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Montreal's Bonaventure Expressway comes down

The elevated span between Montreal's de la Commune and Notre-Dame streets is being demolished as part of a $140-million urban renewal project.

Duke Street, Nazareth Street only options around demolition work

The new boulevard project replacing the Bonaventure Expressway is due to be completed in 2017. (Radio-Canada)

The final phase of thedemolition of the Bonaventure Expressway gets underway today, which means another round of detours for commuters.

The elevated span between de la Commune Street and Notre-Dame Street is being demolished.

Traffic coming from Montreal's South Shorewill haveto take Duke Street.

South Shore-bound trafficwill have to take Nazareth Street to access the Champlain Bridge.

The expressway is being destroyed to make way for an urban renewal project that will add a significant amount of greenspace to the area.

The $140-million Bonaventure project is due to be completed by September 2017.

The project is expected to make the area around the Bonaventure more liveable. (City of Montreal)