5 declared obstructions
This page makes no claim to be complete. It shows only the obstructions declared to the City of Montreal in the open data cited below, plus the ideas filed on CiviPin. Other work exists without appearing here.
Declared obstruction
montée de l'Église, from rue Cherrier to boulevard Chèvremont
From August 2, 2026 to December 31, 2026 Declared applicant: Énergère Inc.
Does this worksite affect you? What should come out of it?
Source : Ville de Montréal, entraves déclarées CC-BY 4.0 licence pulled August 3, 2026
Declared obstruction
rue Cherrier, from rue Saint-Joseph to rue Saint-Louis
From July 28, 2026 to July 29, 2026 Declared applicant: Hydro-Québec-Entrave courte durée
The sidewalk is closed here until July 29, 2026. Is the detour usable in a wheelchair, with a stroller? What should change?
Source : Ville de Montréal, entraves déclarées CC-BY 4.0 licence pulled July 29, 2026
Declared obstruction
boulevard Daniel-Johnson, from boulevard Jacques-Bizard to rue Lachapelle
From July 14, 2026 to July 31, 2026 Declared applicant: Néolect Inc.
The bike path is cut here. Where should the detour run?
Source : Ville de Montréal, entraves déclarées CC-BY 4.0 licence pulled July 31, 2026
Declared obstruction
rue du Pont, from boulevard Gouin Ouest to rue du Pont
From June 28, 2026 to September 15, 2026 Declared applicant: placement k s inc.
2 parking spaces are removed here. What should occupy that space once the work is done?
Source : Ville de Montréal, entraves déclarées CC-BY 4.0 licence pulled August 3, 2026
Declared obstruction
montée de l'Église, from rue Cherrier to boulevard Chèvremont
From May 4, 2025 to July 31, 2026 Declared applicant: Énergère Inc.
This worksite has been open for 14 months. What should come out of it?
Source : Ville de Montréal, entraves déclarées CC-BY 4.0 licence pulled July 31, 2026
Describe it on the map. A filed idea is something an administration can read - a complaint is not.