Old Montreal Walking Tour (Optional)
Make the most of your 2018 CEWIL / ECAMT Canada Conference with an informative evening walk through historic and charming Old Montreal, led by a professional tour guide. Discover the cobblestone streets, statues to heroes, walls that speak volumes, and stories of migrants and nurses, soldiers and orphans, slaves, explorers, kings and fur traders, who built and rebuilt, conquered and re-conquered, one of the world’s most interesting cities.
Highlights include…
The exact spot where Montreal was founded, 376 years ago
The beautiful Notre-Dame Basilica, once the largest building in North America
Warehouse stores of the Anglo-Scott capitalists from Montreal’s industrial boom
A church with the tomb of a saint, who started Montreal’s biggest school board
Montreal’s largest market for over a century
Details:
Departures: 18h30 or 20h15, on Tuesday, 31 July 2018
Tour length: 90 minutes
Start point: Place Royale (shuttle bus available for conference participants)
End point: The Bonsecours Chapel (7 minutes walk from metro Champ-de-Mars)
Price: $15 CAD per participant, taxes included
Payment & registration: By credit card via ‘Round Table Tours: +1-514-812-2003
Questions: Email mr.shore.guide@gmail.com, and mention the CEWIL tour.
*Note: The tour involves a lot of walking, and is unfortunately not adaptable for people with reduced mobility.
Who's Attending
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Joy Andrews
Career Educator, Special Projects, University of Victoria -
Lavish Bangia
Sr. Program Manager, Talent Development and Work Integrated Learning, MaRS Discovery District -
Dr. Dana Church
Manager, Research, WatCACE, University of Waterloo -
Linda Crawford
Associate Director, Work-Integrated Learning Support Services, Conestoga College -
Natasha Dilay
Manager Career Learning and Development, Royal Roads University -
Sarah-Joy Kallos
Employment Facilitator, Camosun College -
Lisa Kelly
Director of Learning Programs, Canadian Business SenseAbility -
Cynthia Maclean
Program Head, Centre for Workplace Education, British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) -
Kate McRoberts
Co-op Coordinator, Computing Programs, University of Guelph -
Alice OCarroll
Project Manager, Sheridan College -
Caroline Roberts
Program Lead-BCom, McMaster University -
Nancy Sly
Director, Applied Learning, Camosun College -
Ian Wallace
Co-op Coordinator, Commerce & Economics Programs, University of Guelph -
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