More Montrealers are moving to the burbs
The Quebec statistics institute says that Montreal lost a net 24,000 residents to other parts of Quebec in 2017-2018.
-
Kate
Reply
SANTÉ QUÉBEC COVID NUMBERS
Deaths in Quebec:
20,023
As of April 24
Numbers from Santé Québec
Updated irregularly now
Canada Covid epidemiology update
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Tee Owe on Not for Quebec to manage public transit: Guilbault
- Ephraim on $92M to go into Quebec City history museum
- Tim on Not for Quebec to manage public transit: Guilbault
- Uatu on Vic project to add new lookout
- Meezly on Vic project to add new lookout
- Robert H on Not for Quebec to manage public transit: Guilbault
- Kevin on McGill law professors strike
☠️
INCIDENT TOTE BOARD 2024
Island homicides
8
Pedestrians killed
5
Cyclists killed
0
Pages
Other levels of gov’t
Sideblog projects
Enviro Montreal is a Twitter feed that follows environment news.
Archives
Pages rescued from montreal.com
Meta
david100 06:01 on 2019-02-22 Permalink
As the artificial land shortage created by poor land use decisions further clears out the neighborhoods. Triplexes become duplexes or even single family residences, flats are converted to illegal hotels in the form of permanent airbnb units, Americans and other foreigners buy second homes they straight up let sit vacant half the year, and all the rest.
JONATHAN 12:39 on 2019-02-22 Permalink
David… I’m not sure your assessment is really accurate, but you’ve made your opinion known. I agree that poor land use decisions are made, but it’s due to a more systemic issue… Such as the way municipal revenues are collected and the lack of a comprehensive regional plan. Or lack of enforcemwnt of such a plan. Maybe this is what you’re referring to?