Is the weather in Montreal normally quite close to the "predictions?" Or is it prone to suddenly becoming hot/cold? Field trip tomorrow... want to know what to bring (yay for last minute-ness)
Is the weather in Montreal normally quite close to the "predictions?" Or is it prone to suddenly becoming hot/cold? Field trip tomorrow... want to know what to bring (yay for last minute-ness)
Your a Canadian and you dont know?
We have a weather channel dude.
Their usually wrong and as a Canadian you should know this.
Bring an extra sweater.
LOL
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Go to the Bistro a Jojo on St. Denis and Maisoneuve, I lived there for most of my life and that was my favorite place to hang out. You have to like blues though, the best music ever invented. If your younger the St. Sulpice across the street is cool as well
North
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----------------- Ontario St.
| <---- St Denis St.
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| <------ St Sulpice (across the street)
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| [Bistro a Jojo]
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| [Second cup]
------------------ Maisoneuve Ave
| <----- Berri UQAM Metro (subway) station (other side of the street)
|Heh, I lived in Montreal for a bit.. best living i ever done ;)
Was up on the plateau, by Prince Author and St. Laurent (McGill student ghetto).
Blues Fest was simply the best party I've been to yet. Nothing like having the entire downtown core closed off and your allowed to freely wonder around the streets with beer in you hand... :grin:
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Was up on the plateau, by Prince Author and St. Laurent (McGill student ghetto).
Blues Fest was simply the best party I've been to yet. Nothing like having the entire downtown core closed off and your allowed to freely wonder around the streets with beer in you hand... :grin:
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We have a weather channel dude.
Their usually wrong and as a Canadian you should know this.
Bring an extra sweater.
i have *three* extra sweaters :p it's supposed to be from 1?C-16?C... i checked before, but i wasn't sure whether Montreal was prone to freak weather :grin: Thanks guys :) never check TO's weather, except during extremes - hm... so, how much above 40?C are we today?
Haha... i remember going in i guess, around spring (October or so) to Alice Springs in NT (what's with me and typing "sprint?" sprintf?) and it was already above 40?C! probably could have been fun, if it wasn't for those mozzie nets :grin:
Go to the Bistro a Jojo on St. Denis and Maisoneuve, I lived there for most of my life and that was my favorite place to hang out. You have to like blues though, the best music ever invented. If your younger the St. Sulpice across the street is cool as well
North
^
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|
----------------- Ontario St.
| <---- St Denis St.
|
|
| <------ St Sulpice (across the street)
|
| [Bistro a Jojo]
|
| [Second cup]
------------------ Maisoneuve Ave
| <----- Berri UQAM Metro (subway) station (other side of the street)
|Hm... i'll try to check it out during "scheduled free time" :) we have to travel in at least pairs :rolleyes: i mean, many people from my trip can already drink there - why do we need travel buddies?
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The city of festivals, there seems to be a new one every day. It is the best city on earth. I grew up in Hochelaga Maisoneuve ( the real Ghetto) though I don't live there anymore (I have moved to the country in Northern Ontario) I still own two appartment buildings on the Plateau (De la Bordeaux and Sherbrooke near Parc la Fontaine)
Travel Buddies ???
EDIT : Do you mean the Jazz Festival NaN ?
The city of festivals, there seems to be a new one every day. It is the best city on earth. I grew up in Hochelaga Maisoneuve ( the real Ghetto) though I don't live there anymore (I have moved to the country in Northern Ontario) I still own two appartment buildings on the Plateau (De la Bordeaux and Sherbrooke near Parc la Fontaine)
Travel Buddies ???
EDIT : Do you mean the Jazz Festival NaN ?
Travel Buddies? uh huh... :rolleyes:
my school is situated in downtown TO... we're allowed to wander (and usually do) wherever we want between classes and for lunch. People go half way across town (well, we can't go all the way - since we're in the middle) for lunch sometimes - if they have enough time. and, no matter how bad a rap Quebecers (?) have as drivers, they're not all that bad :alright:
i've only been to Montreal in the middle of winter and summer where choice of garb is obvious and i watched a few carnies :)
anyway, i'm going to sleep now. i leave from school in about 9 hours, and i should pack :grin:
my school is situated in downtown TO... we're allowed to wander (and usually do) wherever we want between classes and for lunch. People go half way across town (well, we can't go all the way - since we're in the middle) for lunch sometimes - if they have enough time. and, no matter how bad a rap Quebecers (?) have as drivers, they're not all that bad :alright:
i've only been to Montreal in the middle of winter and summer where choice of garb is obvious and i watched a few carnies :)
anyway, i'm going to sleep now. i leave from school in about 9 hours, and i should pack :grin: