Tag Archives: 1990s in Montreal
What to do with Le Faubourg?
Once upon a time Le Faubourg Ste-Catherine was quite the place to be. I remember when I first started coming downtown as a teenager (around the turn of the century) Le Faubourg seemed quintessentially Montreal – a large and often … Continue reading
Posted in A modest proposal, History and Culture, Kondiaronk - My Montréal Experience, Montréal Architecture, Montréal Landmarks, Perspectives on the City, Urban Redevelopment, Worth reconsidering
Tagged 1980s in Montreal, 1990s in Montreal, Canadian Centre for Architecture, Concordia Ghetto, Concordia University, Dawson College, Faubourg Ste-Catherine, Guy Street, LaSalle College, Montréal Architecture, Montréal Landmarks, Montreal History, Montreal Urban Markets, Phyllis Lambert, Saint Catherine Street West, Shaughnessy Village, Ville-Marie Borough, Western Downtown of Montreal
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Unsolicited advice for the student anti-austerity movement in Quebec
Here’s a thought: adopt a new symbol. Specifically, adopt the flag of the Gay Pride movement, and make sure to carry as many of these flags as possible at all the demonstrations forthwith. Also – start talking to the media, … Continue reading →
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