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10/22/2024. For our latest project, we teamed up with Tamara “Solem” Al-Issa, a Toronto-based sculptural artist of Syrian and Filipina heritage, known for her captivating work exploring the …

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Where is Little Burgundy?

Located around two kilometres southwest of McGill campus, Little Burgundy is only a 30-minute walk away. The area borders Shaughnessy Village and the 720 Highway to the north, Pointe-Saint-Charles and the Lachine Canal to the south, Griffintown and Guy Street to the west, and Saint-Henri and Atwater Street to the east. ...

What is Little Burgundy known for?

Former industrial buildings, now converted to apartments and condos, dot the canal and its surrounding streets. In the early 20th century, Little Burgundy became the centre of Montreal’s Anglophone Black community. ...

What happened to Little Burgundy?

But when the Great Depression spread to Canada, Little Burgundy was hit particularly hard and the neighbourhood was unable to hold onto the success of the 1920s. To make matters worse, in the 1960s, mayor Jean Drapeau launched a series of urban renewal projects on the island of Montreal. ...

Is Little Burgundy gentrified?

Since the end of the 20th century, Little Burgundy has been undergoing a process of gentrification, with the construction of housing on the former marshalling yards in the 1980s, and in the 2000s, with the reopening of the Lachine Canal and the revitalisation of the Atwater Market. ...

How do I get to Little Burgundy?

The area borders Shaughnessy Village and the 720 Highway to the north, Pointe-Saint-Charles and the Lachine Canal to the south, Griffintown and Guy Street to the west, and Saint-Henri and Atwater Street to the east. To reach Little Burgundy by public transit, take the metro to stations Georges-Vanier or Lionel-Groulx. ...