Montreal, brace yourself for a summer of roadwork
There will be no escaping the orange cones; even the recently completed Turcot Interchange will see nighttime and weekend closures.
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There will be no escaping the orange cones; even the recently completed Turcot Interchange will see nighttime and weekend closures.
A Montreal police officer will be answering to the force's 'integrity' department after being caught on video violently pushing an unarmed homeless man face-first into a concrete block in Chinatown.
Protesters fill the air with a mix of blaring truck horns and dance music as they speak out against COVID restrictions.
Montreal is going orange — with orange cones, that is. Here's a breakdown of some of the 48 major construction projects the city has planned for summer.
MONTREAL -- A $10 billion expansion is planned for Montreal's new light-rail train service, bringing it further north and east. The three partners behind the project -- the Caisse de Dépôt et Placement du Québec, the province and the city -- unveiled plans today to extend the network to Montreal North and Pointe-aux-Trembles, adding 32 kilometres and 23 stations. The trains will travel from central station downtown and then along René-Levesque Blvd., on an elevated track, to Notre-Dame St. East. Once in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, near Dickson St., it will move underground and branch o...