Montreal Ontario Street

A Montreal Ontario Street that runs through the Ville-Marie borough in the West and through the Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough in the East.

An Ontario street that has long been notorious for prostitution and that now offers a Promenade Ontario Shopping Area that becomes pedestrian during the summer season.

Ontario Street - Photo RLB

Five Great Lakes, Superior, Huron, Michigan, Erie and Ontario, a Huron word and a Great Lake that was once a border between the Huron and the Iroquois communities and, an Ontario Street with its specific and ever changing culture since 1842.

Ontario Street - Photo RLB

Nowadays, the Ontario Street is divided into four segments throughout the City of Montreal. Among them, the commercial segment located in the Hochelaga area of the Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough.

Ontario Street - Photo RLB

A commercial segment on Ontario Street between Pie IX and Darling, on Place Simon-Valois since 2007 and on Ste-Catherine East between Bourbonnière and Viau, all under the SDC Promenades Hochelaga-Maisonneuve.

Ontario Street - Photo RLB

A unique to Montreal neighborhood life based on its busy commercial street, on its local merchants and on its sidewalk sales and public markets.

Ontario Street - Photo RLB

A commercial SDC that stands for "Société de développement commercial" and for a non profit organization committed to the revival of its commercial areas and to the economic and cultural growth of its merchants and population.

Ontario Street - Photo RLB

A SDC also dedicated to the organization and support of promotional projects such as colorful events, sidewalk sales and neighborhood parties.

Ontario Street - Photo RLB

An SDC accompanied by an Ontario Street Merchant Association to help improve the safety, the cleanliness and the quality of its commercial and residential neighborhoods.