The city of Montreal's plan to protect its Chinatown district's built heritage is a good one, but officials must go further to preserve the historic neighbourhood's intangible heritage and ...

“It wasn’t as bad as Toronto, but I mean, Chinatown certainly became very, very small, and within very strict boundaries.” Among Canada’s major Chinatowns, Montreal’s is the smalles ...

Chinatown has come under threat from outside developers for decades because of its locations between Old Montreal and the Quartier des Spectacles. Chinatown residents and advocates are rejoicing ...

The only significant community project was the establishment of Pagoda Park on St-Urbain Street to celebrate Canada’s hundredth anniversary in 1967. The Chinese pagoda became a significant landmark in ...

Montreal’s new development blueprint for Chinatown marks a step in the right direction but lacks the concrete measures needed to ensure neighbourhood preservation, community leaders said Sunday.

In 1885, Canada imposed a $50 head tax on Chinese ... Among the first references to Chinatown in the Montreal Gazette was an article on Aug. 27, 1898, loaded with racist stereotypes.

Public Services and Procurement Canada owns the complex ... from all levels of government. Montreal does have a five-year action plan to revitalize Chinatown and Mayor Valérie Plante reiterated ...

After all, Montreal still has one of the busiest harbors in Canada, even if most of the ... Laurent to visit the city’s small but vibrant Chinatown, the center of which lies along tiny ...

Montreal policers removed tents from an encampment on the fringes of Chinatown behind the Palais ... agree that something had to be done. More on Canada B.C. LGBTQ2 activist who fought the ...

Or sign-in if you have an account. MONTREAL — Residents of Montreal’s Chinatown say they’re feeling vulnerable and afraid because of rising crime and drug use in their neighbourhood ...