La Sainte-Catherine

People who are interested in presenting an oral or written opinion to the committee can do so until Nov. 1 at 4 p.m. by contacting the Office de consultation publique de Montréal with their intention to do so. Call Gilles Vézina at 514-872-8510. Opinions will be heard beginning Nov. 6 at 7 p.m.

You can also share your opinion online http://ocpm.qc.ca/mcgillcollege/opinions as a written contribution on a theme. A short questionnaire is also available to you there. Online contributions will be open until November 11.

In preparation for the construction of the future REM station McGill, the public utilities (sewer, water main, telecommunications network) located on De Maisonneuve West, at the McGill College Avenue intersection, must be relocated. The next targeted weekends are as follows:

- From Friday, October 26 (after the evening rush hour) to Sunday, October 28
- From Friday, Novembre 2 (after the evening rush hour) to Sunday, Novembre 4
- From Friday, November 9 (after the evening rush hour) to Sunday, November 11

To learn more about this work, click here.

At the De Maisonneuve West and McGill College intersection

In preparation for the construction of the future REM station McGill, the public utilities (sewer, water main, telecommunications network) located on De Maisonneuve West, at the McGill College Avenue intersection, must be relocated. Preparatory work is necessary in order to preserve existing facilities. The relocation work, which began on October 1, is being extended through October 12 and will be carried out in the daytime between 5 a.m. and 7 p.m. This work cannot be interrupted while it is being completed. Therefore, schedules may be extended in order to complete the work.

Thereafter, relocation work will generally take place on weekends. To speed up work and minimize the impact on the sector, work blitz periods will take place during the day and night. The weekends on which this work will take place are:

- From Friday, October 12 (after the evening rush hour) to Tuesday, October 15 (before the morning rush hour)
- From Friday, October 19 (after the evening rush hour) to Monday, October 22 (before the morning rush hour)

All businesses and office towers will remain accessible during the work, as will the Montréal Eaton Centre parking lot and loading dock.

To learn more about this work, click here.

The Office de consultation publique de Montréal invites Montrealers to a resident think tank to imagine the development of a new public square in the heart of downtown. The OCPM was assigned to this task by Montréal’s executive committee, which aims to take advantage of the redevelopment of Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest and work on the Réseau Express Métropolitain to design the future public square.
Avenue McGill College extends from Place Ville-Marie to McGill University. It offers a unique view on Mount Royal and is home to the city’s most prestigious buildings. It provides access to a number of businesses both underground and above ground. Soon, several public and private projects will transform this site, confirming its significance as an intermodal public transportation hub and trade and business centre.

The Office will begin this participatory process by announcing dates of public information sessions and hearings, as well as putting city documentation online. Many other activities will be added in the weeks to come so that Montrealers can appropriate the square and take part in a creative vision of its future development. The details of these activities will be announced at the information session on October 4.
During the information session, city representatives will present the project. The presentation will be followed by a public question-and-answer period. These sessions will be Webcast live on ocpm.qc.ca and Facebook (@officedeconsultationpubliquedemontreal).

Information session

Thursday, October 4, 2018, 7 p.m.
Office de consultation publique de Montréal
1550 Rue Metcalfe, 14th floor, Metro Peel

Accessible to people with reduced mobility
Free on-site child care available

To learn more about this public consultation, click here.

At the De Maisonneuve West and McGill College intersection
Beginning late September, for approximately one month Weekends, day and night

In preparation for the construction of the future station McGill, the public utilities (sewer, water main, telecommunications network) located on De Maisonneuve West, at the McGill College Avenue intersection, must be relocated. This majority of the work will take place on weekends. To speed up work and minimize the impact on the sector, work blitz periods will take place during the day and night.

Due to the complex nature of the work to be performed, the first intervention may cause additional disruptions during the week. Beginning no earlier than Thursday, September 28, these will last no longer than two days. The other targeted weekends are as follows:

- From Friday, October 5 (after the evening rush hour) to Tuesday, October 9 (before the morning rush hour)
- From Friday, October 12 (after the evening rush hour) to Monday, October 15 (before the morning rush hour)

All businesses and office towers will remain accessible during the work, as will the Montréal Eaton Centre parking lot and loading dock.

To learn more about this work, click here.

The first phase of work to build the McGill station on the Metropolitan Express Network will begin September 17. This work will continue through mid-December and their objective will be to relocate and protect municipal department infrastructures and public utilities. 　

Work schedule　

Work will take place primarily during the daytime betweren 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. 　

As well, traffic will occasionally be obstructed at night or on weekends on Boulevard De Maisonneuve Ouest, at the intersection with Avenue McGill College.

Impacts

Work will create noise and dust. The eastern side of Avenue McGill College will be closed to traffic, as well as the sidewalk on this side of the road. Drivers can take the western side of Avenue McGill College, which will be one lane each direction.

To learn more about this work, click here.

This fall, the celebrations continue on Rue Sainte-Catherine! The borough, in collaboration with the city, is pleased to present "Cubes au Carré" by the 7 Doigts de la Main company.

Every Friday in September, at 4:30 and 5:30 p.m., just before your evening downtown, take a detour to Square Phillips and attend an unusual 15-minute show by this internationally acclaimed collective, free of charge. "Cubes au Carré," a cross between modern dance, acrobatics, theatre and physical performance, will take your breath away.

Don't miss this special occasion!

Last April, the municipal administration unveiled its new vision for downtown Montréal. Inspired and dynamic, this vision calls for a comprehensive review of the redevelopment project for the Sainte-Catherine Ouest thoroughfare, together with innovative mobility solutions and a large public space on Avenue McGill College. As part of the latter project, Mayor Valérie Plante today announced that the Office de consultation publique de Montréal has been given a consultation mandate. In the fall of 2018, citizens and all partners of the municipal administration will be invited to share their aspirations for this place, which is destined to become an iconic site in our city.

Read more.

As part of the repair work on Saint Catherine Street planned for 2019, Énergir will improve its gas network on Ruelle Palace, between Saint Catherine Street West and Cathcart Street, starting August 6, 2018, and continuing for three weeks.

This work will take place from Monday to Friday between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m., whenever possible.

During the work period, Ruelle Palace will not be accessible to cars or delivery trucks between 6:45 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Vehicles will be able to use the alley outside of work hours.

Please note that the work may occasionally impact traffic on Robert Bourassa Boulevard, which will remain accessible to pedestrians, cyclists and drivers at all times.

Mitigation measures, regarding deliveries in particular, have been planned and communicated to the merchants located near the work site.

Montréal, in collaboration with Ville-Marie and La Tête de Pioche, is proud to present a colorful and fun-filled program on Rue Sainte-Catherine all summer long !