Montreal

Royal Montreal

March 16, 1996. The Canadiens played the New York Rangers in the inaugural game.

9 hours non-stop

approximatley 6 hours

Too vague. Depends on road condition, traffic and many other factors.

It is 449 miles according to Google Maps.

The flight distance from Montreal, Canada to Ottawa, Canada is:

103 miles / 166 km

What is travel time from Boston MA to Montreal by car?

1. Take HIGHWAY 2 SOUTH to Ft. McLeod where you will continue straight on HIGHWAY 3 (CROWS NEST HIGHWAY) to CANADA/U.S.A. PORT OF ENTRY at COUTTS via HIGHWAY 4.
2. Take HIGHWAY 3 (CROWS NEST HIGHWAY) EAST to Lethbridge where you will EXIT at 43rd St TO HIGHWAY 4 to the CANADA/US BORDER and I-15.
3. Follow signs to HIGHWAY 4 SOUTH to CANADA/US BORDER and I-15. Take HIGHWAY 4 SOUTH to COUTTS where you will cross at the border into Sweetgrass, MONTANA, U.S.A onto I-15 SOUTH.
4. Once you are past the border, continue on I-15 SOUTH through Montana and Idaho to UT-20 TO U.S. 89 to PANGUITCH and CIRCLEVILLE.
5. Turn left off the exit ramp onto UT-20 EAST TO U.S. 89 to PANGUITCH and CIRCLEVILLE. Take UT-20 EAST to U.S. 89. Turn right onto U.S. 89 SOUTH towards PANGUITCH.
6. Take U.S. 89 SOUTH to I-17 in Flagstaff, ARIZONA. Follow signs TO I-17, then, once you are at I-17, take I-17 SOUTH to PHOENIX.
7. Take I-17 SOUTH to Phoenix.

Yes, you have to pass through Customs. Go to the following website for information on what to expect and the paperwork necessary to go from USA to Canada.

http://www.gonorthwest.com/visitor/planning/border/border.htm

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Try the Theatre Historical Society of America(http://www.historictheatres.org/)

I didn't see any pics of the Brighton at the Theatre Historical Society of America website. Any other resources anyone knows of?

http://www.picturingchicago.com/index.php?option=com_gallery2&Itemid=27&g2_view=core.ShowItem&g2_itemId=12694

It is one of the best in Canada, but Mount Allison has been voted the best for the past seven years by many sources. McGill is also one of the best in the world.

That camp seems to be from The Fresh Air Fund, a not-for-profit agency, who provide free summer experiences in the country to millions of New York City children from disadvantaged communities, since 1877. They visit volunteer host families in 13 states and Canada through the Friendly Town Program or attend Fresh Air Fund camps. So the Montreal Star fresh air camp in Chambly might had been organized by them. They have a website www/freshair.org.

19 percent of people live in towns and cities in the UK

The French had a stronger relationship with the Indians. The French sought to hunt and live peacefully with the Indians, whereas the British wanted to take land away from the Indians because the British thought they were not utilizing the land and they were just letting it go to waste.

45 N 75 W is Ingleside, Ontario K0C 1M0, Canada.

Montreal is located in the Temperate biome.

Toronto is Canada's primate city. With a population of almost 2.7 million people it is Canada's most populated city and fourth most populated city in North America. It is also Canada's financial capital.

Yes. The Expos relocated to Washington for the 2005 season.

Britain

As a minor edit, Great Britain secured itself in the eastern half of what is now part of the United States. The 13 American colonies were safe when the French and Indian War thwarted France's plans to retain territory west of the 13 American colonies. France also lost heavily in Canada.

This war was an international one as fighting between Great Britain and her allies were pitted against France and her allies in parts of Europe and elsewhere.

The cost of victory was high however for Great Britain. It sought to solve this by raising taxes on the 13 American colonies, who, according to the British Crown, did not contribute enough to the war.

The present-day hierarchical system varies across different contexts, such as organizations, government, and society. Generally, it features a tiered structure where authority and decision-making are concentrated at the top levels, with power and responsibility cascading downwards. In corporate settings, this often includes executives, managers, and employees, while in government, it can range from elected officials to civil servants. Social hierarchies may also reflect factors like wealth, education, and social status, influencing individuals' roles and interactions within society.

It would be winter.