*** About Pierre Laporte Bridge: The Pierre Laporte Bridge is a crucial suspension bridge in Quebec, Canada, spanning the Saint Lawrence River. Opened in 1970, it stands as the longest main suspension bridge in Canada. Named after Pierre Laporte, a Canadian lawyer and politician tragically kidnapped and killed during the October Crisis, the bridge holds historical and cultural significance. It connects Quebec City and Lévis, handling significant traffic volumes and serving as a critical transit route in the region. The bridge's robust design and monumental size have made it an iconic feature of the city's skyline, symbolizing strength and connectivity amidst the river's vast expanse.

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