Promise History
2.11.22 - “A re-elected CAQ government] wishes to accelerate the planning of the Quebec City-Lévis Tunnel [and promises to expand] the mandate of the Quebec City-Lévis Tunnel project office to plan in detail the development of the exits north and south of the tunnel. This mandate will include the development of an urban boulevard south of the Laurentian Autoroute and the linkage between this tunnel exit and the various revitalization projects announced in this sector in full transformation. It will also focus on improving the development of the Dufferin-Montmorency Expressway sector as far as the Estimauville sector, in conjunction with the planning of phase 4 of the Promenade Samuel-de-Champlain”
25-Mar-2024
« Selon le ministre responsable de la région de Chaudière-Appalaches, Bernard Drainville, il est déjà «acquis» que la CDPQ Infra proposera un nouveau lien interrives au gouvernement. Le député caquiste de Lévis, qui était conférencier invité à un dîner organisé par la Chambre de commerce et d’industrie du Grand Lévis, a dit attendre «avec impatience, le résultat des travaux de la Caisse» de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ) Infra, promis pour juin. »
04-Oct-2023
« Le débat sur la forme que devrait prendre le futur troisième lien entre Québec et Lévis est relancé. Les déclarations du premier ministre Legault à ce sujet – qui a même évoqué “un pont” ou “un tunnel pour les camions”, mercredi – semblent avoir eu un effet vivifiant sur ses troupes. Tout est sur la table, répètent ses députés. »
09-Jun-2023
“The Prime Minister mentioned that the decision to abandon the highway portion of the Quebec-Lévis tunnel will be reviewed every 5 years taking into account the evolution of inter-river traffic”
18-Apr-2023
The new 3rd Link project is very different in nature from the previous one and instead of accelerating the work, the project seems to start from scratch.
“The third highway link project between Quebec City and Lévis is no more. Because of a decrease in traffic on the bridges, but also for a question of cost, the Legault government is abandoning its election promise. It now advocates a tunnel reserved for public transit between the two shores”
02-Mar-2023
“The tunnel project to connect Quebec City and Levis still fits on a presentation of about ten pages made public in April 2022 by the Caquist government”
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