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Public Transportation in Montréal

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.

2026-10-09T07:46:52+00:00By |0 Comments

Travelling in Canada by boat

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.

2018-06-01T11:36:58+00:00By |0 Comments

Art in the Toronto Subway

Being Canada’s largest city and the fifth most populous one in North America, Toronto’s subway is extremely useful when travelling within the city. Toronto’s subway has evolved within time to become more and more art oriented. Although you might be in a hurry in Toronto’s subway, try to allow yourself some quality time to enjoy its art installations!

2026-10-09T07:46:17+00:00By |0 Comments

Just For Laughs Montreal Festival

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.

2018-07-13T05:37:51+00:00By |5 Comments

Welcome to the Living in Canada Blog!

My name is Manon Dumas and I am a proud Quebecer and Montrealer, living in Canada for nearly my entire life. I am also the Founder and President of ARIANNE Relocation Canada, a relocation assistance service that welcomes newcomers to Canada. Welcome to the Living in Canada Blog. This blog is about sharing Canadian culture [...]

2018-06-01T11:37:04+00:00By |0 Comments
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