Montreal Kits
A series of Montreal Kits related to each of our M Kit, M for Montreal, M for Montrealers and Kits for all the local knowledge and insights we wish to share with you.
Montreal BLOG Kit as in a mixture of subjects, sponsors and information. Subjects such as Montreal and Montrealers, sponsors such as First Nations and information such as a collection of articles published regularly.
A Montreal BUSINESS Kit about Indigenous companies established in the City of Montreal and about commercial streets, retail outlets, gourmet stores, coffee shops, wine bars, restaurants, hotels, SMEs.
A Montreal CLUB Kit where all our "club members" are gathered. Members such as participating companies and such as you, our visitors who are part of our endeavor and a continual support.
A Montreal GLOBAL Kit related to the importance of international trade of products and services between countries. Global trade that has become increasingly important across borders and territories.
A Montreal ISLAND Kit with a City of Montreal and 19 boroughs and with seven Cities, six Towns, one Ville and one Village. A City and an Island officially called Montreal Urban Agglomeration.
A Montreal PROFESSIONALS Kit and the 46 professional orders and 54 regulated professions of the province. Orders to regulate access to the profession and Associations to ensure legitimate practice.
A Montreal SHOPPING Kit about our local products and services. A colorful and diversified drop shipping kit where local products are described, then sold, then shipped by local companies.
A Montreal TOURISM Kit related to a better understanding of our geographical, cultural and historical aspects. Our City is set on an Island on the St-Lawrence River and is the largest in Quebec.
A Montreal URBAN Kit with practical explanations about our urban structures such as houses, commercial buildings, roads, bridges and railways and about urban expenditures and taxes.
Montréal, une ville universitaire, un pouvoir industriel, un pouvoir commercial, une situation stratégique, des coûts concurrenciels, une population bilingue, un bassin de main-d’oeuvre qualifiée, un système de transport en commun efficace, une qualité de vie exceptionelle ...
Montreal KITS by Rachel Louise Barry
