Montreal, October 25, 2025 — Following a meeting with the Montreal Coalition of Neighborhood Tables, which brings together Montreal's 32 neighborhood round tables, Luc Rabouin announced that a Projet Montréal administration would increase municipal funding for each neighborhood table by $25,000, for a total of $800,000 annually.
Aware of the issues raised by the neighborhood roundtables during the meeting, Luc Rabouin took clear action to support their activities and thus the cooperation and cohesion of the neighborhoods.
“Our vision for the city is based on vibrant neighbourhoods, where consultation, cohesion and community stakeholders are at the heart of decision-making. The neighbourhood round tables do this work on a daily basis, and we want to give them the means to continue,”
— Luc Rabouin, leader of Projet Montréal.
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Source :
Simon Charron
Chief's press officer
Projet Montréal
