Citizens’ forum Brossard
Work
The new Champlain Bridge corridor project includes improvements to the South Shore ramps between Highway 132 and Highway 10 as well as the reconfiguration of the interchange that connects Highways 10, 15 and 20. This work will be carried out to optimize the new bridge’s on- and off-ramps. Design and planning for the work is being coordinated with the Ministère des Transports du Québec (Quebec Department of Transportation).
The new Champlain Bridge corridor project will also provide residents of Montreal and the South Shore with a safe, multi-use path for pedestrians and cyclists on the two newbridges, creating a direct link between the two shores that does not exist at present.
In 2015, a temporary jetty was built between the Îles de la Couvée and the shore in Brossard in order to do the work in this sector.
Last news
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- engineering
March 18, 2019The Samuel De Champlain highway portion from Montreal to the South Shore
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- engineering
March 1, 2019Electrical work in progress on the Samuel De Champlain bridge
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- general-info
January 24, 2019Signature on the St. Lawrence wins two awards at the 75th QRBHCA Convention
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- engineering
December 22, 2018Lifting of the last box girders for the new Champlain Bridge: start of the final connection
Information activities
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Public information session
October 14, 2015
Location: Centre socioculturel de Brossard -
Good Neighbourly Relations Committee
Wednesday, September 26th
Location: Chalet du Grand Parc urbain de Brossard - 6000 rue de Châteauneuf - Brossard
