Articles from Gouvernement du Québec

The Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility announces the asphalting of Route 116 westbound, from Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville to Longueuil. The nighttime work will start mid-September and end in early November, leading to road closures and detours. Road users are advised to check Québec 511 and adhere to temporary signage for safety purposes.

A 100-unit affordable housing building for independent seniors will be constructed in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield through a partnership involving Quebec, Canada, the City, and Mission Unitaînés. The project is funded with CAD 22.5 million from provincial and federal governments, plus a CAD 500,000 philanthropic donation. Scheduled to open in spring 2027, the building will be managed by the Salaberry-de-Valleyfield Municipal Housing Office, as part of ongoing efforts to increase affordable housing for low-income seniors.

The espace konect incubator has been inaugurated in the Technum Québec innovation zone in Bromont, supported by over $12.3 million in funding. The Quebec government contributed over $11.8 million to the construction to support tech start-ups. This new space aims to bolster economic growth through digital collaboration and innovation. Partnerships with research centers and universities are forged to enhance start-up success.

Deputy Premier and Minister of Transportation Geneviève Guilbault announced upcoming work to enhance safety at the intersection of Route 337 in Sainte-Julienne. A dynamic signaling system will be installed to alert drivers to reduce speed. This project aims to improve road safety in the area and responds to citizen advocacy on the issue. The work will be coordinated by flaggers and is expected to last one week.

The Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility announces nighttime closures of Highway 25 toward the South Shore for the weekend of September 12 due to concrete barrier installation. The Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine Tunnel will remain open during these works. Various on-ramps will also be closed for specific times. Check quebec511.info for updates on closures.

The Quebec government will implement the Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC) method to replace three overpass bridges on Highway 520 over Highway 13 in Montreal and Dorval. This approach will allow for demolition and replacement within approximately five days by prefabricating parts and assembling them on a nearby site. The project aims to minimize local traffic disruption and highlights innovation in complex roadworks.

Mobilité Montréal warns road users about major closures affecting several highways and streets during the Labor Day weekend from September 5 to 8, 2025. The closures will impact highways such as the A-40, A-10, and A-25, as well as various streets in Montréal. Suggested detours are in place to minimize effects, and public transport is advised during special events. Weather and operational conditions may affect the work schedule.

The Quebec government and the City of Trois-Rivières are hosting a press conference to inaugurate a social and affordable housing building in Trois-Rivières. The event, scheduled for September 5, will feature MP Jean Boulet and Mayor Jean Lamarche. Media representatives must RSVP via email by September 5th at 9 AM.

The Government of Quebec, the Government of Canada, and the Municipality of Vallée-Jonction are organizing a press conference to inaugurate 20 social and affordable housing units in Vallée-Jonction. The event will take place on September 4th with various representatives, including the Beauce-Nord MP, Luc Provençal, in attendance. Journalists and photographers are invited to confirm their attendance before September 4th at 9 AM.

The Quebec government has ended its financial support for Northvolt Batteries North America's project to build an electric vehicle battery manufacturing plant in Saint-Basile-le-Grand and McMasterville. The decision comes after Northvolt failed to present a satisfactory plan. Despite the setback, Quebec affirmatively continues to invest in the battery sector. The government had spent $510 million, with $270 million lost, and plans to reassess the use of energy allocated for other projects.

Montreal's Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility has announced nighttime closures of Highway 25 in both directions from September 5 to September 9, 2025. These closures are necessary to perform lighting work under the Sherbrooke Street overpass. Detour routes will be implemented, and the closures may be postponed due to adverse weather conditions. Motorists are advised to check quebec511.info for updates before traveling.

A new building comprising 24 affordable housing units for Indigenous families has opened in Roberval, Quebec. The project, named Mishtik, represents a $13.5 million investment, supported by both the Quebec and Canadian governments, as well as the city of Roberval. The building offers residents a culturally supportive environment with a variety of housing sizes and options for rent supplements. This initiative aims to enhance living conditions and foster community ties among Indigenous populations in urban areas.