Montréal-Nord reports midpoint results from seniors action plan

Montréal-Nord has published a midpoint report on its 2024–2029 collective action plan for older residents, highlighting food support, information services and social activities.

The borough reports that the INFO-AÎNÉS service handled 3,550 requests, while partner organizations distributed 52,000 meals. It also counts 217 participations in caregiver workshops, 25 new senior volunteers and 36 activities that reached more than 400 people.

Other work includes creating a seniors council and offering laptops and digital-literacy workshops. The figures cover progress reported during the first half of the five-year plan; the program continues through 2029.

Source: Ville de Montréal midpoint report, published and updated October 14, 2026.

Featured image: Illustrative stock photo of older adults talking at a community gathering, not the reported site or event. Photo by Age Cymru on Unsplash; cropped and resized by West Island Blog.