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1. Oct. 06, 2009
   Montreal’s Canadian Centre for Architecture

   The CANADIAN CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE is one of its kind. Founded by architect Phyllis Lambert, it’s an international research centre dedicated to architecture and urban design that’s celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.  Read...

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2. Sep. 30, 2009
   Save the Pint!

   You can’t define Montreal’s architecture, unlike Paris and its Haussmann buildings, or New York and its art deco skyscrapers. I don’t think there’s any other place in the world with such a strange mix...

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3. Jul. 10, 2009
   Montreal in Monocle’s Top 25 Liveable Cities

   Montreal made Monocle magazine’s Top 25 Liveable Cities in the World for the third year in a row. But Tyler Brûlé’s team is thinking perhaps the city might be lacking new and inventive structures,...

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4. Aug. 24, 2009
   Montreal Culture Tour: Little Burgundy

   Montreal’s working class district of Little Burgundy is transforming itself into a new trendy neighbourhood, while never forgetting its past or denying its roots. Follow me on a tour of this old part of...

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