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An important part of our mandate is support for groups of local residents who want to make a difference in their community. This support can take the form of staff time, or use of the Council's space or other resources. If you are interested in starting your own NDG-based group, or if you belong to a group that you think could benefit from the support of the Council, please contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Benny Farm

This community development project was launched in March of 2008 as a partnership between the NDG Community Council and a committee of representatives from projects at Benny.
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70th anniversary

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In 1942, a number of community groups in the Notre Dame de Grace district of Montreal came together to discuss a matter of great common concern. Since its founding almost 70 years ago, the Council has tackled the problems of the NDG community and continues to do so in today’s context. Issues are always emerging and there is never a shortage of activities or initiatives. This year, in commemoration of the Council’s anniversary we will be showcasing its achievements since 1942

NDG 2020 Public Assemblies are regular community meetings that provide a space for the discussion of important community issues. They help residents and local groups work together.

The process of organising public assemblies is key to their success; 2020s are organized in partnership with local groups and organizations and with the support of the 2020 organizing committee, itself made up of residents and representatives from various community organizations.

This community development project was launched in March of 2008 as a partnership between the NDG Community Council and a committee of representatives from projects at Benny.

NDG 2020 Public Assemblies are regular community meetings that provide a space for the discussion of important community issues. They help residents and local groups work together.

The process of organising public assemblies is key to their success; 2020s are organized in partnership with local groups and organizations and with the support of the 2020 organizing committee, itself made up of residents and representatives from various community organizations.

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