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GeneralLoyola Citizen Café - Alexandre TeodorescoThis Sunday, October 18, 2026, Mr. Alexandre Teodoresco invites you to come and chat with him during his 2nd citizen café in the Loyola district! 📅 When: Sunday October 18, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 📍 Where: Café Second Cup, 7345, rue Sherbrooke Ouest, #7335, Montréal (QC) H4B 1R9 We encourage you to register by clicking the link below or scanning the QR code on the poster: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/kS5exrXeet See you Sunday! ---- This Sunday, October 18, 2026, Mr. Alexandre Teodoresco invites you to join him for a conversation at his 2nd Loyola District Community Coffee! 📅 When: Sunday, October 18, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 📍 Where: Second Cup Café, 7345 Sherbrooke Street West, #7335, Montreal, QC H4B 1R9 We encourage you to register by clicking the link below or by scanning the QR code on the poster: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/kS5exrXeet See you Sunday!00Open
Parks and green spacesBasketball courtsNDG needs more land modern multi-sport to support youth. The lack of quality basketball courts in the neighborhood is deplorable. We must exploit the Ymca Park which is the ideal location for such a project and creates fields for sports not served by our current facilities (basketball, futsal, volleyball, etc.)00Open
SafetyHow can we better identify our school zones?We are asking the question with the district teams: How can we clearly indicate to drivers that they are in a school zone so that they can adopt safer behaviors? Floor markings are an option and I wonder if you have a preference?10Open
GeneralMore basketball courts in CDN-NDG?🏀🏀 CDN-NDG, I have a question for you! Where would you like to see more basketball courts in the borough? Is there a park or area where you think we should add them? Let me know in the comments 👇 I want to hear from you!11Answered
GeneralCDN-NDG strengthens security around schools and increases investments allocated in the years to comeThe administration of the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce district is continuing its efforts to improve the safety of travel for students and all road users through a series of interventions around schools and in areas frequented by families. In 2026, several traffic calming measures have been implemented or improved in order to promote safer travel and reduce speed in school zones. The district is modernizing its speed displays near schools For the start of the school year, the district has deployed around twenty speed displays, half of which are located in school zones. This operation will continue to raise awareness among motorists about respecting speed limits in areas frequented by students. Two new displays were also installed near the Judith-Jasmin school. In order to improve the safety of vulnerable users, the district has also installed eight new central crossing markers indicating “30 km/h - Slow down in the school zone” around six schools. Other installations have also been carried out in certain areas of the borough, such as virtual projections at the intersections of Somerled and Kensington avenues. Concrete projections were added in an area heavily frequented by families, near Confederation Park and Saint-Luc secondary school, on Kensington Avenue, between Côte-Saint-Luc Road and Fielding Avenue. These interventions aim to increase the visibility of pedestrians at intersections, reduce the crossing distance and encourage motorists to slow down in areas where children, parents and residents of the area live together on a daily basis. Aware of the importance of acting in a structured and sustainable manner, the Ensemble Montréal administration plans to practically double the amounts devoted to its ten-year capital expenditure program (PDI) in 2027 and 2028 for the borough in order to accelerate the completion of projects to secure streets and school zones. This additional investment will make it possible to continue the deployment of traffic calming measures and improve interventions aimed at making active travel safer for children and families.00Open
GeneralCitizen Café - Darlington DistrictCitizen Café will take place on Sunday September 13, 2026 with Darlington District City Councilor Milany Thiagarajah. You are invited to come to the plaza outside the Second Cup located at 4795 Van Horne Avenue (Van Horne and Victoria intersection). The place is located opposite the Plamondon metro station entrance. In case of rain, the citizen café will take place inside the Second Cup café.20Open
SafetySafer school zonesThis week we made the school zone at the corners of Somerled and Kensington safer thanks to the installation of a virtual sidewalk projection. It is therefore with bolards and markings on the ground, which makes everything much more visible and much safer for our children. If you see other areas that need the same treatment, please let me know here.30Open