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Quebec’s government is finally tackling the long-neglected South Shore stretch of Route 132, launching a dedicated project office to transform it from a car-only highway into a vibrant urban boulevard complete with bike lanes, sidewalks, and bus routes. Led by urban planners and engineers, the initiative will map out costs, timelines, and design details—with a first-phase planning goal set for 2027. A major highlight: the Mohawk Council of Kahnawake is stepping in as a key partner, underscoring a commitment to community collaboration and cultural respect. This isn’t just roadwork—it’s a vision for a more livable, accessible future for everyone on the South Shore.

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