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Overtime, as our infrastructure fell apart, we faced climate effects and civil unrest. It wasn’t easy, but it gave us a chance to rebuild not just our lives, but our society the way we wanted to see it. Boroughs became new city-states (outlined in pink), with their own leadership, based on consensus decision making, community care, partnerships and creating a space we were support and lift up each other.', location: { center: [-73.61280, 45.50217], zoom: 10.82, pitch: 0, bearing: -54.40 }, mapAnimation: 'flyTo', rotateAnimation: false, callback: '', onChapterEnter: [ { layer: 'boroughs', opacity: 0, duration: 500, }, { layer: 'boroughs (1)', opacity: 1, duration: 300, }, { layer: 'points-of-interest-climate-fut', opacity: 1, duration: 300, }, { layer: 'map-labels-1', opacity: 1, duration: 300, }, { layer: 'last-try-2', opacity: 1, duration: 300, }, { layer: 'natural-point-label', opacity: 0, duration: 300, }, { layer: 'place-labels', opacity: 0, duration: 300, }, ], onChapterExit: [ // { // layer: 'layer-name', // opacity: 0 // } ] }, { id: 'Chapter-2b', alignment: 'left', hidden: false, title: 'The Old Port', description:'The landscape of the city has changed - flooding has taken over much of the lower part of the city. Over the years it has changed where people live, work, play, and survive. Metro stations are unusable this far south, mostly used with boats or via walking now. However, people have created ways to thrive alongside the water, from transport, to fishing, to agriculture, to living on the water. 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Meetings, workshops and markets happen here, and people can always find what or who they need.', location: { center: [-73.62850, 45.53496], zoom: 16.00, pitch: 45.00, bearing: -40.00 }, mapAnimation: 'flyTo', rotateAnimation: false, callback: '', onChapterEnter: [ // { // layer: 'layer-name', // opacity: 1, // duration: 5000 // } ], onChapterExit: [ // { // layer: 'layer-name', // opacity: 0 // } ] }, { id: 'Jarrychapter', alignment: 'full', hidden: false, title: 'Parc Jarry', image: '', description: '', location: { center: [-73.62850, 45.53496], zoom: 16.00, pitch: 45.00, bearing: -40.00 }, mapAnimation: 'flyTo', rotateAnimation: false, callback: '', onChapterEnter: [ // { // layer: 'layer-name', // opacity: 1, // duration: 5000 // } ], onChapterExit: [ // { // layer: 'layer-name', // opacity: 0 // } ] }, { id: 'Chapter-Kahnewake', alignment: 'left', hidden: false, title: 'Land', image: '', description: 'Montreal, or Tiohti:áke, on the traditional territory of the Kanienkehà:ka, long served as a site of meeting and exchange. This role has been renewed, and the connection between Kahnawá:ke and Tiohti:áke has built up stronger than ever, and communications continue on ways to reclaim land, decolonize, and work together on climate change and building a city that acknowledges the past, and brings forward into the future. Their territory has expanded closer to the original promises set out by the Seigneury of Sault St. Louis. However, as we watched the end of society as we knew it, there is a new recognition that colonial borders are meaningless - In actuality, traditional Kanienkehá:ka territory spans 3.6 million hectares. 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Given its closeness to the highway, in the early days it was one of the hubs of protest and action, for occupations to stand up against the elites - it is now a massive gardening space, and the terminals have been turned into spaces for community organizing, housing and even medical centres.', location: { center: [-73.74514, 45.46616], zoom: 15, pitch: 75, bearing: -54.40 }, mapAnimation: 'flyTo', rotateAnimation: true, callback: '', onChapterEnter: [ // { // layer: 'layer-name', // opacity: 1, // duration: 5000 // } ], onChapterExit: [ // { // layer: 'layer-name', // opacity: 0 // } ] }, { id: 'Chapter4intro', alignment: 'left', hidden: false, title: '', image: '', description: 'We end our journey on top of Mont Royal. This area became a place where all boroughs could come together, make decisions together, a look out, and a place where people who were the most vulnerable could share protection and resources together. 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