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After hellish traffic on Highway 20, more closures coming this weekend - Vimarsana News

After hellish traffic on Highway 20, more closures coming this weekend

Traffic expert Rick Leckner is urging Transport Quebec to better communicate with people "before and during (their drive)."

Weekend traffic: Construction and special event will close multiple roads in and around Montreal - Vimarsana News

Weekend traffic: Construction and special event will close multiple roads in and around Montreal

Avoiding Highway 13 southbound between the Metropolitan and 520, and Highway 15 northbound between Candiac and La Prarie is advisable due to roadwork closures and there is a special event in Vaudreuil-Dorion this weekend (Weekend to Conquer Cancer) which will close multiple roads.

Quebec, Montreal to protect Chinatown heritage - Vimarsana News

Quebec, Montreal to protect Chinatown heritage

Montreal city council will adopt new zoning limiting building heights and densities in the historic district

Google plans major facility in Quebec, saying hydropower will help it meet green goals - Vimarsana News

Google plans major facility in Quebec, saying hydropower will help it meet green goals

  MONTREAL -- Google plans to buy land just outside Montreal and ultimately build a data facility there, the tech giant announced Monday. It would invest about $735 million in the process, with the facility employing "dozens" of people when it's completed, the company said in a press release. The facility would be in Beauharnois, which is on the South Shore near Salaberry-de-Valleyfield.  It isn't a done deal, Google said. It's waiting for various conditions and "government approvals" to be fulfilled.  However, Quebec's economy minister, Pierre Fitzgibbon, was quoted as saying he was...