LONGUEUIL – Residents came out in droves to Longueuil’s city council meeting Tuesday night in defence of Greenfield Park and Saint-Hubert’s “visual identity.”
The city has been updating residential signs throughout its neighbourhoods on the South Shore.
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Residents started noticing that their borough names were being removed in favour of signs that simple say “Longueuil.”
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They pleaded their case to Longueuil mayor Caroline St-Hilaire in the hopes of finding a compromise; about 1,400 residents signed a petition to have their borough names put back.
Residents argued Longueuil should think twice about removing any traces of its historical neighbourhoods.
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