Ville-Émard/Côte-Saint-Paul
- 30,325 people
- 2nd step in process
- $307,295 invested
About Ville-Émard/Côte-Saint-Paul
Where social diversity makes for a great place to live
Located in the south-west part of the island and close to downtown and the Lachine Canal, Ville-Émard–Côte-Saint-Paul is undergoing profound transformation. The reconstruction of the Turcot interchange in particular will have a considerable impact on the Côte-Saint-Paul sector. Development in the neighbourhood has attracted wealthier residents. The neighbourhood intends to meet the needs of this new population without further impoverishing people who are already in a vulnerable situation. The goal is to achieve sustainable changes around a common vision: building a friendly environment that is safe and dynamic and where residents of all ages feel they can easily live, work and get around.
Timeline
Mobile markets
Mobile markets have quickly become the hub of a food system that neighbourhood stakeholders are working on to offer residents a variety of fresh food products.
Winter 2018 Read moreThe neighbourhood's target project: “Creating a local food system”
The goal of this project is to create better synergy among food security initiatives and projects while developing any missing components for a complete system (production / processing / distribution / education / involvement) in order to help families and isolated or vulnerable people.
Avril 2017Ville-Émard–Côte-Saint-Paul is chosen
Ville-Émard–Côte-Saint-Paul is chosen to receive moderate CIP support to implement a specific project from its neighbourhood plan. This project will produce concrete results to reduce poverty and social exclusion.
March 2016Discover what your neighbourhoods are doing
Mobile markets
Mobile markets quickly become the hub of a food system that neighbourhood stakeholders are working on to offer residents a variety of fresh food products.
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