by Nathan Masters on September 22, 2011 3:00 PM Fifty-eight years ago today, the Four Level interchange first opened to traffic. This iconic concrete ribbon that binds the 101 and […]
Awesome reclamation project in Madrid, Spain, shows us once again how Turcot is shaping up as a totally blown opportunity. As cities around the world tear down elevated freeways, eliminate […]
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Photo: Dave Sidaway, The Gazette And so the sad stupid story of Turcot goes into the next phase – a bad plan that will make some people a pretty good […]
Parce que la vision des déplacements proposée par le MTQ reste archaïque, la population est appelée à s’habiller « vintage/années 50 » pour participer à cette action. Nous nous déplacerons […]
Samedi 4 juin à 15h, au métro Laurier. Habillez-vous « 50’s » pour dénoncer la vision archaïque du Ministère des Transports et venez marcher pour un Turcot moins rétro de […]
INVITATION TO MOBILISATION TURCOT’S AWARDS GALA 2011 FOR THE WORST OF QUEBEC’S TRANSPORTATION MEGAPROJECTS Mobilisation Turcot cordially invites you to attend our 2011 Awards Ceremony, where we’ll recognize Quebec’s most […]
Excellent article in the Gazette talks about recommendations from a couple of ecologically concerned groups. Also completely lost on the politicians of the day is the fact that giving climate […]
Some good ideas here. “This morning, campers at the South Fraser Protection Camp packed up their belongings and left the site, vowing to continue the resistance to freeway building in […]
Anyone who has been following this since 2007 knows Turcot is a disaster waiting to happen, but the fight ain’t over, folks! Turcot foes vow to fight By James Mennie, […]
Turcot : La balle est aussi dans le camp de la Ville de Montréal MONTRÉAL, le 14 avril /CNW Telbec/ – À la suite d’une série de rencontres avec le […]
Do they really believe anyone is buying this greenwash? Check out the full page here.
San Francisco almost forgets to mark the 20th anniversary of the demolition of of the Embarcadero Freeway. Nobody’s nostalgic for the freeway to nowhere Carl Nolte San Francisco Chronicle March […]
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