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Photo du Jour : Panhandler and Palm
A pandhandler brings a bit of welcome greenery to Ste-Catherine street near Berri. Photo taken March 17th 2009.
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Up to BAPE: Turcot’s environmental day in court begins
Today, Radio-Canada report that the Bureau des audiences publiques sur l’environnement would make public the information it had on the Turcot...
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Photo du Jour : Restaurant Greene / Kamwing
St-Henri Diner-come-Chinese restaurant on Notre-Dame West. Midnight Poutine covers the sushi-poutine dining experience.
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The annual march against police brutality
Police making their way up de Pins. This photo courtesy of Benoit Falardeau By now anyone paying attention to the news knows that there was a...
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Opening up the Oratory’s view
It’s the thrill of discovering a new perspective on what you see everyday: that’s why I have such a thirst for finding new vantage points from...
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Everything You Probably Never Cared to Know About Manhole Covers
Final sewer inspection, North Collector, Montreal, 1955. (Photo source: City of Montreal Archives) I’m going to go out on a limb here and assume that...
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Toronto Tuesday: Policy talk, public libraries and passionate Torontonians
Each Tuesday, Spacing Montreal will share some posts from our sister blog, Spacing Toronto. We hope it will fuel constructive dialogue on the urban issues...
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Montage du jour : La rue Ontario depuis Sanguinet
Vers 1955-2009 Source : Archives ville de Montréal VM94S40D3-124
By Guillaume St-Jean -
Le village piétonnier de Tremblant
J’ai passé quelques jours avec ma famille lorsque de la parenté en provenance de Hong Kong était venue nous visiter à Montréal l’été dernier...
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Montage du jour : Les habitations Jeanne-Mance
Vers 1955-2009 Les habitations Jeanne-Mance qui furent érigées à la fin des années 1950 devraient faire l’objet d’un projet de requalification...
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Is this what we wanted?
Mixed-use development. Small-scale, street-level commerce. Walkable. Comfortable building height to street width ratio. Architecturally coherent, while...
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Photo du jour : 129 Côte-Ste-Catherine
Photo prise le 9 février 2009 sur l’Avenue du Président-Kennedy.
By Cédric Sam
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered