Wellington Basin - Montreal

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Build Canada Homes (BCH) is committed to the redevelopment of the Wellington Basin area in Montréal. As part of the development of the Wellington Basin Master Plan, BCH is inviting a variety of municipal, institutional, governmental, community, private and academic stakeholders, as well as local residents to express their views on the requirements needed for a healthy and inclusive development.

The Wellington Basin area is approximately 13.6 hectares (33.6 acres) in size and is bounded to the north by Peel Basin, to the south by Bridge Street, to the east by Mill Street and finally to the west by the railroad along Wellington Street.

The planning process is taking place within a wider planning context for the area by various City partners.

This process aims to engage a wide range of stakeholders:

  • Representatives of community groups
  • Local stakeholders such as people who live, work or frequent the Bridge-Bonaventure area
  • Residents of adjacent neighbourhoods
  • Invited organizations and experts with relevant expertise on issues in the area

Build Canada Homes now carries forward the redevelopment of Wellington Basin, guided by the established vision for a resilient and inclusive mixed-use neighbourhood in the Bridge-Bonaventure area.

View the online presentation to learn more about the project by clicking on the image below.

Or go to https://prezi.com/view/2OLI1R3pam0GgRbVNIAg/

For the main highlights of the collaborative process, please click here for the summary report.

For the complete results of the collaborative process, please click here for the final report.

New videos of the collaborative process ! Click below to watch them now:

Sneak Peek into the Stages of the Collaborative Process

Collaborative Process for Healthy and Inclusive Development of the Wellington Basin



Build Canada Homes (BCH) is committed to the redevelopment of the Wellington Basin area in Montréal. As part of the development of the Wellington Basin Master Plan, BCH is inviting a variety of municipal, institutional, governmental, community, private and academic stakeholders, as well as local residents to express their views on the requirements needed for a healthy and inclusive development.

The Wellington Basin area is approximately 13.6 hectares (33.6 acres) in size and is bounded to the north by Peel Basin, to the south by Bridge Street, to the east by Mill Street and finally to the west by the railroad along Wellington Street.

The planning process is taking place within a wider planning context for the area by various City partners.

This process aims to engage a wide range of stakeholders:

  • Representatives of community groups
  • Local stakeholders such as people who live, work or frequent the Bridge-Bonaventure area
  • Residents of adjacent neighbourhoods
  • Invited organizations and experts with relevant expertise on issues in the area

Build Canada Homes now carries forward the redevelopment of Wellington Basin, guided by the established vision for a resilient and inclusive mixed-use neighbourhood in the Bridge-Bonaventure area.

View the online presentation to learn more about the project by clicking on the image below.

Or go to https://prezi.com/view/2OLI1R3pam0GgRbVNIAg/

For the main highlights of the collaborative process, please click here for the summary report.

For the complete results of the collaborative process, please click here for the final report.

New videos of the collaborative process ! Click below to watch them now:

Sneak Peek into the Stages of the Collaborative Process

Collaborative Process for Healthy and Inclusive Development of the Wellington Basin



  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Please take a moment to respond to the survey following your visit to the Open House for the Unveiling of the Master Plan for the Wellington Basin Sector by the Canada Lands Company.

    If you have not viewed the Master Plan presentation or if you wish to view it again, click here.

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Page last updated: 02 Oct 2026, 03:28 PM