Monthly Archives: November 2011
The Mountain Street Viaduct
Weird eh? A road passing over the roof of the old CN stockyards in Little Burgundy. This is the former Mountain Street Viaduct, and it, much like just about everything else in this picture, is now gone (save for the … Continue reading
Remembrance Begins on the Twelfth
This might piss people off. I’m okay with that. I have an odd tradition. I start wearing the poppy on Nov. 12th, usually right up until the end of the year. I do this not out of any affinity for … Continue reading
A few things every Montrealer should know about our city.
Consider this: 1. It took only five years to build the first twenty-six Métro stations, which included most of the Green and Orange lines and all of the Yellow Line. 5,000 men and women worked on the project which cost … Continue reading
Please Mr. Mayor, I want some more… public art.
So I’m a big fan of the Art Nouveau style, especially the works of Czech artist and interior decorator Alfons Maria Mucha. So as you might imagine, I was quite impressed when my brother told me about a new mural … Continue reading
Tuesday November 15th – The Pigs Move In
Watch live streaming video from occupynyc at livestream.com An absolutely despicable, cowardly act by the NYPD – happening now (as of 2:00 am EST). So over the course of the past sixteen hours the NYPD raided Zucotti Park, prevented media … Continue reading →
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