Héritage Champlain
Once the original Champlain Bridge is deconstructed, 7 acres of land will be freed up and used to create value for residents.
This project will involve redeveloping:
- the shoreline on the Montreal side;
- the Champlain Bridge Estacade;
- the area around the St. Lawrence Seaway dike;
- the shoreline on the Brossard side.
To ensure these local redevelopment projects meet people’s expectations, JCCBI organized a co-design workshop in December 2019 to get the community involved in generating ideas to redevelop the shoreline and the ice control structure.
You can consult the summary report which presents the highlights from the workshop discussions and reflections and will be considered in initiatives created for the Heritage Champlain program.
The redevelopment project will leave a legacy for the community, provide enhanced access to the St. Lawrence River, and preserve portions of the bridge to commemorate its part in Montreal history.
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