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Activity areas accessible to all generations

Last updated October 23, 2025
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This project aims for the development of additional activity areas in various local parks. It is one of the winners of the second edition of the city’s participatory budget (2022-2023).

Description

Rocking benches, workout stations, drinking water fountains, as well as play structures that are accessible without any obstacles.

The toa budget for this project is $8.4 M and it extends to 5 boroughs.

Benefits

  • Increase the number of inclusive and accessible play areas in the city’s neighborhoods.
  • Offer universally accessible areas for all generations to enjoy.

Advancement

Discover the details of the project for every borough:

Partially completed

  • Locations:
    • Parc Jean-Martucci
    • Parc Sault-au-Récollet
    • Parc Lefebvre
  • Budget: $1.5 M$ (around $500 000 for each park)
  • Starting dates:
    • parc Jean-Martucci: started in 2024, completion planned in June 2025
    • parc Sault-au-Récollet et parc Lefebvre: started in summer 2025, completion planned in December 2025
  • Delivery date: 2025

Planning in progress

  • Location: Parc Spalding
  • Budget: $1.45 M
  • Starting date: April 2026
  • Delivery date: 2026

In progress

  • Location: Parc Ouellette
  • Budget: $2.16 M
  • Starting date: Summer 2025
  • Delivery date: 2026

Completed

  • Location: Parc Rive-Boisée
  • Budget: $1.3 M
  • Starting date: Summer 2025
  • Delivery date: September 2025

In progress

  • Locations:
    • Parc Monseigneur-J.-A.-Richard
    • Parc de l’Épervière
    • Parc Monseigneur-Langlois
  • Budget: $2 M
  • Starting date: Summer 2026
  • Delivery date: 2026-2027
ArticleMontréal’s participatory budget: Report on the second edition (2022-2023)

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