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In 2024, Montrealers will once again have to navigate a landscape of cones, barriers, and detours. This year, the city's ambitious construction agenda includes significant projects ranging from transit expansions to major retail developments. These projects, while essential for the city's growth, continue to challenge daily commutes and raise questions about urban planning and efficiency.

By Patrick Quinn

The party isn’t set to fill the void until 2025. As the PQ surges, taking the long road might prove to be an error.

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The premier has been suggesting a sovereign Quebec is “viable,” but Quebecers aren’t interested in making sacrifices.

Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has faltered with the release of a document outlining the fiscal argument for separation

Move to double fees for students from other provinces has all the markings of a separatist government, top Liberals say at a party general council meeting.

Reminds dignitaries that the project — which includes four dams, reservoirs and generating stations strung in a row along the Romaine River — came at a cost to his people.

The newly inaugurated Romaine hydroelectric complex could serve as a model for future projects that are sorely needed in the province, Quebec Premier Francois Legault said Thursday.

La Romaine is comprised of four power stations and is the largest hydro project constructed in the province since the Robert Bourassa generation facility.