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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.
The hum of construction machinery and the sight of cranes will remain a familiar spectacle on rue Sainte-Catherine. Downtown Montreal is continuing its transition into a more pedestrian-friendly space with a significant portion closed off until 2025.
Sure, Montreal is known for its bagels, poutine and smoked meat but the orange construction cone has dolefully become the city's true emblem. Although no one construction cone is more special than the other, there's one standout orange pylon that has been garnering a lot of attention this past week.