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August 17 2012

Bassins du Havre Neighbourhood in Video

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This preliminary scale model presented by the Canada Lands Company gives a great overview of the Bassins du Havre neighbourhood that borders the Lachine Canal in Montreal. This short clip is a good way to grasp the full scale of this project, which will certainly generate a lot of excitement in the heart of this neighbourhood in complete revitalization.

For more information, I invite you to visit the Bassins du Havre website. Enjoy the video! David Video Credit: Canada Lands Company (CLC)

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