Tag: Montreal
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Improving Road Safety: The Need to Address Potholes
Introduction Potholes are not just an inconvenience; they can pose serious risks to cyclists and motorists alike. Recent incidents in Montreal have brought this issue to the forefront, highlighting the urgent need for cities to take action in addressing road safety. Recent Incidents Highlighting the Danger On August 12, a cyclist suffered a severe fall…
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The Challenges of Electrifying School Transport
Introduction to the Electrification of School Transport The shift towards electrifying school transport has been hailed as a crucial step for environmental sustainability. However, as Andrew Jones, a transport operator from Montreal, recently voiced, the transition is not as smooth as one might expect. With the recent suspension of Lion Électrique school buses, serious concerns…
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World Road Cycling Championships 2026: Route Unveiled
Introduction to the 2026 World Road Cycling Championships In an exhilarating announcement, the 2026 World Road Cycling Championships will kick off in Brossard, leading into Montreal on the 26th and 27th of September. This marks a significant event as it’s the first time Montreal will host the cycling world championships since 1974, setting the stage…
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De Brossard à Montréal : le parcours des mondiaux de cyclisme 2026
Introduction In a significant milestone for cycling enthusiasts, the route for the 2026 Cycling World Championships has been unveiled, with races set to start in Brossard and culminate in the vibrant city of Montreal. Scheduled for September 26 and 27, 2026, this event marks the return of the Cycling World Championships to Montreal after a…
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Stefano Sollecito Complains About Detention Conditions
Introduction Stefano Sollecito, identified as a high-ranking member of the Sicilian mafia in Montreal, has recently raised concerns regarding his treatment in detention. This has brought attention to issues surrounding the conditions that many inmates face, especially those linked to organized crime. Who is Stefano Sollecito? At 57 years old, Sollecito has been a prominent…
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Negotiations at STM: Approaching Another Strike?
The Looming Threat of a Second Strike at STM The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is currently embroiled in tense negotiations that may lead to a second strike, affecting the public transport system in Montreal. Scheduled from September 22 to October 5, this potential disruption raises critical questions about the future of public transport…
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Montréal’s Population Decline: Implications for the Future
Understanding Montréal’s Population Decline Montréal is facing a significant demographic shift that could see the city lose up to 200,000 residents by the year 2030. This anticipated exodus has historical roots, echoing the population trends observed since the election of the Parti québécois (PQ) in 1976. This article delves into the causes behind this trend…
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STM Negotiations: Strikes Looming Over Transport Services
Introduction to STM Negotiations The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is currently facing significant challenges as negotiations are ongoing to avert a potential strike in the Montreal public transportation system. With a proposed strike set to occur from September 22 to October 5, the urgency for a resolution is becoming increasingly critical. The Current…
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Montréal : Un Exode Démographique Préoccupant d’ici 2030
Introduction Montréal, la métropole vibrant au cœur du Québec, est confrontée à un défi démographique majeur. D’ici 2030, il est prévu que la ville perde jusqu’à 200 000 résidents. Cette tendance rappelle les vagues d’exode du passé, notamment après la première élection du Parti québécois (PQ) en 1976, lorsque de nombreuses familles et Anglophones ont…
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Montréal’s Population Decline: Challenges and Solutions
Introduction Montréal is facing a significant demographic challenge, with projections indicating a loss of 200,000 residents by 2030. This alarming trend brings back memories of the exodus that occurred after the 1976 election of the Parti québécois (PQ), when many Anglophones left for Toronto, and families sought refuge in suburban bungalows. The implications of such…