Temporary road safety measures to end on Montreal’s Mount Royal
The configuration on Camillien-Houde Way, which was implemented on May 29, aimed to make the mountain accessible and safe for all users. Continue reading
Camillien-Houde Way
New configuration on Camillien-Houde Way confusing drivers
Commuters say the alternating one-way section of the street is confusing drivers and slowing them down. Continue reading
New safety measures on Camillien-Houde Way raise concern among cyclists
The City of Montreal plans to install flexible posts and flower pots on the roadway to separate cyclists and vehicles, but some argue the new measures could be dangerous. Continue reading
Montreal announces new road safety measures on Mount Royal
Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante announced new safety measures to make Camillien-Houde way safer for everyone. Continue reading
Montreal to permit through traffic on Mount Royal following report
The report, which was released Thursday, comes after months of consultations with the public over allowing vehicles in the green space. Continue reading
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Keep the mountain open: Montreal opposition
The opposition at Montreal city hall wants to permanently allow car traffic to take the shortcut across Mount Royal. Continue reading
Camillien-Houde reopens to traffic — for now
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
After a five-month closure, Camillien-Houde Way has reopened to traffic, ending — at least for now — a controversial pilot project. Continue reading
Mount Royal pilot project officially comes to an end as through traffic resumes
By Phil Carpenter Photojournalist
The city launched the project in June following calls to make the route safer for vulnerable road users. Continue reading
Peel Street construction has commuters and residents livid
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
The stretch of Peel street just below Mount Royal is a construction zone as workers update the water and sewage infrastructure. Residents and commuters are seeing red. Continue reading