Big projects growing around town
Metro looks at 162 construction projects around town, adding up to an investment of more than $13 billion in the city’s fabric.
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Grego 10:09 on 2011/03/31 Permalink
I hope some of that money is going to finish the unfinished eyesore that is the Îlot Voyageur. Every time I walk near there, which is often, I can’t believe this city has let that thing sit like that for so many years. What is happening with it? Does anyone know?
Kate 11:52 on 2011/03/31 Permalink
In November it was announced Quebec was buying the project outright but that apparently doesn’t mean they have an immediate plan to complete it.
Rich 19:26 on 2011/03/31 Permalink
… about 162 of which involve public money. Let’s burn another bil or two on international-scale horn-tootin’ while we’re at it.