Mix 96 changed over to Virgin Radio 96 as of Monday afternoon (01/12/2009). So far, I'm liking it…read moreand Virgin Radio 96 plays some good upbeat songs and there are less commercials. Since I rarely travel to Quebec, I can enjoy this station whenever I'm driving south of the border in Northern NY, Vermont, and NH or online at http://montreal.virginradio.ca/ REQUEST LINE: (514) 790-9696

Love the Club mix every Friday adn Saturady nights, starting at 10:00…read moreThey play some of the best club beats and hits. We tune in before we head out to the clubs and Mix 96 gets the party started.

I heard of this place and their services/products through friends. I had an overall positive…read moreexperience with their printing service. Barry printed my poster extremely quick compared to other services that I have used. He had my poster ready and delivered within a couple of days. Included in the poster printing was a small test run of the poster and delivery, which I did not expect. The service provided was beyond my expectations! They offer printing on both paper and fabric. Partially why I chose to go with this place was the printing on fabric. Not only does it look great, but a fabric poster is easy to travel with folded up in luggage. If you get any wrinkles in the fabric poster, you can simply steam them out in your hotel room. :)

Le Devoir is a daily newspaper (large format, not a a tabloid) founded in 1910 by Henri Bourassa…read more Its circulation is 30000 copies. It is printed in French. Even with its very small circulation, Le Devoir has a large influence in the society. It is highly regarded by intellectuals and people of the Québec intelligentia. Its editorials are widely commented by other medias. Le Devoir is an independant journal. It is owned by "Les amis du Devoir" and the director has, by the statutes, 50% of the votes at the board.

La Presse, le plus grand quotidien français d'Amérique (The largest daily newspaper in America)…read more For more than 100 years, this newspaper has been published daily. It is a large size paper (not a tabloid) with many books printed everyday. The Saturday edition is the thicker one. The Sunday edition (started only a couple years ago) is the smallest one. By the way, this newspaper is printed in French.

News site for Montreal in English which is helpful for people in the city that speak the language…read moreand for tourists wanting news about Montreal (French is the official language). Montreal is the biggest city in Quebec and the second biggest in Canada (biggest is Toronto) so lot of interest in news about the city.