Cut the shit Montreal, you "approved" this months ago privately, quietly behind closed doors.
I grieve for Montreal and the suburban nightmare Devimco is about to unleash upon you.
Montreal city councillors last night approved a $1.3-billion residential and commercial project for part of the historic Griffintown neighbourhood in the Southwest borough.
A developer plans to build two big-box stores, a marina and 3,860 housing units, among other things, under a plan critics said lacked community input.
Marvin Rotrand and Warren Allmand, city councillors with Mayor Gérald Tremblay's Union Montreal party, voted against the measure, as did opposition councillor Richard Bergeron.
All other councillors present voted for the project. Construction is set for spring 2009.
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