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Project Shawanaga First Nation- Construction of Three (3) New Homes

  • Location (Shawanaga First Nation, Ontario)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80486
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-17
  • Shawanaga First Nation is in the process of developing three new band owned homes for community members in the community. The homes will be constructed on undeveloped lands, and each will have hydro and a septic system. Water will be supplied via communal water supply. Migratory bird species are noted in the area, however an on-site biologist will be utilized during tree clearing and construction to ensure no nesting species are present during tree clearing or construction. It is noted that

Project West Flemish Pass Exploration Drilling Project

  • Location (375 kilometres northeast of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador)
  • Assessment Type: Environmental assessment under CEAA 2012
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80161
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-17
  • Chevron Canada Limited is proposing to conduct an exploration drilling project within its exploration licence in the Flemish Pass, located approximately 375 kilometres northeast of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, in the Atlantic Ocean. As proposed, the West Flemish Pass Exploration Drilling Project would allow the proponent to determine the presence, nature, and quantities of the potential hydrocarbon resource in exploration licence 1138.

Project Sagamok First Nation- Tree Clearing and School Construction Project

  • Location (Sagamok New School, Ontario)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80485
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-17
  • Sagamok Anishnabek First Nation is presently examinig the feasability of building a new school in their territory. During the study, a location was determined which would be suitable for this new school. In order to potentially move forward with the construction at a later date, the community will need to clear trees from the lot to ensure minimal disruption of migratory birds in the area. A building will potentially be constructed, pending available funding, connected to propane gas, and

Project Construction of Gazebo - Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site

  • Location (Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site, Ontario)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80385
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-17
  • This project aims to construct a gazebo at Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site in the green space adjacent to the Superintendent's residence to attract visitors, enhance visitor experience and quality of services. Construction will occur between June and August 2020. This project will be assessed with a basic impact assessment.

Project Application for a special event permit to allow a snowmobile event to pass through Akami-uapisku - KakKasuak - Mealy Mountains National Park Reserve

  • Location (Akami-Uapishk?-KakKasuak-Mealy Mountains National Park Reserve, Newfoundland and Labrador)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80388
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-17
  • Cain's Quest is a snowmobile race held biannually during early March in central and southern Labrador. Up to 50 two-person teams will come from all over the world to participate in this endurance event, which covers approximately 3100 kilometers through the Labrador wilderness. Two segments of the proposed 2020 route pass through Akami-uapisku – KakKasuak – Mealy Mountains National Park Reserve; an eastern segment is 85.3 kilometers long, while the western segment is 16. 5

Project Fortis Alberta Solar Project and Battery Storage

  • Location (Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80389
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-17
  • Fortis Alberta is proposing to construct a Battery Energy Storage and Solar Project in Waterton Lakes National Park. The Project will provide power storage capacity in the event of a line outage and will supply the Waterton Townsite with back-up power for approximately four hours under peak load conditions. The project involves installation of a pre-fabricated Battery Energy Storage System and photovoltaic solar panels at locations still to be assessed and confirmed. Fortis Alberta will be

Project Aquatic Invasive Species Inspection Station

  • Location (Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80400
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-17
  • Parks Canada is proposing to construct a new facility to conduct watercraft inspections for Aquatic Invasive Species. The inspection station will be constructed on an existing disturbed footprint near the Park entrance gate. The scope of work may include minor roadway work including realignment to facilitate vehicle access to the site, site preparation work including grading, paving, installation of a washroom facility, utility work, and installation of an inspection building. Parks Canada will

Project Centerm Expansion Project - Amendment (Condition 66 - Dredging)

  • Location (Centerm Expansion Project - Amendment (Condition 66 - Dredging), British Columbia)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80413
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-16
  • Centerm Expansion Project - Amendment (Condition 66 - Dredging) The Proposed Project The Centerm Expansion Project proposes to carry out dredging from February 28 to April 5, 2020 which is outside the Burrard Inlet least-risk window.. This would require an amendment to condition 66 of the approved Centerm Expansion Project (PER No. 15-012-02), which states: 66. There shall be no dredging during the fisheries sensitive period from March 1 to August 15, inclusive. Other in and near water

Project Nanaimo Vancouver Passenger Only Ferry Service - South SeaBus Terminal - Project Permit No. 18-044-02 - Extension to the Expiry Date

  • Location (Nanaimo Vancouver Passenger Only Ferry Service - South SeaBus Terminal - Project Permit No. 18-044-02 - Extension to the Expiry Date, British Columbia)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80482
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-14
  • The Permit Holder proposes to carry out physical activities related to the completion of the Nanaimo Vancouver Passenger Only Ferry Service at the South SeaBus Terminal up until December 31, 2020. This would require an extension to the approved project permit (PER No. 18-044-01), which has an expiry date of February 28, 2020. The extension is being requested as a result of project scheduling delays. The scope of works that would be completed during the extended period remains unchanged and

Project Fraser Grain Terminal - Grain Export Facility - Project Permit No. 15-041-04 - Amendment (Condition 36 - Extended Hours)

  • Location (Fraser Grain Terminal - Grain Export Facility - Project Permit No. 15-041-04 - Amendment (Condition 36 - Extended Hours), British Columbia)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80481
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-14
  • Fraser Grain Terminal Ltd. (the Permit Holder) proposes to carry out physical activities related to the installation of the shiploader for the construction of the Fraser Grain Terminal Grain Export Facility continuously (24 hours, 7 days a week) for approximately 30 consecutive days in the period from June 1, 2020 to August 31, 2020. The Permit Holder also proposes to carry out physical activities related to electrical works for the construction of the facility between 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

Project Repair work on lock No. 5 of the Lachine Canal

  • Location (Lachine Canal National Historic Site, Quebec)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80479
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-14
  • The PCA wishes to proceed with major repairs on lock No. 5 of the Lachine Canal. The project will involve work primarily on the mechanical, electrical and automated systems. The plan is to change several mechanical parts on the doors and guillotine valves, replace the electrical systems of the doors and valves, and  make a few adjustments to the electrical panels and control boxes that open the doors and valves. It is also expected that some work will be done on the structure, such as

Project Kings Mill Park Shoreline and Habitat Work

  • Location (Kings Mill Park Shoreline and Habitat Work, British Columbia)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80480
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-14
  • Concert Properties, on behalf of City of North Vancouver, propose to conduct shoreline and habitat work along a 670 metre section of the shoreline at Harbourside Drive in North Vancouver. A larger redevelopment project, the Harbouside Waterfront Development Project, includes mixed-use commercial and residential community development, construction of four new pocket beach habitats, and the installation of a sheet pile wall. These works  are located on municipal lands, and are therefore

Project Installation of Interpretive Panels for an Underwater Pathway at the Marine Environment Discovery Centre

  • Location (Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park, Quebec)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80406
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-14
  • The Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park plans to install underwater interpretive panels for divers for education and promotion purposes at the Marine Environment Discovery Centre (MEDC) located in Les Escoumins. The panels will be located within the boundaries of the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park.   The project consists of the installation of 6 to 9 panels measuring approximately 11'' x 14''. They will be submerged along a pathway running from West Creek to Anemone

Project Radio Tower Replacement at Administration Building

  • Location (Pukaskwa National Park, Ontario)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80417
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-14
  • Pukaskwa National Park will replace an existing communications tower (60 ft tall) with a new communications tower (~120 ft tall), adjacent to the Administration building. Obsolete infrastructure will be removed. Lighting and obstruction marking of the new tower will follow Transport Canada Standard 621 or occur as directed by Transport Canada. Construction will include excavation, use of standard boom truck, mini-excavator or backhoe, cast-in-place or pre-cast concrete.

Project Point Pelee Marsh Restoration Project

  • Location (Point Pelee National Park, Ontario)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80420
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-14
  • Since 1959, the overall percentage of open water area in the Pelee Marsh has decreased by 10% due to the expansion of cattails and Phragmites, degrading the habitat quality in the marsh. The park is proposing to use mechanical means to increase the open water in the marsh and decrease the aerial extent of invasive species. Heavy equipment will be used to cut channels and ponds in strategic areas win the marsh. Hand tools and small scale herbicide will be used to remove invasive plants. The

Project Parks Canada Agency - Trail 8c Re-route in Jasper National Park

  • Location (Jasper National Park, Alberta)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80425
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-14
  • This project will be assessed with a basic impact assessment. Trail 8c, in its current condition, is impassable. The project footprint is about 2225m long x 1.5m large. The route is not fixed as it can be altered to avoid tree removal. It is expected that 15-20 smaller trees will require removal.  Small excavator, skid steer and track dumper will be used in construction. Hand tools will be needed for trail shaping and more detailed work.

Project Replacement of Three Culverts and Resurfacing of the Access Road to the Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site

  • Location (Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site, Quebec)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80429
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-14
  • The purpose of the project is to resurface the access road leading to the parking lot at the Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site and replace three culverts, two of which are located in the fish habitat (Ruisseau du Lavoir). These works are at the end of their useful life and must be replaced in order to maintain infrastructure compliance, ensure visitor safety and protect the environment of the national historic site. The planned interventions include pulverization of the existing

Project Oasis Accommodations at Kejimkujik Group Campsite

  • Location (Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site, Nova Scotia)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80435
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-14
  • The project will entail the establish of five new pre-fabricated accommodation units, associated picnic areas and fire pits within the exiting Group campsite at Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site. Approximately 140m of new trail will be constructed to access the new accommodations, with ~100m of buried electrical service installed.

Project Biocontrol of Yellow Toadflax using Rhinusa pilosa, in Prince Albert National Park

  • Location (Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80430
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-14
  • Yellow toadflax is a widely distributed perennial invasive plant that reproduces by seed and extensive creeping rhizome. The plant is extremely hardy and  has the ability to densely infest large areas and crowd out native vegetation, making it a threat to ecological integrity in Prince Albert National Park. Herbicide spraying of yellow toadflax has occurred in several locations in Prince Albert National Park with limited success. Using a biological control agent offers an additional option

Project Proposed Trail - Alexander Graham Bell Museum

  • Location (Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site, Nova Scotia)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80478
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-13
  • This project proposes to develop a new trail from the entrance of the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site to the upper parking area (approximately 800 m). The trail construction project is proposed to be a collaborative undertaking involving Indegenous and community partnerships, and incorporating a trail building training exercise. The project is intended to begin in Fall 2020.

Project Crean Channel Modification

  • Location (Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80439
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-13
  • The Crean Lake Channel, which joins the 3rd Heart Lake to Crean Lake has periodically been a hazard to boaters due to submerged rocks, which can damage boat props and motor legs. A partial modification was carried out by volunteers in 2003; hazardous rocks were removed by hand and relocated to the edge of the channel.  With lower water levels in recent years, the channel is again a safety issue. A group of concerned lake users approached to the park with a proposal to more permanently

Project Control of English Hawthorn on Sidney Island

  • Location (Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, British Columbia)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80441
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-13
  • Invasive English hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) has been identified as a key threat to meadow plant communities on Sidney Island by Parks Canada, the Sidney Island Community, and academic researchers. Management of English hawthorn has been ongoing since 2008 but the English hawthorn population has been progressively expanding into open meadows. English hawthorn shrubs are able to aggressively resprout from untreated stumps and root fragments, rendering traditional control methods of hand

Project Badger Lake Non-Native Trout Removal

  • Location (Banff National Park, Alberta)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80449
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-13
  • The Badger Lake non-native trout removal project aims to help restore the aquatic environment from the legacy of historic trout stocking policies. Badger Lake is located on the upper reaches of the Cascade River Watershed within Banff National Park. The main phases of the project include the movement of gear and personnel to the site (phase 1), eradication of trout from Badger Lake using methods of gill netting and electrofishing (phase 2, 4, and 6), periods of passive winter gill netting

Project Frog Lake First Nation Water System Project

  • Location (Frog Lake First Nation, Alberta)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80408
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-13
  • Frog Lake First Nation is proposing the construction of a new treated water reservoir and pump station and a 17.5 km new regional pipeline from the northern boundary of Frog Lake to the new reservoir and pump station and from the new treated water reservoir to the existing water treatment plan. The project will also include temporary upgrades to the existing water treatment plan and demolition of two old reservoirs (school reservoir and truck fill reservoir).

Project Highway Reconstruction - Trout Brook to French Mountain, Cape Breton Highlands

  • Location (Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Nova Scotia)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80477
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-12
  • This project calls for highway upgrades that include construction of a new 16 unit parking lot bordering the existing Geological Exhibit. Rehabilitation includes road strengthening, widening, and rehabilitation along a 4.5 kilometer stretch of the Cabot Trail. Work is to begin on or about the month of May and continue for a five month period.

Project Fish Fence Installations - Cheticamp and Clyburn Rivers - Cape Breton Highlands

  • Location (Cape Breton Highlands National Park of Canada, Nova Scotia)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80476
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-12
  • This project calls for the installation of two fish fences, tentatively scheduled for May 2020 across the Clyburn and Cheticamp Rivers, Cape Breton Highlands National Park. The overall objective is to help monitor Atlantic salmon populations with aims at determining population estimates during this period of installation. A research permit was also issue for the salmon research program.  Where situated, both fences will span the width of respective rivers. Daily monitoring will be required

Project Pointe-aux-Basques wharf modernization project at the Port of Sept-Îles

  • Location (Pointe-aux-Basques, Quebec)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80475
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-12
  • The current state of Pointe-aux-Basques wharf at the Port of Sept-Îles requires immediate action, given the age of the infrastructure. The work mainly consists of installing a new curtain wall (sheet pile) in front of the existing wharf over a length of approximately 220 meters, replacing the upper tie rods, improving the defense and mooring system and redesigning the surface of the terminal. These improvements will make it possible to develop the offer in transit of goods by improving

Project New Vehicle Storage Building

  • Location (Ottawa International Airport, Ontario)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80368
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-12
  • Public Notice New Vehicle Storage Building – Public Comments Invited February 12, 2020 – The Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport Authority (OMCIAA) must determine whether the proposed New Vehicle Storage Building, located at the Ottawa International Airport (2086 Alert Road), is likely to cause significant adverse environmental effects. To help inform this determination, the OMCIAA is inviting comments from the public regarding the project. All comments received

Project Construction of Connector Trail Section: Multi-Use Trail to Mersey River Trail

  • Location (Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site, Nova Scotia)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80450
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-12
  • The project will entail the construction of approximately 100m of new 1.2m wide gravel trail to connect the recently built Multi-Use Trail with the existing Mersey River trail. The project will occur in the vicinity of a watercourse (the Mersey River) and SAR habitat. The project will very likely require archaeological screening and testing.

Project George's Island National Historic Site Visitor Development

  • Location (Georges Island National Historic Site, Nova Scotia)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80451
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-12
  • The project proposes to significantly enhance and expand visitor access to George's Island National Historic Site in Halifax Harbour. Visitor usage of the island is anticipated to increase from <1,000 to ~20,000 per year. A range of measures to support visitors to the island will include: vegetation management (grass & brush cutting), fencing (to limit access to hazardous areas), installation of interpretation panels and installation of visitor amenities (picnic areas, benches,

Project Regional Assessment of the Ring of Fire Area

  • Location (Ring of Fire, Ontario)
  • Assessment Type: Regional Assessment
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80468
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-11
  • The Regional Assessment will be conducted in the area centred on the Ring of Fire mineral deposits in northern Ontario, approximately 540 kilometres northeast of Thunder Bay and 1,000 kilometres north of Toronto. The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada will work with the Province of Ontario, Indigenous groups, federal authorities, non-government organizations and the public to determine the appropriate activities, outcomes and boundaries of the regional assessment.

Project Lake Louise Heliport

  • Location (Kootenay/Yoho/Lake Louise National Parks, Alberta)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80473
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-11
  • This project will construct a new heliport in the Hamlet of Lake Louise, in compliance with Part III of the Canadian Aviation Regulations (2007). The new heliport will be constructed on the north side of the Trans Canada Highway, across the highway from the Lake Louise town site and east of Slate Road. Project activities will include: clearing and thinning of vegetation within the approach and landing zones and along the flight paths, construction of a concrete helipad, construction of security

Project Cole Harbor Apartment Expansion

  • Location (Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80447
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-11
  • Proposed construction of a a six (6) storey, 72 unit apartment complex.  New domestic water service and sanitary sewer service laterals feeding the new apartment complex will be connected to existing domestic water and sanitary sewer services.  New power and communication lines will be brought into the project site to service the new apartment complex. A sub-surface geotechnical investigation shall be conducted on the site for assessment of building foundation construction

Project West Land Road and Sewer Extension

  • Location (Sakimay IR 74-6, Saskatchewan)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80472
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-11
  • Four Horse Developments Ltd. (FHDL) is expanding the basic infrastructure (road works, earth works, storm, drainage and sewer) at Zagime Anishinabek's West Lands Property located in Regina (IR 74-6) located within the NE 20-17-20 W2M. The project area is within a fourty (40) acre parcel identified as Phase One of the overall 288-acre development.

Project Kainai Forage Processing Plant Storage Expansion Project

  • Location (Blood #148, Alberta)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80471
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-11
  • Blood Tribe is proposing the construction of additional metal hay storage barns and gravel access between barns, on the site of Kainai Forage, formally Blood Tribe Forage Processing Plant. Expansion will enable the Tribe's business to grow from 20,000 Metric tonnes of hay export per annum to over 100,000 Metric tonnes per annum.

Project Batchewana - New Water Treatment Plant Construction in Goulais Mission

  • Location (Goulais Mission, Ontario)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80470
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-11
  • Batchewana First Nation is constructing a new water treatment plant to service community members in Goulais Mission. This plant will be able to provide clean drinking water to band members located in this area of Batchewana First Nation. To construct the delivery system, a new water supply line will be installed with approximately 4.1km of pipe along Goulais Mission main roadway, 660m of pipe installed in Coulis road and 2km of pipe laid in an unnamed subdivision presently being built. The

Project Maintenance Dredging at Rivière-au-Tonnerre Fishing Harbour

  • Location (Rivière-au-Tonnerre Fishing Harbour, Quebec)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80469
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-11
  • The Small Craft Harbours Branch of Fisheries and Oceans Canada proposes to undertake maintenance dredging at Rivière-au-Tonnerre fishing harbour, in the Québec province.   The maintenance dredging aims to provide safe and accessible facilities for local fishermen.    The scope of this project includes maintenance dredging of the channel and the basin.   The proposed dredging will be carried out by means of a barge with opening bottom, a

Project Bank Street Bridge Repairs, City of Ottawa

  • Location (Rideau Canal National Historic Site, Ontario)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80458
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-11
  • This project involves limited concrete repairs on the Bank Street bridge near Lansdowne Park in the City of Ottawa. The project is slated to be completed in spring-summer of 2020. The proposed work is intended to repair unsound concrete on the bridge deck, sidewalks and approaches as well as re-surfacing with asphalt. The scope will also include repairs to the underside of one of the two arches that spans the Rideau Canal National Historic Site. Work on the underside of the arch will likely

Project Agricultural License for Grazing Former Mankota Community Pasture

  • Location (Grasslands National Park of Canada, Saskatchewan)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80462
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-11
  • Grasslands National Park proposes to issue a license of occupation to graze cattle over 8 sections in the Former Mankota Community Pasture area of the East Block of the park. Cattle grazing has occurred in this area previously under a grazing permit, and before acquisition by Parks Canada was used for grazing livestock. Domestic livestock grazing is used in this area to maintain a disturbance regime supporting habitat maintenance for species at risk and for prairie ecosystem function. No new

Project YUL Montreal-Trudeau International Airport - Increase of the capacity of the baggage handling room

  • Location (YUL Montreal-Trudeau International Airport, Quebec)
  • Assessment Type: Project on federal lands
  • Status: In progress
  • Reference Number: 80467
  • Last Modified: 2020-02-10
  • The project involves increasing the capacity of the baggage handling room for international and domestic flights and creating additional storage space.  The project will require the removal of two bridges and their replacement at the end of the work. The project will be carried out at the junction of the international and domestic jetties. The increased capacity of the baggage handling room will allow for the development of spaces on the upper floors for a total of 18,000 m2 spread over 3

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