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

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From a voice on a radio to the voice of the community

70 years ago, a group of people gathered around to listen to a radio program decided to form an organization for the improvement of the quality of life in their community. Over the years, they have worked with the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce residents to satisfy their needs and build up a united community.

In November 2012, the NDG Community Council will celebrate its 70 years of existence. We would like to share this event with members, partners, residents and anyone working to make NDG a better place. This page will provide you with information and memory capsules about the work of the Council since its beginning in 1942. Stay tuned!

(Click on the radio!)

The Citizens and the National Farm Radio Forums were CBC radio shows discussing quality of life issues in a time of war. Click on the radio to listen to a clip of the show from which that inspired the creation of the NDG CC! (Image credit: http://rovupay.comyr.com/grind-radio.html ).