Tag Archives: Montréal public-space
A pleasant trip down memory lane – Expo Express
I have no idea who put this together, but good job anyways. The Expo Express was a surface rapid transit system developed for use at Expo 67, connecting the Centre d’Acceuil at the Cité du Havre with a line connecting … Continue reading
Montréal’s best-kept secret park – Place des Nations
It’s funny, back during the Expo/Man and His World years (1967-1975) this place would have been teaming with people. It was a major transit point, being served by the Expo Express and connecting to the various pavilions along the Bickerdyke … Continue reading
Local Landmarks – the Thomas Judah House
So among other things I’ve told over the last little while to: a) Stop talking so much about Mirabel cuz it’s starting to make me look like an oddball obsessive. b) Change the layout and design of the blog and, … Continue reading
What to do with the Shell Refinery
A little while back I saw this post on Coolopolis and it got me thinking – what would I do, if I were Mayor, with this rather fortuitous recent development. As it stands, my understanding is that there is only … Continue reading
Parc Oxygene: the Small Cause & the Cost of Community
This article was originally published on the Forget the Box news collective a few days back. In fact, it’s one of my first ‘assignments’ as a writer. Neat eh? Have you ever seen a really small rally or demonstration? Like … Continue reading →
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