Parc Jeanne-Mance gets a makeover
The park, which is an iconic site at the foot of Mount Royal, is being upgraded to better address the needs of Montrealers. The redevelopment project will focus on the multi-sports playing field, the wading pool and the welcome centre. Find out everything you need to know about these upgrades.
Multi-sport playing field
The multi-sports playing field will be redeveloped to make it more accessible and enjoyable.
When
September 2024 to July 2025
Where
Northern sector near Rue Rachel Ouest and Avenue de l’Esplanade
What
- Lowering fences and removing fences around bleachers
- Installing a lighting system with remote control
- New multi-purpose bleachers for universal accessibility
- Installing misting devices
The current synthetic surface will eventually be replaced by a new one designed to reduce heat islands and the risk of injury.
Why
- Improve access to the playing surface
- Reduce light pollution and improve energy efficiency of facilities
- Improve the park’s universal accessibility
Welcome centre and wading pool
Renovations include new play fountains and universally accessible facilities.
When
October 2024 to spring 2026
Where
Northern sector near Avenue du Parc
What
- Upgrading the pool and adding a gently sloping deck
- Creating a play fountain area
- Creating universally accessible changing rooms and washrooms
- Modernizing the building’s mechanical systems and replacing windows
Why
- Make the wading pool and welcome centre universally accessible
- Enhance the visitor experience
A fenced-in dog park is also planned for the southern sector near Avenue Duluth. The dog park will be accessible beginning in spring 2025. This will be a temporary location until it is relocated.
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