US EditionMontreal's Sainte-Catherine Street East to Be Pedestrianized Year-Round in the Village
Montreal will replace underground infrastructure and enhance urban greenery with over 225 trees, new seating, and an illuminated canopy to boost local commerce and tourism.
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Montreal's Sainte-Catherine Street East to be pedestrianized year-round in the Village
Sainte-Catherine Street East in Montreal’s Village will become pedestrian-only year-round. The section between Berri Street and De Lorimier Avenue stretches one kilometer. “The goal is to make Sainte-Catherine Street East more welcoming and dynamic, while consolidating its role as a tourist, commercial, cultural, and identity destination,” said the City in a news release. The announcement […]
The City intends to take advantage of the work done on water pipes to rethink the development of Rue Saint-Catherine Est. Mayor Valérie Plante announced Friday that the street would be pedestrian throughout the year, from Berri to Papineau.
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24heures.caA portion of Sainte-Catherine Street East in Montreal will become a year-round pedestrian and cars will be completely banned.
The street will be refurbished with a "light ceiling" and new urban furniture.
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