Montréal’s excavation sites tell quiet stories of a city constantly reinventing itself. Long before cranes defined the skyline, workers with shovels and pickaxes shaped the foundations of neighbourhoods, transit lines, and iconic buildings. These excavation […]
McGill College Street has long been recognized for its distinctive blend of urban architecture and natural scenery. Situated at the foot of Mount Royal, the avenue became an important visual corridor and gathering space as […]
If you’ve been to Montréal, you’ve probably noticed there’s *always* construction. The orange cones have become part of the city’s personality. But beyond the jokes, building and rebuilding have always been essential to Montréal’s growth. […]
Lachine is a charming and historic borough located on the southwestern tip of Montréal, right along the shores of Lake Saint-Louis. The heart of Lachine is the Lachine Canal, a historic waterway that was once […]
Pointe-aux-Trembles, located in eastern Montréal, is a neighbourhood with deep historical roots. Once an independent village founded in 1614, it was named after the trembling poplar trees lining the riverbanks. The area played a key role […]
Nestled in the heart of Old Montréal, Bonsecours Market (Marché Bonsecours) is a charming piece of the city’s history. Opened in 1847, this beautiful building with its iconic domed roof once served as one of […]
With the news of the Montréal Basilica undergoing major renovations, I was inspired to do some research in the Montréal archives. Over the next 15 years, the iconic church will be getting a $50 million-dollar facelift. In […]
This post is inspired by my fascination with drone photography. Drones have the power to take the most fabulous, crisp photographs at high altitudes. As great as drone photography is, it is a rather new […]
This next post is inspired by my love of the outdoor markets we have in Montréal, more specifically the Atwater Market. Now, as you look through these photographs you will find that it is not […]
This post was inspired by the post I did a couple of months ago, on the Lasalle bridge. The Jacques-Cartier Bridge has been a part of Montréal’s history since May 14, 1930. This was when […]
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