Tag Archives: Montréal
Nonuments
If I may be so bold as to coin a term, nonuments. Broadly defined, a former monument that, for whatever reason, no longer serves any real purpose. An ex-landmark, no longer on anyone’s horizon. A kind of de-facto folly. Broader … Continue reading
The Exciting World of Montréal Urban Planning & Municipal Politics
Fantastic graphic design from the City of Montréal No, I wasn’t being sarcastic… Kate McDonnell’s always informative Montreal City Weblog brought these little bits of information to my attention – hats off to you Kate, you do damn good work … Continue reading
Heat Waves and Watering Bans and Environmental Degradation (oh my!)
The Beaver – not just a euphemism any more! Yes, it’s sweltering out. I know. We know. We all know. It happens. It will dominate the local s’news until it’s replaced by exciting Smartphone coverage of the raucous thunderstorms apparently … Continue reading
Sugar Sammy has the Pulse of the City
Saw Sugar Sammy’s Le Show Franglais at l’Olympia on Friday night. Wow. Simply excellent. I know I’m late to the party, but the tickets were purchased over a month ago by my mom – a birthday gift, and a testament … Continue reading
Changing the Game
We need to change the question of Québec independence. From the ground up, in fact. For nearly forty years Montréal has been on a veritable decline – in terms of economic security, long-term investment, population growth and relative political power … Continue reading →
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