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Old Montreal’s pedestrian dream is under review as city leaders scramble to balance walkability with real-world needs—deliveries, safety, and resident access. After three years of “pedestrian paradise” promises, officials admit the original plan lacked substance, sparking pushback from businesses and residents. While the administration insists pedestrian zones are staying, critics—including the opposition and neighborhood groups—are raising alarms about enforcement, practicality, and whether the vision is truly sustainable. The focus? Making sure any new rules aren’t just nice ideas, but actually work—and get enforced.

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