Information about the project is available online at ville.montreal.qc.ca/chantiers and by subscribing to the RSS feed. You may also contact us through Info- travaux at 514- 872-3777 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. or email Info-travaux@ville.montreal.qc.ca and get updates on Twitter at twitter.com/Mtl_Circulation. 

For further information on the construction work on the Glen Campus, please call 514 934-8317 or email po@muhc.mcgill.ca. You may also visit cusm.ca/construction and follow the site's progress at twitter.com/CampusGlen.

MUHC - public notices

	Construction of embankment wall almost completed
	Overnight construction work and establishment of 3-hour parking spaces
	Reopening of the Saint-Jacques exit
	Night work beginning July 2011
	Invitation to July 14 information session on night work
	Work follow-up : Glen site, Decarie Boulevard and Upper Lachine Road
	Traffic Changes around the MUHC Work Site - April to June 2011
	Notice of closure of the St-Jacques exit beginning February 1, 2011
	Start of Reconstruction Work on the Collector Sewer and Traffic Changes

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OTHER NEWS
Please note that during the work on the Saint-Jacques exit from February 1, 2011, the following businesses remain open and accessible:
C.B. Garage
Centre des arts KoSa
Clinique d'auto Bavaroise
Garage Nelson
Lave-Auto Alborz
Mazda Gabriel

Information about the project is available online at www.turcot.gouv.qc.ca. 
(Web site content in French).

To consult the project updates from the Transports Québec, click on the links below (in French) :

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----   December 2012
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----   Communique - September 14, 2012
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AMT - Documents

Letter - Mr. Michel Veilleux from AMT - October 7, 2010

Resolution 2010-10-244

The services of Planex Consultants were retained by the City of Westmount to provide an update to the Noise Reduction Feasibility Study produced in 2000. The update to the 2000 report is required due to changes in the two main noise sources: the Ville Marie Expressway and the Canadian Pacific Railway. 

The Ministry of Transportation of Quebec (MTQ) has decided to rebuild the Ville Marie Expressway within the next 10 years, which will create significant changes to the noise climate of adjacent residential areas. Also, noise mitigation measures were undertaken by the Agence Metropolitaine des Transports (AMT) and by the Canadian Pacific Railway (C.P.R.) to reduce the noise produced by passenger trains. 

The report was tabled at the regular Council meeting of May 3, 2011. 

Click here to consult the document.