The City of Montreal unveiled four new traffic measures on Thursday, with the goal of making it easier for people get on and off Île-Bizard during the Presidents Cup pro golf event.

“Use your judgment, do these sound like happy people,” asked Doug Hurley, the mayor of Île-Bizard—Ste-Geneviève borough. “I’ve heard so many horror stories from residents. Buses coming back were delayed for more than an hour and a half and some kids on them ended up going to the bathroom on the bus.”

Even before the sun rose on Wednesday morning, the only bridge in and out of Ile Bizard was backed up both ways. The world’s top golfers are teeing off at the Presidents Cup this week. But the tournament is already causing chaos on the island,

Some Île-Bizard residents are frustrated because of long traffic delays getting in and out of their community due to the estimated 30,000 golf fans attending the Presidents Cup daily this week.  “It really wasn’t organized.

The Presidents Cup matches were close. The score after the opening session was not. The Americans clung to a 1-up lead in all five matches Thursday, when they delivered shot after shot, putt after putt,

Montreal police say they've arrested a man in connection with the theft of tens of thousands of dollars in golf merchandise tied to the Presidents Cup PGA Tour being held this week in the city.

After two days of traffic headaches in the leadup to the Presidents Cup, the City of Montreal is adjusting its traffic plan in the hopes of keeping cars moving. Those trying to reach Île-Bizard from Pierrefonds-Roxboro have been met with slowdowns and gridlocks.