Strong criticism continues more than one week after Quebec lawmakers announced a new Île-aux-Tourtes bridge would be built on Montreal’s western tip. The latest attack comes from the mayor of Vaudreuil and it all revolves around public transit and specifically the lack of a dedicated, reserved bus lane on the bridge. As Global’s Tim Sargeant reports, the mayor says the lack of a lane is lack of vision.
Canada
Critics denounce lack of reserved bus lane on future Île-aux-Tourtes bridge
More Videos
-
Calls for city to fulfill promise of resources for the homeless in Montreal’s west end
-
Serving up a taste of home for Ukrainians in Montreal
-
Grammy-winning Montreal pianist Chilly Gonzales wants Tina Turner to replace Wagner on a Cologne street sign
-
Cargo ship runs aground south of Montreal
-
Montreal school boards try to reassure parents they’ll have teachers in every classroom by next week
-
Quebec government sets up crisis unit to deal with fallout from rail shutdown
You are viewing an Accelerated Mobile Webpage.
View Original Article