Mont-Tremble is a city and a municipality incorporated in the Laurentian mountain chain in the region of Quebec, Canada, about 130 km northwest of Montreal and 147 km north-east of Ottawa. The municipality has gained city status in 2000. The city is famous for its ski resorts, such as Mont-Tremblant Ski Resort sons, which is 13 km from the city at the foot of the mountain called Mont Tremblant. The city also has a racing circuit that hosted the past several competitions including the Formula 1 stage. Surrounding areas allow hiking, climbing, cycling, rowing, golf and other activities in nature.
The city of Québec is the capital of the Canadian province of the same name. It is the second demographic city after Montreal. It is located on the north bank of the St. Lawrence River, close to the confluence with the St. Charles River. The Laurentian Mountains extend to the north of the city.
Montreal (Montreal English) is the largest city in the Canadian province of Quebec. Located on Montreal Island, formed at the confluence of the Saint Lawrence and Ottawa River. The island divides the Saint Lawrence between the main channel and Rivière des Prairies. The city is deployed and 74 other neighboring islands like the Isle of nuns, Ile-Bizard, Ile-Ste-Helene and Ile Notre-Dame). While the city itself had (before the 2006 municipal defuziunile) a total of 1,852,723 people, 3,316,615 people live in urban zone, and 3,635,571 people in the metropolitan area, what they do in Montreal French's most populous urban agglomeration in the world after Paris.
