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Construction on Île d'Orléans Bridge Remains Partially Halted

Construction on the southern portion of the new Île d'Orléans Bridge is still partially paused following a flood one and a half months ago. Quebec is awaiting approvals to stabilize the affected area before investigating the causes of the incident. The impact on the project's costs and timeline will be determined after these actions are taken.

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The construction of the new bridge to Île d'Orléans has been significantly affected by recent flooding, particularly on its southern segment. More than a month and a half after the flood, work on this part of the project remains partially on hold as officials of the Quebec government seek necessary approvals to initiate stabilization efforts. This stabilisation is a critical step that must be undertaken before investigators can accurately assess the causes of the flood damage. Presently, the exact financial implications and revised timelines for the project's completion are not known, and stakeholders await further developments as the province moves forward with addressing the situation.

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Le chantier du pont de l’île d’Orléans toujours en partie sur pause
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