À Rimouski, on bâtit à fond de train. Et maintenant?
AI Article Summary
Rimouski is experiencing a residential construction boom, with 1,200 apartments under development to address housing shortages. The current administration, led by Guy Caron, has been instrumental in implementing social and affordable housing programs. With aging infrastructure, the city is looking to finance upgrades through new taxes and is now focusing on transportation accessibility. These issues are significant in the local electoral dynamics ahead of the upcoming municipal elections.
What This Means for Canadian Contractors
This project demonstrates how municipal involvement can boost residential construction, impacting permits and funding. For Quebec builders, it underscores the importance of close collaboration with local authorities to access credits and subsidies, while navigating the challenges of aging infrastructure that can affect construction timelines and costs.
