Dominion Square, 28 January 2013

How the city looked in January 2013 . . . 

Dominion Square in Montreal, Quebec, Canada was renamed Dorchester Square in 1987. The name change was made to honor Guy Carleton, Baron of Dorchester, who the boulevard was originally named after.  

Some of us prefer to call it Dominion Square, it's original name. 

The Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel

Mary, Queen of the Word Cathedral

Dominion Square, the Sun Life Building on the right

St. George's Anglican Church

Windsor Station, former head office of the CPR; on right is 
St. George's Anglican Church

Windsor Station

St. George's Anglican Church

The Sun Life Building, centre

Montreal on 28 January 2013

 

Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral 
Marie, reine de la monde

Windsor Station, once the head office
of the Canadian Pacific Railroad

St. George's Anglican church, across the street
from Windsor Station

St. George's Anglican Church

A statue of Sir John A. Macdonald, as is
typical today the statue was attacked,
splattered with paint, decapitated several times,
toppled from where it stood, and finally removed

Sir John A. Macdonald