Celine Cooper: Tourists flocking to Mile End inspire mixed feelings

What does it mean when your neighbourhood becomes an international tourist destination? 
I live in Montreal’s Mile End, roughly the area north of Mont Royal Ave. and south of Van Horne Ave., west of Saint-Laurent Blvd. and east of Parc Ave. Over the last century, this formerly working-class neighbourhood where Jews, Italians, Greeks and Portuguese settled to work in the textile industry has been transformed into a trendy cultural hub known for its hipsters, cafés, ironic d