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Ainslie Street rehabilitation begins in Montréal West

Road rehabilitation is scheduled on Ainslie Street between Campbell and Westminster avenues from October 13 to 30, with phased closures and local detours.

Excavator loading earth into a dump truck at a construction site
Illustrative stock image: road-construction machinery. Photo by Troy Mortier on Unsplash; cropped and resized by West Island Blog.

Road rehabilitation is scheduled to begin Tuesday, October 13, on Ainslie Street between Campbell and Westminster avenues in Montréal West. The city expects the work to continue through October 30 on weekdays during daytime hours.

The work will proceed in phases. Drivers should expect partial street closures, local detours and temporary limits on access to some properties. The city says pedestrian access will be maintained, with flaggers used where needed, and residents may park on adjacent streets while access is restricted.

Waste collection is expected to continue. Residents are asked to place bins at the curb before 7 a.m. The schedule may change because of weather or operational conditions.

Source: City of Montréal West, “Ainslie Street rehabilitation”, published October 2, 2026.

Featured image: Illustrative stock photo of road construction, not Ainslie Street. Photo by Troy Mortier on Unsplash; cropped and resized by West Island Blog.

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