Montreal used to be a bilingual city. It nowΒ has a unilingual-French “face” which is better for its majority-French-speaking citizens, I suppose, but not so wonderful for all the speakers of English, Italian, Greek, Chinese, and so on, who still live here.
Bill 101
My Montreal Then and Now
Iβve got a big birthday coming up. The exact number doesnβt matter, but trust me, itβs big. Put it this way: In the 1950s I was a child, but nowβ¦ Iβm not. So I’m getting contemplative. Here is a wistful vignette of a bustling and burgeoning city, a warm and welcoming place β my Montreal β and how it changed.