about 160 miles
Yes, on Sherbrooke Street in westmount.
CN Rail head office stands for Canadian National Railway Company. This is located on 935 de la Gauchetière Street, West Montreal, Quebec, H3B 2M9. The P.O. Box is P.O. Box 8100. Montreal, Quebec H3C 2N4.
everyone is looking for that clue =P
· Quebec Street is a road in Portland, Maine
I believe he resides in West Orange, New Jersey.Wrong He lives in Montreal - Wrong again.... He lives in Livingston, NJ. He has obligations in Quebec but legally lives in NJ. The first answer was correct... he lives in West Orange, NJ (which does border Livingston)... here are some sources to prove it: http://www.nbcolympics.com/athletes/athlete=2579/index.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Orange,_New_Jersey#Notable_residents http://www.nj.com/devils/index.ssf/2009/06/new_jersey_devils_goalie_marti_13.html
If you go to the bus depot in downtown Toronto (Bay Street), you can get a ticket from Toronto to Quebec city on Coach Canada. It's a bit of a trip...
Most of French speaking Quebecers do not speak English enough to have a decent conversation. Actually only 36.6%* of them are fully fluent in both languages but most of the people who work with the public like store clerks, police officers, receptionists are bilingual as it is a requirement to get the job so you will have no problem to get served in English but if you talk to ordinary people in the street it is more likely they won't be able to speak English. *http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Official_bilingualism_in_Canada You can also see here where people are mostly raised French-speaking to see where chances of people speaking English are higher or lower. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Quebec_langues.png Also 40.6% of the population of Quebec are bilingual including English Quebecers and the numbers rise to 60% in Montreal so to further you go outside of Montreal the more your chances of finding bilingual people will decrease. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec#Language
Street of No Return - 1989 is rated/received certificates of: Canada:13+ (Quebec) Iceland:16 Portugal:M/16
Yes, (true) just took my test and this was True, I answered false =(
A term for the region (not located in any other reference) is "Main Street," which apparently refers to the conurbation that stretches across southernmost Quebec and Ontario, from Quebec City on the lower St. Lawrence River, southwest through Montreal and Toronto, to Windsor on the Detroit River. By comparison with this region, and other urban centers such as near Vancouver, the remainder of Canada is much more sparsely populated.
Samuel de Champlain lived on Rue de la Buanderie in Quebec City, Canada.
Centrale Audio and Video is a place of business located in the Canadian province of Quebec, in the city of Lachine. The street address is 350 Des Erables.