A l’époque quartier ouvrier et francophone de Montréal, il est aujourd’hui multiculturel et commerçant. Vous pourrez facilement y trouver un logement de vacances et profiter ainsi de la proximité du Saint Laurent et des restes du village indien de Hochelaga.
For those watching their expenses, the city stills offers a plethora of free or relatively cheap events and places to go that are still fun, which makes the city a great place to live year …
This is the first article in a new series about student housing in Montreal. We will be answering questions and offering tips tailored specifically to international students staying in Montreal for their studies.
When you are …
We recently discussed the smell of Quebec’s famous food, poutine that takes over Parc Lafontaine. In this same vein, we look at a new place in town that’s all about different ways to have your …
