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Below you will find links to all of the articles in the Montreal Travel Guide, from monthly updates to related pieces.
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Monthly Updates
February 2K Article – Why anyone would visit Montreal in February? For the skiing, of course!
January 2K Article – Montreal has its own Geek Town, but it’s called Cité Multimedia and it’s teaching Hollywood a bunch of new tricks.
December 99 Article – ed approaches the New Year with an F2K attitude and suggests where to get some non-Millennial culture.
November 99 Article – November is the cruelest month and ed warns not to visit, but if you do, there’s still lots going on.
October 99 Article – Fall colours, cooler temperatures and ed’s guide to non-carnivorous budget dining in Montréal.
September 99 Article – ed gives a guided tour of this very diverse city and gives you his cheap eats pick of the month.
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