Peel: Redesign work
Rue Peel is being completely rebuilt, focusing on local mobility and providing a better experience for its many users. The necessary modernization of its utility networks and water mains provides an opportunity to transform the public realm of this vibrant and historic street.
Learn more about completed, ongoing, and upcoming redevelopment work.
Calendar 2027-2029
- Infrastructure and redesign work between Rue Sainte-Catherine and Boulevard René-Lévesque
- Redesign work between Rue Sherbrooke and Rue Sainte-Catherine
Check the Info-Travaux construction site map (in French) to see the progress of the project and its impact on your travel.
Now in your neighbourhood
Redevelopment of Rue Peel in pictures
Why is this necessary?
The aging underground infrastructures (water mains and sewers) on certain sections of Rue Peel Street were recently replaced. However, there are still repairs to carry out on other parts of the street. This is a unique opportunity to redevelop public space in a more unified way and provide residents with a more pleasant and user-friendly space.
The project also provides an opportunity to showcase Montréal’s rich millennial history and encourage safer, more enjoyable active mobility and public transit.
History of developments
Some work was also done on rue Peel before the begining of the project. For a detailed description of the completed interventions, see:
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