Overview

• Upgraded drainage systems and removal of hundreds of construction pylons on Notre-Dame island aim to prevent the flooding and gridlock that plagued last year’s race.
• Montreal Fire Department has revamped its inspection protocols, collaborating with restaurant owners to ensure patios meet safety standards without on-the-spot closures.
• A maintenance workers’ strike will begin on June 9 but officials promise full bus and metro service during the Grand Prix weekend of June 13–15.
• A newly launched event app will provide spectators with real-time information on traffic conditions, transit schedules, security alerts and race programming.
• Formula One has committed to keep the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal through 2031, reinforcing the city’s role as long-term host.