The photos above shows one of the many reasons why people enjoy living in Montreal or want to move to / immigrate to Canada. This city has a historic cultural dynamism that makes it unique in Canada, its proximity to the business centres of the North Eastern US and the its European connections, give it extra attractiveness as a place to do business.
Photographer Chris Campese notes: "... [the photo above] taken in May [2006] from Mont Royal and the second [on the top right with the yellow ribbons] from the Old Port. A bientôt."
See also photo of Montreal's Museum building
- The population of the Montréal Québec Metropolitan Area in
2001 Census was 3,426,350 an increase from the 1996 population of 3,326,447
- In the 2011 Canada Census the city of Montreal · Montréal Ville, had a population of 1,649,519 up from
1,620,693 in the 2006 census and up from 1,039,534 in 2001 [with the Province of Québec total of 7,903,001 om 2011 up from 7,546,131 in 2006 and up from 7,237,479 in 2001] and a growth from the 1996 census number of 1,016,376
[data from Statistics Canada · Statistique Canada www.statcan.ca 2015.09.26 ]
- McGill University Library: Montreal Maps Online
www.library.mcgill.ca/gic/guides/mtlonlinemap.html
- Maps of Vieux Montréal · Old Historic District of Montreal online
see www.vieux.montreal.qc.ca/eng/localia.htm
- Ríseau des bibliothìques publiques de Montréal - Montreal Public Library
site only available in French-Français
www2.ville.montreal.qc.ca/biblio
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Sample views / photos of Montreal Canada
Provenance of photo to the left, showing a panoramic view of Montreal with the river in the background is courtesy of Christopher Campese, taken in 2006. He currently studying linguistics in Montreal and is a generous photos contributor for Metrotown.info's Montreal city section.
Contributing travel correspondence & stories
Metrotown.info welcomes Christopher Campese as a contributor-correspondent to its site content development in Sept. 2006 !
Reference Web Info About Montreal
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- See also photo of Montreal's Museum building
- If you like the photos on this page, take a look of sample photos taken in Italy by Christopher Campese, such as
(update in process 2017.09.21 )
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