In December, the City of Montréal and the Ministry of Transportation released their final plans for the Bonaventure Project.
The infrastructure work, which began in 2011, is still progressing. The demolition and clearing of the elevated off-ramp will take place between 2015 and 2017, while the subsequent urban landscaping will be completed in 2017. The new green spaces will be a welcome sight in the neighborhood and soon enough we can all take advantage!
Thisarticle from the Montreal Gazette gives an interesting overview of the project, complete with images that allow us to visualize what the area will look like.
For more information you can visit theBonaventure Project website. Here is their video showing the work that will be done:
In the context of a housing crisis exacerbated by inflation, high interest rates, and climate challenges, Laurence Vincent, president of Prével, presented a bold initiative aimed at supporting young adults in acquiring their first home. This program, detailed in a brief submitted to the Quebec National Assembly, offers concrete solutions to counter intergenerational inequity in housing.
At noon today, a groundbreaking ceremony took place in the heart of Kirkland, attended by Mayor Michel Gibson, Councillor for Lacey Green West Domenico Zito, Councillor for Timberlea Mike Brown, Councillor for Saint-Charles Paul Dufort, Councillor for Lacey Green East Stephen Bouchard, Prével President Laurence Vincent, and TGTA Partner Martin Galarneau.
Imagine a place where every street, every building, and every green space is an invitation to connect with others, to share, and to live together. It is this vision of a more connected future that Prével is committed to, with the conviction that true urban progress can only be measured by the quality of the relationships uniting a city’s residents.
