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Good morning. It’s Oct. 14, 2022. Here’s a news update.

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Traffic is flowing freely on the new Champlain Bridge and the redesigned Dorval Circle. No lanes are closed for emergency repairs on the rebuilt Turcot Interchange.

Réseau électrique métropolitain trains are running on time, arriving at Central Station every two to 10 minutes from the West Island, the South Shore and Trudeau Airport.

Montreal says it has almost finished renovating and rebuilding more than 5,000 kilometres of roads, sewers and water mains. That includes a stretch of Ste-Catherine St. that has just reopened as a pedestrian-friendly haven, complete with much wider — and heated — sidewalks.

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In five years, Montrealers will be waking up from a road-reconstruction nightmare that will have cost taxpayers billions of dollars and drivers endless hours stuck in traffic.