[URBAN NOTE] Ten Montréal links

[rfmcdonald]

• La Presse notes the restoration of the old Archambault sign to its location at Sainte-Catherine and Berri. (I am reminded of the Sam the Record Man sign in Toronto.)


• HuffPostQuebec notes that some of the strings of balls from 18 nuances de gai are up for sale.


• Expelling Hong Kong activists from the Montréal pride parade should not have been done. CBC Montreal reports.


• Camillien-Houde Way, on Mount Royal, will become more difficult for cyclists with the removal of a traffic light. CTV reports.


• Les Forges de Montréal, heritage to the city's blacksmithing tradition, has been saved. Global News reports.


• Historian Desmond Morton, of McGill, has died. CBC Montreal reports.


• The City of Montréal is trying to fight against food insecurity. CBC Montreal U>reports.


• Craig Desson at CBC Montreal reports on the lasting legacy of Moshe Safdie and Habitat 67, and the replication of this prefabricated concrete model in rising Asia.


• Actions of clients are the leading causes of delays on the Metro. CBC Montreal reports.