Articles from Le Devoir - Actualités

The City of Montreal has chosen to honor Guy Lafleur by naming the Île Bizard bridge after him. This decision highlights the significance and impact Lafleur had on the Montreal community. This tribute further solidifies the legacy of the famous hockey player, known as 'The Blonde Demon'.

The expansion project of the Port of Montreal at Contrecœur remains a source of concern. It is among the first five projects reviewed by Ottawa's new major projects office. The project has sparked local discussions and worries about its impact, with authorities closely monitoring its management.

Workers in downtown Montreal are increasingly concerned about the deteriorating security in the area. In response, the Commercial Development Society plans to make five official requests to the mayoral candidates. These requests aim to enhance safety conditions for local workers.

The Legault government has initiated an environmental assessment for the proposed 'bridge-tunnel' project. Details regarding the route, costs, and construction schedule of this project are still pending.

Projet Montréal, led by Valérie Plante, is looking to delay the redevelopment of Camillien-Houde Way. This project was originally announced in March as one of the key initiatives by the city's administration. The postponement reflects ongoing considerations in planning and execution. Further updates on the new timeline and planning will be anticipated.

The promoters of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in the Côte-Nord region have been actively engaging with the Legault government for several months. Since the start of the year, the company has presented its project to at least three ministries and two state corporations. This engagement indicates a push to gain governmental support and clearance for the project. The project could have significant economic implications for the region.

The article discusses the development of cycling path enhancements on the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, with thirteen scenarios devised for upgrading the path. However, the project has been postponed due to financial constraints. These plans signify a move towards improving cycling infrastructure in the area. The delays highlight financial challenges in implementing such projects.

Hydro-Québec is considering a new site for its electrical station, targeting the location of the former Hôpital de la Miséricorde. This move indicates the company’s ongoing efforts to optimize and expand its infrastructure facilities. The investigation of this site may carry implications for future development projects in the area.

Around one hundred retirement homes (RPA) are not compliant with the new safety regulations aimed at preventing unexpected departures of individuals with neurocognitive disorders. These homes have been granted a grace period to adapt and implement measures against such incidents. The rule changes are part of an effort to enhance the safety and well-being of vulnerable residents. The non-compliance underscores the challenges these facilities face in upgrading their protocols.

The city of Boisbriand plans to repurpose the historical Abraham-Dubois house, which is presently situated within a new real estate development. This project aims to enhance the house's value and integrate it effectively into the surrounding area. The development highlights the challenges and opportunities of preserving historical sites amidst new constructions.

A father reflects on the lasting impact of a childhood experience at a camp in Saint-Donat, where nature inspired and influenced his life. Decades later, he continues to draw inspiration from nature, emphasizing the importance of experiences outside urban environments. His story highlights the connection between early exposure to nature and personal development.

Government experts warn that the proposed Des Neiges wind farm project could have a significant impact on the Charlevoix caribou, a species at risk of extinction. The project plans to install 23 wind turbines within the caribou's habitat. This development raises concerns about the ecological impact on these already dwindling caribou populations. The wind farm is part of efforts to increase renewable energy sources, but it faces criticism due to potential harm to local wildlife.