Rehabilitation work on the Jacques Cartier Bridge’s Île Sainte-Hélène Pavilion is progressing well. The gradual removal of the protective coverings is now revealing the restored towers. At the same time, the restoration of the mosaics and other architectural features is continuing. The overall rehabilitation project is expected to be completed in 2027.

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FAQ

Why are more of the pavilion’s towers now visible?

Over the past few weeks, the gradual removal of the protective coverings has begun to reveal the restored towers. This phase offers a renewed glimpse of this iconic Art Deco landmark while showcasing the progress of the ongoing rehabilitation work at the Île Sainte-Hélène Pavilion.

Which parts of the pavilion are being restored?

Crews are continuing to restore the mosaics, along with other architectural features of the building. These interventions are intended to preserve the pavilion’s authenticity and ensure its longevity for years to come, while maintaining the architectural characteristics that make the structure so distinctive.

How long will the work continue?

Work is expected to continue over the coming months, with project completion anticipated in 2027.