Montreal

The Canadian city, Montreal is in fact an island.

The Montreal Alouettes (French for Les Alouettes de Montreal, they are a professional Canadian football team based in Montreal, Quebec. They are also commonly known as the Als. They are currently members of the East Division of the Canadian Football League (CFL).

. it is spelled "Canadiens", because it is french. Their nickname is "les Habitants" or "Habs" because this literally means habitants.

There are many different car rental companies that service the Montreal airport. Some examples include Avis, Enterprise, Alamo and Budget rental car services.

You can find a Walmart in Montreal, Quebec and buy them there. You can also buy them on the internet or go to some other part close to where you live and buy them there.

It means ID (identification) in Arabic

The Filko CS-3 is a coolant sensor for GM vehicles in the 80's

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Mall hours are the hours a particular mall is open, this is the hours the stores are to remain open. This is set by the General manager of a mall. In Los Angeles many mall's are open typically M-Sat. 10:00a.m. - 9:00p.m. and Sunday 11:00 a.m. - 6:00p.m. The movie theatres and restaurants are usually open later.

EA Montreal's population is 849.

anywhere from noon to 7 pm.

52.4% of Montreal's population speaks French (according to a 2006 census). 12.5% speak English. From personal experience, most people in Montreal can speak French and some English.

The Montreal Protocol is a landmark international agreement designed to protect the stratospheric ozone layer.

You can invest your money in mutual funds which are made up of stocks. However they do not offer the purchasing of stocks a la carte. If you need theese services goto etrade or a similar company.

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Rez-de-chausée (Ground Floor)

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When the Montreal Canadiens take the ice, the announcer typically emphasizes the team's storied history and passionate fanbase, often introducing them with the iconic "Les Canadiens de Montréal!" This introduction is usually accompanied by a lively atmosphere, building excitement among fans as the players enter the rink. The announcer’s tone is energetic and celebratory, reflecting the pride associated with the team's legacy in the NHL.

The first cemetery built in Old Montreal was the Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery, established in 1658. It served as the primary burial site for the early settlers of Montreal and was associated with the Notre-Dame Basilica. This cemetery reflects the city's historical and cultural roots, housing the remains of many notable figures from Montreal's past.

The excavated earth from the construction of the Montreal subway system was used to create Île Sainte-Hélène, an island that housed the exhibits for Expo 67. This world's fair showcased innovations in architecture, technology, and culture, making it one of the most successful expos in history. The island featured numerous pavilions and attractions, contributing to the overall success and legacy of the event.

Rudolf Nureyev was in Montreal in 1970 when he performed with the National Ballet of Canada. He returned to the city several times for performances and events, including a notable appearance in 1983. His visits were significant in promoting ballet and showcasing his exceptional talent to Canadian audiences.