Bring more Cooperative housing to Montreal's Chinatown!
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Eddy Hong
2 months ago
It’s part of my heritage.
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Yee-Bing Wong
2 months ago
Keeping Chinese heritage alive because the Chinese had made a lot of sacrifices & contributions to what Canada is today!
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David Chee
2 months ago
The legacy needs to be preserved and affordable housing is important for the community.
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Supporter
2 months ago
Keeping communities together, where they work .. don’t make china town into just a location on a tourist map!
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Mike Chong
2 months ago
Important to support livability and history of Chinatown and the community!
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Yvonne Armaos
2 months ago
Je soutiens cette initiative parce qu’il est essentiel de protéger et de préserver le patrimoine, la culture et l’identité du quartier chinois pour les générations futures.
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Vicky Ma
2 months ago
I believe that part of preserving and honouring the cultural heritage of Montreal's Chinatown is provide affordable space for families with their histories tied to Chinatown to live in the space and continue to have a voice in how the community develops.
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Karen Cho
2 months ago
Chinatown is one of Montreal's most historic and vibrant neighbourhoods. It is important that the character of the neighbourhood remains intact, which means prioritizing affordable and equitable housing for the residents, community groups, and those connected to Chinatown.
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Gloria Yip
2 months ago
Solidarity from Toronto Chinatowns.
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Marlo Turner Ritchie
2 months ago
Coop housing is one of the best solutions to the housing crisis. Chinatown needs this kind of option and investment.
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Angela Wang
2 months ago
I hope to see new cooperative housing in Montreal's Chinatown very soon!
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Van Gonzales
2 months ago
As someone involved in community organizing in Toronto’s Chinatown, I’ve seen how important it is that the people who work, volunteer, organize, and build community in Chinatown are actually able to live there too. Chinatowns are living neighbourhoods, not just cultural destinations, and protecting them means creating affordable, community-controlled housing that can remain for generations. I’m very happy to support this project and more cooperative housing in Chinatown!
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Mark Hopkins
2 months ago
Coop housing is an affordable member run option and should be supported as a preferred housing model that brings like minded people together
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Hazel Corcoran
2 months ago
I strongly support access to affordable housing in a democratic co-operative for Montreal's Chinatown.
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Eric In
2 months ago
It is part of Montreal history
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Diana Yoon
2 months ago
Wonderful to see Chinatown community members advocate for a new co-op. This is a wonderful initiative. Hope Montreal's Chinatown prospers for many more generations.
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Suzanne Faiza
2 months ago
As a newly minted Montréal resident -- I strongly support the ability of people to stay in the communities that they have lived in for generations. The mix of people that the Coopérative d'habitation du Quartier chinois is genuinely inspiring and provides the kind of cities that we all imagine living in.
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Susan Moy
2 months ago
We need to keep the Chinese community strong.
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Mylene Moy
2 months ago
Rebuild Chinatown community and make it safe again.
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Andy Yep
2 months ago
My Grandfather lived in Chinatown and my dad and mom would bring the family to visit every Sunday to enjoy the Chinatown atmosphere, the residences/people and environment that is now missing these days.
It’s part of my heritage.
Keeping Chinese heritage alive because the Chinese had made a lot of sacrifices & contributions to what Canada is today!
The legacy needs to be preserved and affordable housing is important for the community.
Keeping communities together, where they work .. don’t make china town into just a location on a tourist map!
Important to support livability and history of Chinatown and the community!
Je soutiens cette initiative parce qu’il est essentiel de protéger et de préserver le patrimoine, la culture et l’identité du quartier chinois pour les générations futures.
I believe that part of preserving and honouring the cultural heritage of Montreal's Chinatown is provide affordable space for families with their histories tied to Chinatown to live in the space and continue to have a voice in how the community develops.
Chinatown is one of Montreal's most historic and vibrant neighbourhoods. It is important that the character of the neighbourhood remains intact, which means prioritizing affordable and equitable housing for the residents, community groups, and those connected to Chinatown.
Solidarity from Toronto Chinatowns.
Coop housing is one of the best solutions to the housing crisis. Chinatown needs this kind of option and investment.
I hope to see new cooperative housing in Montreal's Chinatown very soon!
As someone involved in community organizing in Toronto’s Chinatown, I’ve seen how important it is that the people who work, volunteer, organize, and build community in Chinatown are actually able to live there too. Chinatowns are living neighbourhoods, not just cultural destinations, and protecting them means creating affordable, community-controlled housing that can remain for generations. I’m very happy to support this project and more cooperative housing in Chinatown!
Coop housing is an affordable member run option and should be supported as a preferred housing model that brings like minded people together
I strongly support access to affordable housing in a democratic co-operative for Montreal's Chinatown.
It is part of Montreal history
Wonderful to see Chinatown community members advocate for a new co-op. This is a wonderful initiative. Hope Montreal's Chinatown prospers for many more generations.
As a newly minted Montréal resident -- I strongly support the ability of people to stay in the communities that they have lived in for generations. The mix of people that the Coopérative d'habitation du Quartier chinois is genuinely inspiring and provides the kind of cities that we all imagine living in.
We need to keep the Chinese community strong.
Rebuild Chinatown community and make it safe again.
My Grandfather lived in Chinatown and my dad and mom would bring the family to visit every Sunday to enjoy the Chinatown atmosphere, the residences/people and environment that is now missing these days.