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Odanak s’associe à un important projet immobilier à Nicolet
Odanak s’associe à un important projet immobilier à Nicolet

Odanak has partnered in a significant real estate project in Nicolet. The project will include four buildings with a total of 177 residential units. The site was originally acquired by Sobey's about fifteen years ago for a potential store. This development marks a shift in the site's use to provide housing.

Investissements routiers 2025-2027 - Le gouvernement du Québec investit dans nos régions : plus de 300 M$ pour le transport au Bas-Saint-Laurent
Investissements routiers 2025-2027 - Le gouvernement du Québec investit dans nos régions : plus de 300 M$ pour le transport au Bas-Saint-Laurent

The Quebec government announced a substantial investment of over 300 million CAD for the Bas-Saint-Laurent region's road transport networks over the next two years. Key projects include rebuilding Route 132, asphalt resurfacing of the highway 20, and various bridge reconstructions. This investment aims to enhance transportation infrastructure, boost local economies, and ensure safety and accessibility in the region. The plan is also part of a broader strategy to make Quebec’s transportation network more efficient and competitive.

Secteur Longue-Rive | Un nouveau quartier à la Pointe de Longueuil
Secteur Longue-Rive | Un nouveau quartier à la Pointe de Longueuil

The city of Longueuil is planning a new neighborhood at Pointe de Longueuil featuring approximately 5,000 housing units, including 1,000 affordable units, and a school. Announced by Mayor Catherine Fournier, the project aims to integrate access to the river, a riverside promenade, and public spaces. The development, positioned on one of Longueuil's last strategic sites, covers 2.5 million square feet between the Saint Lawrence River and Route 132. Sales for the project's first lots are expected to begin in 2026.

Architecture and design firms announce promotion of staff members
Architecture and design firms announce promotion of staff members

Several Canadian architecture and design firms have announced key promotions among their staff. COEX Architecture welcomed Daphnee Van Lierde and Nicolas Demers-Stoddart to lead their practice. Anne Carrier Architectes promoted Patricia Pronovost, Martin L'Hébreux, and Mathieu St-Amant within their organization. Reich&Petch and Vlan also made leadership changes with new principals and partners, respectively.

Nombreuses infractions à la LPC - Star Laser inc. déclarée coupable
Nombreuses infractions à la LPC - Star Laser inc. déclarée coupable

In May 2025, the Office of Consumer Protection announced that Star Laser Inc. and its president were convicted for 21 violations of the Consumer Protection Act in Montreal. They were fined a total of $28,972, and the president $18,388. The company, which offered laser hair removal packages, received about 200 complaints from consumers who did not receive services and could not contact the firm. Offenses included taking full payment before service commencement and not using compliant contracts or providing cancellation forms.

La CMM veut miser sur les stationnements pour bâtir 75 000 logements
La CMM veut miser sur les stationnements pour bâtir 75 000 logements

The Montreal Metropolitan Community (CMM) plans to transform parking lots and commercial spaces into residential areas, potentially creating 75,000 new homes. These projects will be located near public transportation and aim to create complete neighborhoods with parks and schools. The initiative is part of the Metropolitan Land Use and Development Plan, with a focus on ensuring affordable housing. The goal is to build at least 3,000 social and affordable homes annually for the next decade to address housing needs in the Greater Montreal area.

Briser le béton des préjugés: où sont les femmes en construction?
Briser le béton des préjugés: où sont les femmes en construction?

Women working in the construction industry are advocating for increased visibility, according to the secretary-treasurer of CSN Construction. The article highlights the challenges faced by women in the industry and their determination to be more recognized and involved. The aim is to break the barriers of bias and create an inclusive environment for all workers in the construction sector.

Nouvelle tuile pour le REM, au centre d’une poursuite de 138 M$
Nouvelle tuile pour le REM, au centre d’une poursuite de 138 M$

A $138 million lawsuit has been filed against two members of the NouvLR consortium, AtkinsRéalis and Aecom, by the consortium itself. This legal dispute centers around the REM, a large-scale infrastructure project. The lawsuit reflects internal conflicts within the consortium about the responsibilities or performance related to the project. The outcome of this case could have significant implications for the construction and completion of the REM project.

Une nouvelle usine pour accélérer la construction modulaire en bois
Une nouvelle usine pour accélérer la construction modulaire en bois

A new factory is being developed to enhance modular wood construction. The project is part of the Next Generation Manufacturing Canada initiative, which announced a group of projects under the Advanced Manufacturing Challenge for residential construction. This initiative includes 12 projects with a combined investment of $95 million. The factory is part of efforts to innovate and modernize the construction industry.

Construction du nouveau pont de l'Île-d'Orléans - Fermeture partielle d'une portion de la route 138 jusqu'en 2028
Construction du nouveau pont de l'Île-d'Orléans - Fermeture partielle d'une portion de la route 138 jusqu'en 2028

The Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility announced partial closure of the Route 138, as part of the construction of the new Île-d'Orléans bridge. Starting May 2, 2025, one lane of the westbound route between Côte de l'Église and the Montmorency River bridge will be closed until 2028. Travelers are advised to check updates using the Québec511 website or app to plan their travel accordingly.

Planification « inadéquate » | Le REM au cœur d’une poursuite de 137 millions
Planification « inadéquate » | Le REM au cœur d’une poursuite de 137 millions

The consortium NouvLR is suing AtkinsRéalis Canada and AECOM for $137 million, claiming that they provided inadequate preliminary designs for Montreal's Réseau express métropolitain (REM). The lawsuit alleges several deficiencies, including insufficient planning for weather challenges and inadequate noise barriers, leading to higher project costs. The dispute follows a challenging winter for the REM and comes as the project's completion costs have escalated to $9.4 billion due to various additional expenses.

Transfert de circulation dans le tube rénové: le tunnel La Fontaine sera fermé ce week-end
Transfert de circulation dans le tube rénové: le tunnel La Fontaine sera fermé ce week-end

The La Fontaine tunnel will be closed this weekend to transfer the two traffic lanes heading towards Montreal into the newly renovated tube. This closure is necessary to facilitate the switch and ensure the safe passage of vehicles. The renovation aims to improve traffic flow and safety in the tunnel.

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