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  1. Montréal-Nord, a borough, operates within the structure of the city of Montreal, which is governed by the provincial government of Quebec.

Montreal City Council Announces Pedestrian Project Updates Amid Residential Market…

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The administration of the city of Montreal announced several updates regarding its infrastructure and the residential market. Regarding the city center, the administration confirmed the return of the rainbow-colored balls art installation in the Village, concurrent with the city's revamped pedestrianization project for Ste-Catherine Street. The city stated that the project will feature a flexible layout upon completion in 2030, which allows for the option of car access.

From montrealgazette.com

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Simultaneously, the residential real estate market showed signs of cooling in July 2026. The Tardif Index scored 24.5 out of 100, indicating a 'light buyer's market.' Firm sales declined 16.2% year-over-year, and one in three listings expired unsold.

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  • MontrealThe largest city in Quebec, Canada, whose administration is undergoing major planning shifts.

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