M. Tremblay... Renaming historic streets is a bad idea

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/montreal/story/2006/10/19/parcave-renamedafterbourassa.html
And doing it without consulting Montrealers (again) is even worse.

Our only hope is if Montrealers band together and have massive protests on Parc Ave like when Tremblay "suddenly" merged all 29 villes/towns into one big Montreal and all the Mayors of those areas were out of jobs on New Year's day 2002. Don't tell me you forgot what happened then (The next day? Massive protests and a referendum a months later to see who wanted to stay in the Metropole or keep their town names)

(Someone should make a "How "Montrealer" are you?" quiz and put 'You're easily angered when a historic boulevard is changed without consultation from the mayor' and 'You turn to protests or rallies as a method of reversing a change' on there)

Random con about the thing: There already is a boulevard Henri-Bourassa, wouldn't a Robert-Bourassa be more confusing?

EDIT (11:27am)
I love my city. Montréal is just that awesome. http://geocities.com/helpsaveparc/