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531:. The sociodemographic profile of the neighbourhood has changed substantially. By 1991, 30% of dwellings were owner occupied. Devertreuil wrote, "Petite Bourgogne saw a 200% increase in administrators and professionals between 1981 and 1986, compared to a 39% increase in St-Henri and a 16% increase in CĂ´te St-Paul."
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by the city to build new highways, and many homes were torn down to clear land for a public housing project. Many Black families moved away. Little
Burgundy, which was once home to 90 per cent of the city’s Black residents, by 1996 was now home to only 2 per cent of all Blacks in Montreal. In 1996,
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programs auctioned lots from the public land bank, much of which had been acquired through the renewal program, to private developers at below-market rates. The land acquired from the removal of the CN railyards in 1982 also figured in the new construction. Between 1980 and 1986, 1179 housing units
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Burgundy had failed to attract the levels of private development anticipated. Between 1961 and 1971, the proportion of welfare recipients grew dramatically from 10% to 40%. Meanwhile, the area’s population dropped from 14,710 in 1966 to just 7,000 in 1973.
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into a linear recreational park during the 1980s and 1990s and the conversion of industrial buildings along its shores into condominiums also contributed to the shifting sociodemographic profile of the neighbourhood. Other factors contributing to the gentrification of the neighbourhood include the
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Sainte-Cunégonde was absorbed into the city of
Montreal in 1906; the former town hall is now a public library and community centre, located on Vinet Street. Sainte-Cunégonde was bounded by the Lachine Canal, Atwater Avenue, Dorchester Street (now Boul. René-Lévesque), and a straight line from the
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Sporting facilities include the Centre sportif
Georges-Vanier, Parc Oscar-Peterson, and Parc Vinet, and the green spaces along the Lachine Canal. A library and cultural centre is located at the corner of Workman and Vinet. Several historic sites and buildings are located in the neighbourhood,
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Cette changement de toponyme est devenue nécessaire parce qu'il identifie une zone rénovation urbaine où la ville de Montréal a construit une forte proportion de logements à loyer modique et cette 'débaptisation' cadre mieux avec l'opération de construction de logements pour ménages a revenu
422:) plant, among others. A residential sector was built north of the factories between 1857 and 1864. Originally part of the parish of Saint-Henri-des-Tanneries, it was set up as the village of Delisle in 1864, then Sainte-Cunégonde in 1876, becoming a town in 1884. The name derived from St.
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community. Montreal’s emergence as a railway hub in the late nineteenth century led to the migration of hundreds of black workers from the United States, the
Caribbean, and the Maritimes. Sainte-Cunégonde, as the area was then known, became home to a great many
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The industrial development along the
Lachine Canal attracted many prestigious businesses to set up in the Ward of St. Joseph along Rue Notre-Dame, resulting in the construction of many handsome buildings which are the mainstay of today's antiques district.
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Essentially agricultural until 1810, today's Little
Burgundy began to be built up the ward of St. Joseph, a faubourg spreading outside the city walls. The area around Richmond Square was built up in 1819.
678:, which focused on the once-thriving Black neighbourhood. The film shares personal stories and interviews from Black residents who have resided in Little Burgundy, through the use of love letters to
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469:, a provincial project. Between Little Burgundy and Saint-Henri, 1160 households were evicted for the expressway. The demolitions resulted in a dramatic displacement of the residents.
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is located in the eastern end of the neighbourhood. Many young
Francophone teens from the area attend Polyvalente St-Henri which is located in the adjacent neighbourhood of
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were constructed through the
Logements programs, 233 of which were nonprofit or co-operative housing. Many of the townhouses in Little Burgundy were constructed through the
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developments, and revitalizing other parts of the neighbourhood. Also, the part of the neighbourhood north of Rue Saint-Antoine were demolished in 1970 to make room for the
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workers due to its location near
Montreal's train stations. Many West Indian women, from both the Francophone and Anglophone Caribbean, came to the neighbourhood after the
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corner of Atwater and Tupper streets to the basin of the Lachine Canal just west of the St. Gabriel locks. Saint-Joseph Ward was bordered by that line, St. Antoine Street,
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In 1966, the City of Montreal launched a large urban renewal project in Little Burgundy by demolishing countless residential and commercial buildings, replacing them with
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The decline of passenger train travel in the 1950s and 1960s hit the community hard, as hundreds of men were laid off. At the same time, Black-owned properties were
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Development accelerated in the mid-19th century with the construction of the Lachine Canal attracted many so-called "smokestack" industries, most notably the
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was the first public housing project in Montreal, ĂŽlots Saint-Martin was the first public housing under Quebec's provincial housing authority (
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was named). The property corresponds to the areas bounded today by Rue des Seigneurs, Rue Notre-Dame, Rue Saint-Martin, and Rue Saint-Antoine.
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682:. The film explores the discrimination and racism experienced by the Black community within one of Canada's most integral Black communities.
515:(Operation 10,00/20,000 Homes), which aimed to increase property tax revenue by bringing a stable homeowner population back to the city. The
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in 1956 and the closure of the canal in 1970. Numerous industries left for the suburbs, leaving the area in a state of decay.
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Between 1968 and 1978, 1441 units of low-income public housing were constructed in Little Burgundy, beginning with
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is located at the southwestern corner of the neighbourhood. Little Burgundy is home to the North American arm of
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In 1991, public housing was 39.3% of all housing in Little Burgundy and nearly 55% of the area's rental housing.
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records, many architecture and design offices, new restaurants, as well a longstanding antiques row along
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Starting in 1887, Little Burgundy came to acquire a unique niche as the home of Montreal's working-class
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21.2% of Little Burgundy residents were Black. By 2016, this number further declined to 15.9%.
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in 1927, and the Elk's Victory Lodge in 1941. The parents of American Civil Rights leader
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are the two best-known. Other jazz artists who had resided in the community were
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Le Salon 1861 / Le Salon Richmond, located in the former St-Joseph parish church
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and its Pointe-des-Seigneurs archeological site and the Negro Community Centre.
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Oscar Peterson, one of the best known Jazz musicians from the neighbourhood.
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1737:"Little Burgundy's Husser poised to take up mantle of Canada's rap royalty"
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In the 1980s, Little Burgundy became one of the targets of the programs
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Grand répertoire du patrimoine bâti de Montréal. Accessed July 4, 2011.
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Grand répertoire du patrimoine bâti de Montréal. Accessed July 4, 2011.
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Creating Postwar Canada: Community, Diversity, and Dissent, 1945-75
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featuring homegrown and international performers; one of them was
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met each other in Montreal through their involvement in the UNIA.
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McGill University Faculty of Architecture. Accessed July 4, 2011.
1308:(in French). Montréal: Office municipal d'habitation de Montréal.
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2011 Canadian census tracts 4620067, 4620068, 4620077 and 4620078
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Ha, Tu Thanh; Saunders, Doug; Peritz, Ingrid (20 August 2005).
1291:(Master's thesis). School of Urban Planning, McGill University.
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The neighbourhood became famous for producing several talented
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programs, as well as the Foyer Hongrois home for the elderly.
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Mieux loger les Montréalais: 40 ans de logement social public
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years as an 'open city,' Little Burgundy was home to several
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West, formally organized as the "Quartier des Antiquaires".
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La cité de Sainte-Cunégonde de Montréal: notes et souvenirs
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who lived the last 25 years of his life on Quesnel Street.
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Commission de toponymie du Québec. Accessed July 4, 2011.
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CA M001 VM049-12-D08, Archives de la Ville de Montréal.
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Today, the neighbourhood has endured several phases of
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Government of Canada, Statistics Canada (2017-02-08).
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Tracts 4620067.00, 4620068.00, 4620077.00, 4620078.00.
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L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève–Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
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Oscar-Peterson Park (Formerly known as Campbell Park)
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Swinging in Paradise: The Story of Jazz in Montreal.
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1229:(Master’s thesis). McGill University. p. 44.
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551:and the intense redevelopment of Griffintown.
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1208:Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec
1198:Pinsoneault, Adolphe Rodrigue. "Plate 23" of
1018:Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec
740:Lachine Canal Natural Historic Site of Canada
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1413:Montréal : Service d’urbanisme (1986).
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1145:"De Sainte-Cunégonde à la Petite Bourgogne."
1043:La Petite Bourgogne: Bulletin Spécial no. 1.
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27:Neighbourhood in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
1976:Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles
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1041:Montréal : Service d’urbanisme.
883:Tyndale St. George's Community Centre
446:Deindustrialization and urban renewal
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1383:Les Gens du Québec: Petite Bourgogne
693:This neighbourhood is served by the
589:Domestic Immigration Program of 1955
1931:Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
1641:"Dear Jackie | Catbird Productions"
1130:"Fiche de secteur: Place Richmond."
1064:, 1893. The reference is on page 4.
2561:Black Canadian culture in Montreal
2527:Municipal reorganization in Quebec
2513:Administrative divisions of Quebec
1225:DeVerteuil, Geoffrey Paul (1993).
907:, former member of Parliament for
600:Union United Congregational Church
476:(Saint Martin's Blocks). Although
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596:Coloured Women’s Club of Montreal
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1666:"The reality of the vice-regals"
1202:Atlas Publishing Co. Ltd: 1907.
894:Youth In Motion Community Centre
657:, after whom a street is named.
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2188:(TĂ©treaultville, Longue-Pointe)
1786:Urban agglomeration of Montreal
1536:2nd ed. Ellipse Editions, 2011.
1507:Blain, Keisha N. (2017-02-19).
1463:. Retrieved on October 7, 2014.
1262:Bednarz, Nicolas (2013-10-23).
1240:Bednarz, Nicolas (2014-12-18).
723:École de technologie supérieure
549:École de Technologie Supérieure
297:Its approximate boundaries are
92:Location of Little Burgundy in
2520:Urban agglomerations of Quebec
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1551:www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca
482:Société d'habitation du Québec
474:Habitations ĂŽlots Saint-Martin
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1951:Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
1936:L'Île-Bizard–Sainte-Geneviève
1616:"Census Profile, 2016 Census"
1589:"Census Profile, 1996 Census"
1492:Williams, Dorothy W. (1997).
381:, after the Governor General
1743:Montreal, November 20, 2017.
1160:"Fiche de secteur: Coursol."
1074:Yvon, Laberge (1981-01-07).
428:Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor
324:to the north and northeast,
248:between Little Burgundy and
2484:Dollard-Des Ormeaux–Roxboro
1496:. Montreal: VĂ©hicule Press.
1147:iMTL. Accessed 4 July 2011.
956:, jazz pianist and composer
944:, jazz pianist and composer
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2576:Neighbourhoods in Montreal
2566:Black Canadian settlements
2546:Walking in Little Burgundy
926:, journalist and historian
2571:Ethnic enclaves in Quebec
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2161:ĂŽlot-Trafalgar-Gleneagles
1981:Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie
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1012:Perrault, Henri-Maurice.
534:The redevelopment of the
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2586:Gentrification in Canada
2479:Beaconsfield–Baie-D'Urfé
1430:, "Occupied dwellings,"
815:Both English and French
478:Habitations Jeanne-Mance
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2287:Quartier des spectacles
2146:Historic Jewish Quarter
1885:Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
1172:"Rue Sainte-Cunégonde."
424:Cunigunde of Luxembourg
407:Early industrial period
379:Quartier Georges-Vanier
123:45.485209°N 73.575954°W
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2272:Quartier International
2106:Faubourg Saint-Laurent
1266:. Archives de Montreal
1244:. Archives de Montréal
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608:Negro Community Centre
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1328:High, Steven (2017).
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368:Autoroute Ville-Marie
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2262:Quartier Bonaventure
2247:Pointe-Saint-Charles
1913:Boroughs of Montreal
1334:Urban History Review
1287:Reed, Éléni (1994).
771:Home language (2006)
545:Université du Québec
450:Already hurt by the
330:Pointe-Saint-Charles
250:Pointe Saint-Charles
2489:Dorval–L'Île-Dorval
2342:Shaughnessy Village
2252:Pointe-aux-Trembles
2207:Notre-Dame-de-Grâce
1966:Pierrefonds-Roxboro
1860:Dollard-des-Ormeaux
1620:Www12.statcan.gc.ca
887:Union United Church
668:In 2021, filmmaker
651:Rockhead's Paradise
456:St. Lawrence Seaway
413:Grand Trunk Railway
264:La Petite-Bourgogne
119: /
37:La Petite-Bourgogne
2471:of Montreal Island
2411:of Montreal Island
2367:Ville Saint-Pierre
2292:Red-Light District
2267:Quartier Concordia
2126:Golden Square Mile
2101:Faubourg Ă m'lasse
1694:. Montreal Gazette
1670:The Globe and Mail
1478:2018-04-23 at the
1473:"Little Burgundy."
1204:"Available online"
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