Saint-Hubert : Longueuil freine temporairement la construction dans ...
En raison de la vétusté des infrastructures souterraines sous l’avenue Victoria, ainsi que dans l’arr. Saint-Hubert, la Ville met en [...]
lecourrierdusud.caHere’s the latest I can share about Longueuil—Saint-Hubert based on available recent reporting.
- Construction limits in Saint-Hubert: In mid-2025, Longueuil imposed temporary controls on construction in Saint-Hubert and near Victoria Avenue due to aging underground infrastructure. The aim was to prevent projects that could overwhelm water and sewer networks, with full reconstruction plans for Victoria Avenue expected to run through 2030. This policy is described as provisional and targeted to strengthen municipal infrastructure before permitting broader development.[1]
- Water advisory context: Previous communications in 2023 noted boil-water advisories affecting the Longueuil area, including Saint-Hubert and Vieux-Longueuil, with lifts and ongoing testing referenced in official briefings.[2]
- Notable local incidents: There was a major residential fire on Rue Viger in Saint-Hubert in June 2025, resulting in one confirmed death and ongoing investigations around the circumstances of the fire.[3]
- Other municipal priorities: Coverage in 2024 highlighted ongoing social-infrastructure issues such as homelessness responses and urban development discussions, though specifics on Saint-Hubert-focused programs varied by reporting outlet.[5]
If you’d like, I can narrow this down to:
- Official city announcements or press releases in French or English
- Impacts on specific neighborhoods within Saint-Hubert
- Timeline and contractor updates for the Victoria Avenue reconstruction
Would you prefer links to the primary sources in French or English, or a concise bulleted update focused on construction, public safety, and services? I can also search for more recent items if you specify a date range.