Old Bowling Alley – View Blown
The old bowling alley on De l’Eglise was turned into condos a few years ago and these people appear to have really nice big galdrys (balconies) and while the view […]
The old bowling alley on De l’Eglise was turned into condos a few years ago and these people appear to have really nice big galdrys (balconies) and while the view […]
After being a vacant lot for 6 or 7 years condos are finally being built at the old CKVL location and also at the former parking lot across the street. […]
To say I am behind the times on Turcot would be an understatement. Seems I have drifted into focusing a lot of my online attention into relaying the ongoing tragedy […]
Sorry to post at the last minute but there is a Turcot meeting tonight at CEDA. 2515, rue Delisle, Montréal, Metro Lionel Groulx Ce soir, au CEDA a 19h, c’est […]
Thanks to Derek at Mobilisation Turcot.
Salut à vous tous et toutes, Lors de l’assemblée publique de Mobilisation Turcot la semaine passée, nous avons pris rendez-vous pour une deuxième rencontre citoyenne de Mobilisation Turcot: mardi 3 […]
Some nice ideas brought up, but basically they can do what they want with it. Developer buys historic Griffintown Horse Palace By Allison Lampert and Marian Scott, The Gazette March 7, […]
“It’s odd. City hall has the power to determine a condo building’s number of floors, its number of units and even its number of parking spots. But it doesn’t have […]
Awesome reclamation project in Madrid, Spain, shows us once again how Turcot is shaping up as a totally blown opportunity. As cities around the world tear down elevated freeways, eliminate […]
Photo: Dave Sidaway, The Gazette And so the sad stupid story of Turcot goes into the next phase – a bad plan that will make some people a pretty good […]
Devimco: Irked by demolition, or competition? Posted by Alison Lampert Residents were supposed to be gathering Wednesday at a Southwest borough hearing over the demolition of a building at the corner of […]
Good friend, Factotum, has some pictures of the first phase of this absurd degradation of one of Montreal’s most fascinating neighborhoods. If anything distinguishes Montreal from other North American cities, […]
Anyone paying even a little bit of attention over the course of the Tremblay administration can see corruption all over the place. Time and time again stories come out how […]
We are running out of nature on the Island of Montreal and developers are going after what’s left. We need these valuable green spaces like Angell Woods! “The City of […]