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Unfortunately for those of us in Montreal we can’t read the article in the newspaper! Strange.
But its there on line, and here is the article:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/travel/mile-end-mais-oui/article1518482/
And here is our little mention:
Montréalité Let your T-shirt say Montrealer even if you aren’t one. These tees feature Montreal icons like the Jacques Cartier Bridge, the Orange Julep and a representation of poutine. They’re 100-per-cent cotton. 51 Bernard St. W.; 514-510-9907; www.montrealite-tshirts.com
Don’t just walk the neighbourhood, wear it with T-shirts from the Montrealite boutique.
And here is the article:
Almost seven years ago, Montreal’s city government began widening the sidewalks and installing new benches and planters on a section of Rue Bernard west of Boulevard St.-Laurent that had been lined with musty convenience stores (“dépanneurs” in the Quebec vernacular), greasy spoons and vacant storefronts. The surrounding neighborhood of Mile-End had become a prominent spot for local music, with bands like Arcade Fire and Godspeed You! Black Emperor having come up through its clubs and practice rooms. But the area’s cachet had somehow eluded Rue Bernard — until construction on the sidewalks was completed in...
You might have noticed that there is an upcoming municipal election about to be sprung on our hard working citizens. Given the extremely difficult task of persuading voters to indulge their right of participating in their civic duty, the powers that be decided to place the vote on Sunday November 1st, the day after party day of the year, Halloween, which happens to fall on the perfect party night, the only Saturday of the year where you can stay up an hour later and not suffer the consequences. I wonder what the turnout will be this time around?
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So if you were out and about on the weekend, you may have noticed the inclement weather.Not a good weekend for a street fair but then it has been one of those years for the St. Laurent street fair. Two days of sun but two days of rain. Gotta take the rough with the smooth but wouldn’t it be nice to have the sun on the weekend. Thank you to the intrepid who made it out on Saturday only to discover that most of us had not even turned out altho’ I have to tell you that we tried.
So a wee bit of help if you are looking for stores that stock our shirts in Montreal. If you are on Bernard street, head to the corner of Clark, where you will find the home of Montréalité at Jenx & Cie, 51 Bernard .O. If you are out and about on the main streets, you can find our shirts at Boutique Onze at 4151 boulevard St-Laurent, 1853 rue Sainte-Catherine O.,and 4146 rue Saint-Denis. Down at the Old Port, the designs are available at Mortimer Snodgrass, 209 St-Paul West. On yer bike then……
Cor’ blimey but it ain’t it been muggy.
Looking for solace……..check out the lakes of our fair province. Cool water, fish, boats, all adds up to serious fun. I just grabbed my six days of holiday this year at Lake Memphremagog- oh so very pretty – check out the story at http://www.townshipsheritage.com/Eng/Articles/Natural/spell.html
Back in town today, gearing up for the Main Madness on St.Laurent Boulevard running from Thursday the 27th of August to Sunday 30th August. Come and find us at the corner of St. Cuthbert on the west side of the street. There will be specials and...