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A 28-storey Brutalist tower in Montreal where the Montreal Protocol, history's most successful environmental treaty, was signed in…
Montreal: 36 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A 28-storey Brutalist tower in Montreal where the Montreal Protocol, history's most successful environmental treaty, was signed in…
A limestone skyscraper that steps back toward the sky like a small Manhattan transplanted onto a seventeenth-century square.
A 17-story Art Deco office tower designed by Ross and Macdonald in 1930–31.
An Art Deco market hall in Montreal's Saint-Henri neighbourhood, opened 1933, blending butchers and bakery indoors with outdoor…
A legendary Jewish delicatessen that operated for 98 years (1908–2006), Bens De Luxe Delicatessen & Restaurant was Montreal's…
Montreal's rare Anglo-Catholic parish, the last in Quebec to maintain High Church worship in the tradition of the…
Canada’s biggest office building of 1930 hid a second idea inside: a two-level shopping gallery with the city’s…
A community ecomuseum in Montreal's Centre-Sud neighbourhood dedicated to the industrial heritage and working-class history of the region.
An imposing early twentieth-century Montreal landmark in Viger Square, named for the French colonial intendant who preserved New…
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