The recent collapse of the culvert on the Fer-à-Cheval Road worries many residents, especially those who remain at the end of the road, who fear that they may be landlocked. Signage has been put in place, and a camera has to be installed soon, to restrict traffic to more than five tons. As a result of this limitation, the City of Gatineau has completely suspended its bulky collection and residual material to the east of the culvert, as its truck…
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The recent collapse of the culvert on the Fer-à-Cheval Road worries many residents, especially those who remain at the end of the road, who fear that they may be landlocked. Signage has been put in place, and a camera has to be installed soon, to restrict traffic to more than five tons. As a result of this limitation, the City of Gatineau has completely suspended its bulky collection and residual material to the east of the culvert, as its truck…