Recent research looking into development opportunities for Chinatown reveals potential solutions are within reach.
Homelessness is an issue that’s been plaguing Montreal’s Chinatown. So are real estate speculation and aging infrastructure, putting the future of the area at risk.
For Walter Chiyan Tom, who represents several family associations in the neighbourhood, they are vital.“They are the guardians of Chinatown; they existed since the early 1900s,” Tom said. “For example, even though they operate as community non-profit organizations, they’ve never been able to get a tax-exempt status,” Tom said.
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