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Someone should bug Saputo to see if it be viable to build the extension now. It would have been an amazing Art Deco building.

I am super excited to see how that whole area will change within the next decade. I wonder if people will call it "Old Port East" or "Neighbourhood Molson"

That be such a great system. Something like this, would probably get people to forget about driving and take public transit. It would help with movement of people.

If anyone saw the John Wick 3 trailer you can see the fight scene inside the old RBC.

Yes, it be great for economy, but still bad for the environment. QS would lose their shit and probably the Liberals, too. As a customer I would have to spend money to convert my system from oil to natural gas, it would be a while before the system pays for itself.

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Not harsh enough. The city should be like sure you can bid on it, but we will put a lean on your company if you ask for more money or do not do it to spec. As a tax payer I am tired of work costing more and not being done properly. Why should we be stuck holding the bag all the time?

If the CAQ wants more people to vote for them, they might have to bite the bullet and be open to building the pink line or something close to it, but that is just me.

(Courtesy of The Montreal Gazette) Upto $150 million to renovate a school? How about just build a new one?!

Valerie Plante, will the area be able to handle the influx of cars? 😛 /troll

They should really get the St Jerome line to stop at Canora and have people switch to the REM and get to the city even quicker.

Merci pour cette info. Henri Bourassa might be the best option, I never seen traffic on it in the morning, could be a 25 min commute. They might need an express bus every 3 mins in rush hour to match the amount of people fit on a train. (Pulling that number out of my ass)