The AMB/ASM announces the appointment of Marie-Claude Leblanc as Director General. Bringing nearly ten years of municipal experience, she will help advance key issues affecting the related municipalities of the Montreal agglomeration.
The ASM/AMB presents its priorities for the 2026 Quebec provincial election, calling on the next government to strengthen support for suburban municipalities in climate resilience, municipal funding, mobility, infrastructure, public safety and local economic development.
The ASM/AMB supports the City of Montreal’s election priorities while calling for suburban municipalities to be fully integrated into metropolitan solutions. Representing nearly 250,000 residents, its 15 member cities play an essential role in the development of Greater Montreal.
The Association of Suburban Municipalities is seeking a consultant to provide strategic, administrative, and institutional coordination for the organization.
The Association of Suburban Municipalities (ASM/AMB) announces that the fifteen cities it represents, and which are related to the Montréal Agglomeration, have initiated legal proceedings against the City of Montréal, before the Commission municipale du Québec and the Superior Court of Québec.
The mayors of the member municipalities of the Association of Suburban Municipalities (AMB/ASM) are vigorously denouncing the decision-making process of the Urban Agglomeration of Montréal, including a decision adopted on November 21 to put an end to the fluoridation of drinking water at the Dorval and Pointe-Claire plants.