Notes from 780 Saint-Rémi
OpenFile’s got quite the immersive multimedia feature on the people losing their homes at 780 Saint-Rémi.
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Raoul 16:09 on 2012/05/07 Permalink
arent those the same loft units the city was threatening to close down? maybe i have the wrong end of town
Kate 16:37 on 2012/05/07 Permalink
The same landlord has buildings in Saint-Henri and in Rosemont that are not zoned residential but where people have been living for many years. Some details.
Antonio 19:10 on 2012/05/07 Permalink
Rue d’Iberville is still La-Petite-Patrie, not quite Rosemont.
Kate 08:47 on 2012/05/08 Permalink
Where is the boundary, then? You can’t tell from the official borough maps, which don’t even show a defined area called La-Petite-Patrie. The subsections of that borough are called Marie-Victorin, Saint-Édouard, Vieux-Rosemont and Étienne-Desmarteau. D’Iberville cuts right through the middle of Étienne-Desmarteau. I am confused.