According to a new study, Montreal’s most disadvantaged neighborhoods have fewer bike paths, green spaces and trees than more prosperous neighborhoods. More diverse neighborhoods—i.e. areas of Montreal with a greater proportion of racialized people—are similarly underserved.
Bicycle paths and greenery are concentrated in affluent neighborhoods
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