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What's it like living in Montreal?

Everything you need to know about the Montreal lifestyle!

Where's the best place to live in Montreal?

About Montreal

Montreal, Toronto, or Vancouver? Hear from the experts!

Speaking French in Montreal

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Things to do in Montreal

Things to do near Montreal

Options for carsharing in Montreal

It is not always necessary to own a car, but sometimes it is useful to have the option of using one.

Where to buy groceries in Montreal

Irish in Montreal

British in Montreal

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Sports and Recreation in Montreal

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Is Montreal the perfect Canadian city for you?

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Three of the best cities for millennials are in Canada

Montreal is the top Canadian city for millennials, and the second-best in the world.

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Header image courtesy of Tourisme Montréal.
What's it like living in Montreal image courtesy Tourisme Montréal and Martin New.
About Montreal image by Frédérick Plante.
Speaking French in Montreal image courtesy of Tourisme Montréal and Stéphan Poulin.
Carsharing image courtesy of Tourisme Montréal and Pierre-Luc Dufour.
Bota Bota image courtesy of Tourisme Montréal.

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