective projects, and by doing so, facilitate their integration into riverside communities.
The committee meets twice a year, and highlights from these meetings are available in the Documentation section below. When needed, targeted groups of citizens are consulted to discuss specific issues. Member organizations include:
Cities
- City of Montreal
- City of Montréal-Est
Organizations
- CRE Montréal
- Friends of the Sainte-Marie Current
- Mercier–Est Environmental Collective
- Promenade Bellerive Development Corporation
- Representative of the Pointe-aux-Trembles–Rivière-des-Prairies sector
- Old Montréal Residents’ Association
Logistic partners
- Montréal Gateway Terminals Corporation
- Termont
- Canadian National
- CPKC
- Québec Trucking Association
- East Montréal Industrial Association
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Territory
FAQ
How do I make a complaint to the Port of Montreal?
We invite you to fill out this form.
How do I apply for a grant for my organization?
If your organization is located near the Port of Montreal or contributes to education related to marine industry careers, economic development or environmental protection in a neighbourhood adjacent to the Port, you are welcome to submit your application online.