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Beautiful tennis club.
Best bang for your buck in Montreal. People are nice. Clubhouse is clean. Tennis courts well taken care of. Pool is lovely, and the kitchen /bar is the best part.
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The-Prometheus-Project near Kahnawake QC (1325 Result(s))
Based in Montreal, The Glass Place is your one-stop shop for all of your stained glass hobby needs. We carry a wide selection of glass types, including architectural, beveled, fusible and pre-stained. You'll also be able to order a number of tools and accessories, including cutters, grinders, saws, foilers, books, chemicals, nuggets, jewels, copper, lead, brass, lamp bases and molds, soldering irons and more. Visit The Glass Place online to view our selection of stained glass products and to place your order today.
6985 Mackle, Montréal, QC
Federal Côte-Saint-Luc (City of) Samuel Moskovitch Arena
The Green Witch connects with Nature and the energy of the world. His or her life becomes the place where Magick happens. We learn to open our hearts to our ancestors and the songs of the wind. This is Solitary practice that anyone can incorporate within the fabric of their days.
975 boul Roméo-Vachon N, Dorval, QC H4Y 1H1
coffee shop, restaurant with wifi internet, restaurant with catering services
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The goal of our shop is to provide you with the freshest food available. We achieve this by bonding with many local organic farmers. We've developed more than a business relationship with these carefully chosen stewards of the land. These growers care as much about how they treat their land and livestock as you do about feeding your family.
the Monkland Tennis Club is the club for you. Ask any member. This is a special place. Nine clay courts nestled beside the towering maples of Lower Canada College on Royal Avenue in NDG.
