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Wednesday, August 9, 2023
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After Peel and Stanley streets last year, Tourisme Montréal, Montréal centre-ville and the organization MU, with the support of the City of Montréal, are continuing their project aimed at improving the cleanliness of these spaces, make them more attractive and embellish the heart of the city.

Key Points: 
  • After Peel and Stanley streets last year, Tourisme Montréal, Montréal centre-ville and the organization MU, with the support of the City of Montréal, are continuing their project aimed at improving the cleanliness of these spaces, make them more attractive and embellish the heart of the city.
  • We are grateful to our partner Tourisme Montréal, which values innovative cultural initiatives," says Elizabeth-Ann Doyle, General and Artistic Director of MU.
  • "We are fortunate to be able to count on partners such as Tourisme Montréal and MU, the community sector and quality artists to produce significant creations downtown.
  • These creations are concrete examples of our desire to enhance the city in a sustainable way," said Yves Lalumière, President and CEO of Tourisme Montréal.