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"Artère en transformation" : Subsidy for businesses
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Businesses established on the designated commercial streets of Boulevard Pie-IX, Rue Jean-Talon Est in Saint-Léonard, or Rue Saint-Catherine Est.
Overview
At a glance
Funding available
- Renovate or expand facilities
- Renovate or adapt facilities
- Maximum amount : 250,000 $
- Up to 40% of project cost
Eligible candidates
- All industries
- Montreal
- Montréal
- Quebec
- Sole proprietorship
- For-profit business
- All revenue ranges
- All organization sizes
- All groups
Next Steps
Availability timeline
Activities funded
- Renovation of a business storefront on the ground floor and basement.
- Replacement, repair, or modification of openings.
- Repair or replacement of an awning, exterior sign, or exterior lighting.
- Installation of a permanent terrace or building access.
- Renovation of projecting or decorative architectural elements, exterior walls, interior, framing, foundations, and roof.
Documents Needed
- End of Construction Notice form
- Copy of work-related invoices and proof of payment
- Copy of permits related to the work and proof of payment
- Photos of the renovated spaces and the building façade
- Declaration form under the Charter of the French language, with the applicable certificate, attestation of application, or attestation of registration
Sources and recorded changes
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Artère en transformation subsidy details expanded
The program page now spells out eligibility, funding terms, application steps, and coverage area in much greater detail.
The program content now provides a much fuller description of who can qualify, which streets and buildings are covered, and which types of work are excluded. It also clarifies funding terms, including the 40% support rate, the $250,000 per-building maximum, and support for design professional fees. Application instructions are now more explicit, with a submit-application link, approval required before work begins, and a 36-month completion condition. The related by-law page is also visible with territory and effective-date details, which adds useful context to the program scope and administration.
Eligibility
Who is eligible?
- Businesses established on the designated commercial streets of Boulevard Pie-IX, Rue Jean-Talon Est in Saint-Léonard, or Rue Saint-Catherine Est.
Eligible expenses
- Eligible work costs.
- Professional design fees.
Ineligible Costs and Activities
- Work that started before the application was declared admissible.
- Work on buildings affected wholly or partly by industrial activity.
- Work on buildings or parts of buildings housing a gas station, service station, mechanic shop, or car wash.
- Interior renovation work if the building facade needs renovations.
- Work for which another municipal subsidy has been granted.
Eligible geographic areas
- Boulevard Pie-IX
- Rue Jean-Talon Est in Saint-Léonard
- Rue Saint-Catherine Est
How to apply
- Download, complete, and sign the End of Construction Notice form.
- Gather electronic copies of work-related invoices, proof of payment, permits and associated proof of payment, and photos of the renovated spaces and building façade.
- Consult the Guide to declaration under the Charter of the French language and complete the Declaration form with the applicable certificate, attestation of application, or attestation of registration.
- Send everything by email to arteretransformation@montreal.ca.
