# Partners



Canonical: https://www.mtlarchives.com/en/partners

Language: en-CA



Partners · Explore Montréal’s historical photographs, places, dates and sources.



Your neighbourhood. A story to share.

Support the stories and places that make Montréal.



## 32 neighbourhoods, one place each

One brand per neighbourhood. A 6 or 12 month term.

- Nord-Ouest de l’Ile de Montréal: Available

- Saint-Laurent: Available

- Rivière-des-Prairies: Available

- Pointe-aux-Trembles: Available

- Ahuntsic: Available

- Lachine: Available

- LaSalle: Available

- Peter McGill: Available

- Côte-des-Neiges: Available

- Saint-Léonard: Available

- Anjou: Available

- Hochelaga-Maisonneuve: Available

- Rosemont: Available

- Mercier-Ouest: Available

- Bordeaux-Cartierville: Available

- Montréal-Nord: Available

- Le Plateau-Mont-Royal: Available

- Ville-Émard/Côte Saint-Paul: Available

- Saint-Michel: Available

- Verdun: Available

- Villeray: Available

- Mercier-Est: Available

- Notre-Dame-de-Grâce: Available

- Vieux-Montréal: Available

- Faubourg Saint-Laurent: Available

- Petite-Patrie: Available

- Centre-Sud: Available

- Saint-Henri: Available

- Pointe Saint-Charles: Available

- Outremont: Available

- Petite-Bourgogne: Available

- Parc-Extension: Available



## Why MTL Archives

- A place, beyond views.
- It lasts.
- Sourced and local.



## The community · October 2026

- 8,697 Facebook followers
- 3,701 Instagram followers
- 72% in Montréal (Instagram)
- 81% ages 25–54



## Three ways to collaborate

- Story: $900
- Neighbourhood partner (recommended): $3,000 / 6 months, $5,000 / 12 months
- City partner: $20,000 / year



## Frequently asked questions

- Term: 6 or 12 months.
- Exclusivity: one partner per neighbourhood.
- Shared approval: place, term, brand and credit.
- Report: neighbourhood followers, story views, page views and players.
- Taxes: specified in the proposal.
- Editorial choice: a place, verified sources, a local documented story.



## Contact

The Turnstile protected form collects name, email, organization, neighbourhood, partnership and project.



## Photo credit

Photographs: Archives de la Ville de Montréal.



## Citation guidance

When citing a photograph, include its title, known place and date, archive reference (cote), credit “Archives de la Ville de Montréal”, canonical photo-page URL and source dataset. Distinguish the photograph’s date from a story’s publication date. Do not invent missing places, dates or references; unknown fields are omitted. Identify changes. Do not describe MTL Archives as a municipal service.



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