Each year at this time takes place at the Bonsecours market sell-off of Quebec fashion. Quebec designers sell their excess inventory or samples at a reduced price … It looks great!

It is true that there is enought tol search for hours on the two floors of shops, but I think you mustn’t come with a clear idea and maybe you’ll fall on the gem! Designers present are for me in the “classic” section. No original cut or with the effect “WoW”, but casual clothes of good quality.

What I learned: The brand Soia & Kyo for his japanese cuts that I’ve already heard.

To do again next year ! And maybe I’ll find my gem!

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Today we celebrate our 6th month in Canada, and we have already accomplished many things in our life:

* Each one has a job we like
* A flat
* A car
* A summer ice hockey season
* A Winter ice hockey team
* A radio show about ice hockey for Marek
* Seen  a Habs game at the Bell Centre for the 2010 Play-Off
* Met Rock Voisine
* Although begun to discover the province of Quebec and Vermont

In summary, we are happy!

What a great season! Tree leaves turn yellow and fall to form a colorful carpet and replace the concrete … In every street of Montreal landscape is different because all the trees do not change color in the same way, so it is interesting to see directly into a forest.

Since it rained a lot these days, a walk in the forest is not ideal because the roads are muddy. So we went to Mont-Royal (Montreal) to admire that. The arrival at Beaver Lake is not the most impressive to my taste because all the trees are not red or orange, but it seems that this is another place (see section of Mount Royal in the summer). The view on the lookout Montreal is always amazing! The most interesting is the way that we can go down to the city side of the park avenue. We’re really in the forest, and at the turning of a path we have another view of the city and much stronger than Red Lake.

I let you see in pictures …

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The season has not started yet we are again at the Bell Centre to watch the Habs games! Marek has a game ahead of me!

Tonight, the Hbas faced the Florida Panthers! But what a game! I’ll not make comments because they are specialt sites for, but, to retain a third period full of emotion with a rain of the Canadian goals, fights and even last-minute goals.

The CH is really part of the culture in Montreal, and this is really beautiful to see and to be part of it!

To note :

Youpi, the mascot :

The launcher T-Shirt (must be in the bottom section) :

The Zamboni transformed into a power outlet :

The arrival of Jean Beliveau for the trophy that bears his name to Maxim Lapierre :

GO HABS GO!

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In this year of the Shanghai World Expo and the 25th anniversary of friendly relations between Montreal and Shanghai, the Montreal Botanical Garden invites all ages to the 18th annual Magic of Lanterns from September 10 to October 31, 2010 Chinese Garden at the Botanical Garden. The theme of this year, like a painting, inspired by the greatest masterpiece of traditional Chinese painting, the Qing Ming Shang He Tu.

The event THE MAGIC OF LANTERNS be held from September 10 to October 31, 2010 and for the occasion, the Botanical Garden will remain open until 21 pm every night.

Seeing this on the botanical garden website and having heard about this event, we went over there to discover these wonders endow our camera.

I have only one word WOW! A total delight! We arrived at dusk and had the chance to see become gradually the Chinese Garden. Me who loves asian I’m spoiled! This is also a paradise for photographers because the colors are beautiful, the reflection of the lanterns on the water … and so on. I’ll let you see in pictures!

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