Trois berges restaurées au coût de 660 000$

Three riverbanks in the Greater Montreal area have been revitalized through projects costing a total of $660,000, with the majority of funding provided by the Montreal Metropolitan Community and the Quebec government. These projects include the creation of a bike stop at Rapides-du-Cheval-Blanc, ecological restoration at Berge des Écores, and revitalization of the Armand-Frappier Park. The improvements aim to enhance ecological connectivity, protect biodiversity, and offer enriched natural spaces for the community.