Tag Archives: Montréal
Tramway Considerations for Montréal’s Birthday
So it looks like Richard Bergeron has his own ideas concerning our city’s 375th Anniversary, and has proposed 37.5 km of new tram routes ready-to-go by 2017. Apparently, a finance working group has been established, though precisely what this means … Continue reading
Are there deer in Mount Royal Park?
So a couple days ago I’m hanging out with my roommate and his buddy says to me, he says, “y’all wouldn’t believe this shit but I saw a deer up on the Mountain.” Straight up hand to god he swears … Continue reading
A Sensible Approach to Redeveloping Griffintown
Let me make myself perfectly clear; being in favour of enhanced local government involvement in residential and commercial planning is not, in any way shape or form, anti-business. Nor is it necessarily going to lead to nepotism or otherwise create … Continue reading
The Big Picture
I’ve been having trouble coming up with something to talk about. I have to thank Wikipedia author Chicoutimi for updating the entry for ‘Greater Montreal’ with this graphic, which got me thinking on a different level. The City of Montréal … Continue reading
Historic Perspectives on the City – Place Bonaventure & Place du Canada
So this is a sight we’ll never see again. Place Bonaventure, prior to its renovation, with the Métro tunnel being constructed in the foreground, adjacent to the (then) recently completed Chateau Champlain and Place du Canada building, from the Laurentian … Continue reading
A Resolution: to be Even Better than the Real Thing
Apologies for the lack of new content over the last couple of weeks, but what can I say I think we’ve all been busy right? A good friend of mine is back from San Francisco and we’ve been talking cities, … Continue reading →
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