List of articles associated with the category Montreal
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Published Friday 22 October 2010 by Manon Dumas in Cultural, Life style, Montreal, | No comment .
Montreal has 4 main markets: Jean Talon, Atwater, De Maisonneuve and Lachine; apart from these four markets, some neighbourhood markets are organized throughout the city.
MorePublished Thursday 14 October 2010 by Manon Dumas in Montreal, Province of Quebec, Transport, | No comment .
After a decade of working in the relocation industry I have heard our Montreal-bound clients mention over and over again that they would like to “live a few minutes from a metro station”. As there are only 68 metro stations in the Greater Montreal area and large portions of the island are not served by the metro system, the truth is that most Montrealers live a bus ride away to the nearest metro.
MorePublished Sunday 10 October 2010 by Manon Dumas in Montreal, Province of Quebec, Quebec city, Transport, | No comment .
Coming from abroad, driving in Quebec can be a whole experience for many reasons: weather conditions, driving rules and habits, road conditions, strange signs. Let's now talk about the funny road signs in Quebec.
MorePublished Wednesday 6 October 2010 by Deborah in Alberta, British Columbia, Calgary, Canada, Edmonton, Halifax, Montreal, Ontario, Ottawa, Province of Quebec, Quebec city, Toronto, Transport, Travel, Vancouver, | No comment .
For people willing to discover Canada differently, thanks to their muscles and lungs, there are green options: travelling in Canada by foot or by bike. For people willing to discover Canada differently, thanks to their muscles and lungs, there are green options: travelling in Canada by foot or by bike.
MorePublished Tuesday 28 September 2010 by Deborah in Calgary, Canada, Edmonton, Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Province of Quebec, Quebec city, Toronto, Transport, Travel, Vancouver, | No comment .
If you wish to spend time on a boat in the middle of the ocean, you can decide to arrive to Canada by boat. Travelling to Canada by boat is a very special experience that you will remember all your life, and it is also a good opportunity of bringing a lot of your personal belongings with you without having to ship them. Some companies even allow passengers to bring what the cabin can contain.
MorePublished Thursday 23 September 2010 by Deborah in Alberta, British Columbia, Calgary, Canada, Edmonton, Halifax, Montreal, Ontario, Ottawa, Province of Quebec, Quebec city, Toronto, Transport, Travel, Vancouver, | No comment .
From the west to the east side, Canada's rivers offer vast opportunities of discovering the country. Indeed, Canada has a lot of large rivers; they discharge nearly 9% of the world's renewable water supply.
MorePublished Saturday 18 September 2010 by Deborah in Alberta, British Columbia, Calgary, Canada, Edmonton, Halifax, Montreal, Ontario, Ottawa, Province of Quebec, Quebec city, Toronto, Transport, Travel, Vancouver, | No comment .
Travelling by car is an exquisite and unique pleasure. You are free to stop whenever you want to, go to a place or another, while observing infinite landscapes. However, The plane remains a good option as it is much faster than the car and you can find cheap flights, according to the period or the destination you choose.
MorePublished Friday 10 September 2010 by Manon Dumas in Cultural, Montreal, | 5 Comments » .
With the aim of spreading laughs to as much people as possible, Just For Laughs in Montreal has become the largest Festival of its kind in the world. Just For Laughs Festival was created in 1983 by Gilbert Rozon as a two-days francophone festival. The following year, thanks to Andy Nulman, some anglophone events were added to the festival.
MorePublished Saturday 4 September 2010 by Deborah in Calgary, Canada, Edmonton, Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Province of Quebec, Quebec city, Toronto, Travel, Vancouver, | No comment .
Even though there are 3694 kms (2295 miles) from Montreal to Vancouver, you will want to travel in Canada; to discover the different regions, different environments, different accents, food and people.
MorePublished Tuesday 31 August 2010 by Dorothée in Calgary, Canada, Life style, Montreal, Vancouver, | No comment .
The 2010 Global Liveability Report has published the 2010 results of the top 10 ranking liveable cities worldwide. According to this survey, numerous Canadian cities offer such a haven, especially Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary and often also Montréal.
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“Our move to Canada was our ninth relocation in 23 years and without a doubt the smoothest and happiest to date because of ARIANNE’S amazing professionalism and attention to detail. ARIANNE contacted me within 24 hours of our relocation confirmation to find out our concerns and needs which they began to address immediately. Their personal touch, fantastically human staff and genuine care for every member of my family – from 5 years to nearly 50 meant that all four of our children, my husband and I all had the happiest of arrivals and relocation to our new life in Montreal.”
Deborah Kemball
Artist. Spouse of Benjamin Kemball | President & CEO of Imperial Tobacco Canada