Hello Families,

I hope you took the time this weekend to clean out and install your air conditionner, as summer is definitively here 🥵 Living downtown is often associated with ‘heat islands’, hot zones due to high concentration of concrete and lack of green spaces. Several mist installations are coming to the neighborhood shortly, so you can cool down while enjoying the coming outdoor summer activities 💦

Quick reminder: the new murale project in Peter-McGill still needs a few budding artists to contribute. The deadline to send your drawings of ‘secret gardens’ is now Thursday June 10. You can find the details here or contact us for more information. Printed ‘wall’ templates for your drawings will be available Tuesday June 8 at the Innovation-Youth library (2205 Tupper street) from 4pm to 6pm.

Upcoming Activities

Several regular activities are taking a break for the summer, so don’t forget to take a look at our calendar to keep up to date with the new schedule.

  • 📚 Innovation-Youth’s library – outdoor activities 
  •      – coming soon on St-Catherine street, between Du Fort and Lambert-Closse
  •       – books, games, gardening…
  •      – Facebook page
  •      – indoor library hours this week: Tuesday and Friday 2-6pm

  • ☀️ Solar eclipse observation – Espace pour la vie / public libraries 
  •      – pick up your special solar filters at your library or build your own with this tutorial
  •      – *never look at the Sun without proper protection*
  •      – June 10 between 5:07am and 6:39am
  •      – more tips here

  • 💬 Quebec’s history and culture – Familles Centre-Ville 
  •      – guest speaker Jessica Stilwell shares her perspective on Quebec, its history as First Nations and Inuit territory, and the influence of the immigrant communities over the centuries
  •      – part of the Multiplier Parents program
  •      – in-person workshop open to the public – limited number of participants
  •      – register here
  •      – *kids welcome
  •      – Friday June 18 at 3pm / Innovation-Youth (2205 Tupper)


Christa and Viviane, mobilisation agents for #MyPeterMcGill, had a virtual chat about what’s new in the neighborhood, vaccination, activities… Some exciting stuff is happening, go check out what they had to say:
          https://www.facebook.com/tabledequartierpetermcgill/videos/344920477063838/

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Hello Families,

I hope you took the time this weekend to clean out and install your air conditionner, as summer is definitively here 🥵 Living downtown is often associated with ‘heat islands’, hot zones due to high concentration of concrete and lack of green spaces. Several mist installations are coming to the neighborhood shortly, so you can cool down while enjoying the coming outdoor summer activities 💦

Quick reminder: the new murale project in Peter-McGill still needs a few budding artists to contribute. The deadline to send your drawings of ‘secret gardens’ is now Thursday June 10. You can find the details here or contact us for more information. Printed ‘wall’ templates for your drawings will be available Tuesday June 8 at the Innovation-Youth library (2205 Tupper street) from 4pm to 6pm.

Upcoming Activities

Several regular activities are taking a break for the summer, so don’t forget to take a look at our calendar to keep up to date with the new schedule.

  • 📚 Innovation-Youth’s library – outdoor activities 
  •      – coming soon on St-Catherine street, between Du Fort and Lambert-Closse
  •       – books, games, gardening…
  •      – Facebook page
  •      – indoor library hours this week: Tuesday and Friday 2-6pm

  • ☀️ Solar eclipse observation – Espace pour la vie / public libraries 
  •      – pick up your special solar filters at your library or build your own with this tutorial
  •      – *never look at the Sun without proper protection*
  •      – June 10 between 5:07am and 6:39am
  •      – more tips here

  • 💬 Quebec’s history and culture – Familles Centre-Ville 
  •      – guest speaker Jessica Stilwell shares her perspective on Quebec, its history as First Nations and Inuit territory, and the influence of the immigrant communities over the centuries
  •      – part of the Multiplier Parents program
  •      – in-person workshop open to the public – limited number of participants
  •      – register here
  •      – *kids welcome
  •      – Friday June 18 at 3pm / Innovation-Youth (2205 Tupper)


Christa and Viviane, mobilisation agents for #MyPeterMcGill, had a virtual chat about what’s new in the neighborhood, vaccination, activities… Some exciting stuff is happening, go check out what they had to say:
          https://www.facebook.com/tabledequartierpetermcgill/videos/344920477063838/

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