Montreal

Set on an island in the St. Lawrence River, Montreal is a city where the French and English cultures meet. It has an extremely attractive city centre, ideal for walking. Old Montreal has the largest number of 17-19th century buildings in North America.

Montreal is famous for its dual culture, with live theatre and concerts in both languages. It is also a highly diverse, multi-cultural city. You will find a wide range of excellent restaurants, with cuisine from all parts of the world. Artisans in Montreal

Montreal has four quite distinct seasons. Each season provides a wealth of outdoor activities. The countryside around Montreal is well-known for the changing of leaves in the fall. In the winter, you can go skiing and skating. In the warmer months, you can walk, hike, cycle, swim, sail, golf, and play tennis.

Montreal's underground city, which was started in the 1960s, provides access to 11,700 boutiques, major department stores, restaurants, theatres, and cinemas - all without ever stepping outdoors! Metro stops are located throughout the underground city.

LSC Montreal

LSC Montreal is well-known for its excellent facilities. The school is centrally located for easy access to the subway and all that the city has to offer.

Inside the school, you will find large, comfortable classrooms. You can always get something to eat as there is a cafeteria in the building and many restaurants in the neighbourground.

The Student Resource Centre has computers with internet access, CD-ROM, and audio materials to help you learn English and French.

Wireless LAN access to the Internet is available.