-
L’avenue Edgehill
Le visage du boulevard René-Lévesque est resté sensiblement le même depuis la vague de démolition qui eut lieu dans les années 60 et 70. L’artère...
By Guillaume St-Jean -
Photo du jour : Samedi 19h à Banlieueville
Arrêt d’autobus aux abords du centre commercial La Place Vertu, arrondissement de Saint-Laurent. 1er septembre 2007.
By Cédric Sam -
A Visit to the Vespasiennes
Walking through Cabot Square you may have spotted this unusual octagonal building that could almost pass as a shrine or even tiny palace. But the only...
By Jacob Larsen -
Photo du jour: Wing’s Nouilles Chinoises
Wing’s factory. La Gauchetière and Côté. July 16, 2007.
By Christopher DeWolf -
Show your Chinatown how much you love it
This Saturday is the annual Chinatown Clean-Up festival, organized by the Chinese Family Service of Greater Montreal, a non-profit community organization...
By Christopher DeWolf -
Mon Chinatown
Un soir d’hiver dans Chinatown On s’est promené devant les vitrines On a trouvé un magasin qui sentait l’orient On a marché toute la...
By Cédric Sam -
Get on the bus!
In his post urging Montreal to get bent, Chris Erb briefly mentioned the mayor’s plan to overhaul Montreal’s bus network. Monday’s...
By Christopher DeWolf -
L’évolution d’une rue #2
Voici un montage photo qui représente une fois de plus les ravages de l’apparition de l’automobile. La première photographie fut prise en 1898...
By Guillaume St-Jean -
Photo du jour: Clean Streets
Two signs helping to rid rue Fabre and its alley of les déchets. August 24, 2007
By Chris Erb -
Photo du jour: New restaurant
Dragon dance for good business. St. Laurent and La Gauchetière. May 27, 2007.
By Christopher DeWolf -
“It was too funky to last”
Montreal is quite possibly the largest college town in North America: our four universities, concentrated in the centre of the city, bustle with more than...
By Christopher DeWolf -
A window into another city
The brothers Gravenor over at Coolopolis recently featured this 1972 photo of a street party on Hutchison Street. What was being celebrated? The success...
By Christopher DeWolf
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered