Made in Montreal

This is a popular restaurant just off St. Patrick in Pointe St. Charles.

Griffintown, once an Irish neighbourhood in Montreal, was rezoned for commercial and industrial use back in the early 1960s, and for the mos...

(Note: This stencilled message was seen on the day a group of us scattered Artie Gold's ashes; this was at the end of the walk, in Mon...

It was a dark and rainy day when we visited La Ronde.

This giant milk bottle has been on the Montreal cityscape for many years. It was put up by the old Guaranteed Milk Company, which may have...

Yes, we now know what it means to run around like "a chicken with its head cut off" with this collection of signs directing us to ...

In Richmond, BC (above), or was that Steveston? CZ and I out one day with Hilde and Denis... (my son's name is Jake, so restaurants wi...

Heading home, west on Sherbrooke, there's the Chalet-BBQ, so many happy memories there! Riding my bike as a kid and buying french fries ...

It's spring 2007, or is it fall 2007? Here I am heading home again: there's the St. Lawrence River to my right as I cross the Champl...

Now it's winter and I'm heading out to the Champlain Bridge, merging in with the other traffic; there's the sun setting on the l...

From the top down: passing where the toll booths used to be after you've crossed the Champlain Bridge; slowing to rubber neck an acc...

A Sunday at Blue Bonnets racetrack here in Montreal was always fun. Even for someone like myself, with little interest in gambling or be...