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  MONTREAL -- Montrealers hunkering down for curfew are missing a large amount of roadwork that has shut numerous roadways down for the weekend. At the Turcot Interchange, the Ville-Marie is completely closed heading east between the Turcot Interchange and the entrances to Notre-Dame West and de la Cathedrale until 5 a.m. on Monday, as are the ramps from Aut-15 South and Aut-20 East to Rte-136. The service road of the Felix-Leclerc Highway heading west is also shuttered until Monday at 5 a.m. between the exit and entrance to St-Jean Blvd. For a complete list of road closures, consult th...

The Beat 92.5 Weekend traffic: Expect several major road closures By Rick Da Conceicao buzbuzzer / iStock / Getty Images Plus / Getty Images According to Communiqué Mobilité Montréal, there will be several major road closures this weekend in Montreal, including on Highway 720, the Turcot Interchange, and on the Samuel-De Champlain Bridge. Here are some sectors you may want to avoid if you are driving in Montreal the weekend of April 9-11 **** Highway 720 Highway 720 (in the direction of downtown Montreal) will be closed between the Turcot Interchange and the entrance for Notre-Dame W. an...

Article content The administration of Mayor Valérie Plante says the city has completed early studies to build Dalle Parc — a nature park featuring a pedestrian and bicycle bridge at the Turcot Interchange — and hopes the province earmarks funds in its budget expected next month. “We’re hoping Quebec treats this project as an important and major green infrastructure and we are hoping for a funding commitment,” Robert Beaudry, the executive committee member in charge of large parks, said Friday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Amid co...

January 22, 2021 Welcome to the garbage hole. The sulphuric, rotten-egg stench coming off the heaps of brown sludge at Montreal’s Francon snow depot is putrid even on a cold, grey March day. Here, in this former quarry, the melt of early spring has revealed crumpled laundry deter- gent bottles, the petrified carcass of a badminton birdie, used tampon applicators and other shards of hardened, forgotten plastic. It’s the stuff you think is destined for landfill or recycling when you toss it, but instead it ends up on the street, then in the path of a snow plow and then on a dump truck, the...

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