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Molson Relocates Brewing Operations from Montreal to Longueuil

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What happened

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Molson moved its brewing operations from Montreal to Longueuil. Construction began on the Quartier Molson project at the former Molson brewery complex in Montreal, which is now undergoing demolition in parts following the relocation. The project will eventually become a new mixed-use neighborhood.

From cbc.ca

Why it matters

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The relocation allows for the transformation of the historic brewery site into a new neighborhood. This redevelopment, which is being led by Groupe Montoni and Fonds immobilier de solidarité FTQ, is expected to boost the real estate and tax base of Montreal.

From cbc.ca

Who's involved

  • MolsonCanadian alcohol brewery that relocated its brewing operations
  • LongueuilCity that received Molson's industrial brewing operations
  • MontrealCity where the former Molson brewery was located and where the new neighborhood is being built

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MontrealSpeculative

    Montreal might see increased real estate and tax revenue due to the new mixed-use neighborhood

  • Canadian Union of Public EmployeesSpeculative

    Canadian Union of Public Employees could see increased demand for blue-collar labor during the construction phase

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