MONTREAL — The federal government has announced $50 million in funding for a large-scale natural infrastructure project in Pierrefonds-Roxboro, in Montreal.
The project involves upgrading wetlands and stormwater outfalls including pumping stations and valves. The project will also contribute to creating a new park, set to be the largest urban park in Canada.
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