The moniker of bridge on Bizard Island will now be pay tribute to Guy Lafleur.
In the vibrant city of Montreal and the province of Quebec, several significant announcements and developments have been made recently.
Hockey Legend Guy Lafleur's Legacy Lives On
Legendary hockey player Guy Lafleur, fondly known as the 'Flower', made a comeback with the New York Rangers and the Quebec Nordiques before retiring in 1991. Known for his 14-year stint with the Montreal Canadiens, Lafleur helped the team win an impressive five Stanley Cups. Today, several places in Quebec bear his name, including Highway 50 and soon, the new bridge connecting Montreal Island to Île Bizard, which will be named after him. The late Lafleur lived in the Île Bizard neighborhood for 30 years.
Renaming of Parks and Boulevards
The decision to rename Lafond Park in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie was approved by the executive committee on September 3, 2022. The park is set to be renamed after the late former elected official André Lavallée, who lived near the park for many years and contributed significantly to Montreal's first urban plan in 1992. A boulevard in Montreal will also be renamed after André Lavallée.
Political News
In the political sphere, Premier François Legault announced a national funeral for Guy Rocher on Thursday, following his death. François Croteau, a former member of Vision Montreal in the 2009 elections, continues to make headlines.
Postponed Projects
Thirteen scenarios have been developed for the bike path on the Jacques-Cartier bridge, but the project has been postponed for financial reasons.
Controversial Observations
In other news, keen observers have noted attempts to conceal President Trump's bruises, sparking discussions and speculations.
As always, Montreal and Quebec continue to be a bustling hub of activity, with a mix of sports, politics, and development keeping residents and visitors engaged.
