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Quebec now requires all new and renovated schools to have gender-specific bathrooms - Vimarsana News

Quebec now requires all new and renovated schools to have gender-specific bathrooms

Quebec’s school service centres will have to ensure bathrooms and changing rooms newly built or renovated are gender specific rather than gender neutral, according to a new government directive published Wednesday in the province's Official Gazette.

Source: cbc.ca
REM delays mean more waiting for West Island, North Shore commuters - Vimarsana News

REM delays mean more waiting for West Island, North Shore commuters

Officials for Montreal's REM line confirmed that the lines to the West Island and the North Shore are being delayed and won't open until 2025.

Montreal's REM light-rail project delayed again, with no end in sight - Vimarsana News

Montreal's REM light-rail project delayed again, with no end in sight

REM project managers said crews are still working to modernize the Mont-Royal tunnel that runs through the mountain. The discovery of century-old explosives caused further delays at the heart of the future electric train network.

Source: cbc.ca
Legault refuses to commit to expanding law protecting seniors from eviction - Vimarsana News

Legault refuses to commit to expanding law protecting seniors from eviction

Premier François Legault refuses to commit to working with Québec solidaire (QS) to pass Bill 198, which would expand the scope of the Françoise David law to better protect seniors from eviction.

Protesters in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve rally to protect local forest - Vimarsana News

Protesters in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve rally to protect local forest

Protesters gathered in the Montreal neighbourhood Saturday to voice their opposition to a construction project that may see Assomption Boulevard extended into a roadway that runs through a forest known as Boisé Steinberg.

Source: cbc.ca