Trois-Rivières Port Authority adds lot 1 019 121

Summary#

The Minister issued supplementary letters patent under the Canada Marine Act that add a specific parcel of land to the property list for the Trois-Rivières Port Authority. The change takes effect when the deed of sale for lot 1 019 121 is registered in the Quebec land register; the instrument was signed on 9th day of February, 2026.

What it does#

• Adds an immovable described as lot 1 019 121 of the cadastre of Quebec to Schedule C of the port authority’s letters patent.
• Describes the parcel as being in the registration division and city of Trois-Rivières, shown on a plan dated September 29, 2008, and containing an area of 2,705.9 m2.
• Makes the amendment effective on the date the deed of sale transferring the property to the authority is registered in the Land register of Quebec.

Who's affected#

• Trois-Rivières Port Authority — it will formally acquire and list the lot among its non-federal holdings.
• The current owner or seller of lot 1 019 121 and any local parties with interests in that land (the notice does not name the seller).
• The municipal community of Trois-Rivières and nearby residents or businesses may notice downstream effects if the port changes how the parcel is used.

Why it matters#

• It formally records that the port authority will own and manage this specific parcel of land.
• That matters locally because ownership can change who controls waterfront access, development, and activities on the site.
• The notice is administrative in nature; it does not itself describe any new uses or projects for the land.