Montreal

     After our amazing trip to Halifax, we continued on to Montreal, Quebec.  Montreal is located at 45.5000° N, 73.5667° W. 
     In 2011, Montreal's population was  3,824,221, and had a population density of  898.1 people per km squared.

     Montreal is in Canada's largest ecozone, the Boreal Shield.  The land form region it is in is the Canadian Shield. Montreal has cold winters and hot summers. In the winter the average temperature is  -13° to 5°C and in the summer it is 18°-27°C.

     Montreal is a great place for investors to do business because of its growing stock exchange. Montreal is one of the leading cities in the world for the development of such things as aerospace, communications technologies, manufacturing and agri-food.

La Mauricle National Park

   La Mauricle National Park is 200 km northeast from Montreal. The park is full of forests, rivers, lakes and many kilometres of hiking trails.  Approximately 140 000 people visit the park every year to swim, canoe, kayak, fish, camp. We were not able to visit this park in Montreal, we decided to enjoy some of the other tourist attractions that Montreal had to offer.  We enjoyed a trip to the Canadian Railway Museum,  the Montreal Science Museum, and the Zoo Eco Museum.