Carte postale ancienne, Montréal, Québec, 1913. /
Early postcard, postmarked Montreal, Quebec, 1914.
Montreal Mosaic WebMagazine
Remembering the Town of Montreal South
Sugaring Off: A Quebec Tradition -- 2011 QAHN Hometown Heritage Essay Contest Winner!
Did you know that maple syrup is the oldest agricultural product in Quebec? It all began with the Indigenous peoples who called it “Sweet Water.” When spring returned and the maple sap was running the Indigenous peoples offered the boiled thickened syrup as a sacrifice to the Great Spirit. “Sugaring off” was largely a woman’s function in Iroquois communities. The men cut notches into tree trunks and small wooden troughs were stuck into the bark.
Redpath Museum, McGill University
Quebec and the Integration of Baseball: Part 1, Jackie Robinson in Montreal (*Excerpt from Quebec Heritage News)
“It is ironical that America, supposedly the cradle of democracy, is forced to send the first two Negroes in baseball to Canada in order for them to be accepted.”
-Chicago Defender editorial, April 13, 1946.
Windsor Station: 60 Years of Corporate Credulity and Greed (*Excerpt from Quebec Heritage News)
In response to a plan to connect Montreal’s airport to the downtown by diverting the existing CPR tracks around the Bell Centre and old Windsor Station to a new elevated terminus with multi-story commercial and office space, Michael Fish has publicly expressed his opinion that it would be cheaper to demolish the Bell Centre and reopen the old Windsor Station as a commuter
Alfie Roberts Institute
http://alfierobertsinstitute.ca/
The Alfie Roberts Institute is an independent research, education, and community centre based in Montreal that works primarily with communities of African and Caribbean descent.
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