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Quebec's worst roads: drivers invited to cast their votes - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Quebec's worst roads: drivers invited to cast their votes - Montreal

CAA-Quebec kicked off its annual campaign on Tuesday, asking drivers to vote and send in photos of which street is the most difficult to navigate.

Police say 22 people died on Quebec roads, trails over 2-week holiday period - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Police say 22 people died on Quebec roads, trails over 2-week holiday period - Montreal

Police said there were 13 fatal road accidents, as well as four involving off-road vehicles during the two-week construction holiday.

Gas Prices In Montreal Are Finally Dropping & Here's Where It's Cheapest - Vimarsana News

Gas Prices In Montreal Are Finally Dropping & Here's Where It's Cheapest

Gas prices in Montreal are finally down, posting the cheapest rates since the start of November. Stations are charging an average of $1.69/litre of unleaded on the island after lingering around $1.79/litre last week. Meanwhile, pump prices in Laval and Longueuil are even lower around $1.68/litre.

Gas Prices In Montreal Will Fall Another Few Cents By Friday - Vimarsana News

Gas Prices In Montreal Will Fall Another Few Cents By Friday

Gas prices in Montreal got a second downward nudge of the week on Thursday, dropping 1 cent to an average $2.15 per litre of unleaded. Experts predict that costs will fall a further 3 cents by Friday.

The 2022 List Of Quebec's Worst Roads Is Out & Somehow Montreal Didn't Take First Place - Vimarsana News

The 2022 List Of Quebec's Worst Roads Is Out & Somehow Montreal Didn't Take First Place

Quebec's worst road is rather aptly named — and somehow not in Montreal. Boulevard de la Gappe in Gatineau has been voted the worst road in the province for 2022, according to CAA-Quebec. Nearly 8,500 Quebecers participated in this year's annual Worst Roads poll, which suggests the questionable state of roads in Montreal is actually a province-wide problem.