Montreal
Montréal is the largest city in Canada's Québec province. It’s set on an island in the Saint Lawrence River and named after Mt. Royal, the triple-peaked hill at its heart. Its boroughs, many of which were once independent cities, include neighbourhoods ranging from cobblestoned, French colonial Vieux-Montréal – with the Gothic Revival Notre-Dame Basilica at its centre – to bohemian Plateau. ― Google
People died in Montreal (First 49 people) - Page 9
Albert Lozeau
Poet
Alexander Brott
Canadian conductor
Ambroise Lafortune
Canadian priest
Alphonse Beauregard
Poet
Armand Frappier
Physician
Arnold Székely
Hungarian pianist
Béatrice La Palme
Canadian soprano
Benjamin D'Urban
British general
Charles Edwin Fripp
Painter
Conrad Gauthier
Canadian singer
Delia Tetreault
Canadian religious sister
Ernest Lavigne
Canadian composer
Fernand Nault
Canadian dancer
Frantz JehinPrume
Violinist
George Alexander Drummond
Former Senator of Canada
George Henry Murray
Former Premier of Nova Scotia
George Hodgson
Canadian swimmer
Great Antonio
Canadian-Croatian strongman
Isidore Soucy
Canadian composer
Jacques de Tonnancour
Canadian artist
jacques genest
Canadian physician
Otto Joachim
Canadian violist
Alfred La Liberté
Canadian composer
Alice Girard
Film producer
Claude Théberge
Artist
Colin Low
Canadian animator
Denise Pelletier
Canadian actress
Desmond Morton
Canadian historian
Dick Irvin
Canadian ice hockey player
Dunc Munro
Canadian ice hockey player
Édouard Fabre
Canadian olympic athlete
Elizabeth Cleaver
Émilie Gamelin
Social worker
Eugène Daignault
Eugène Cloutier
Canadian writer
Ève Cournoyer
Canadian singer-songwriter
François Hertel
Canadian poet
Frank Calder
British journalist
George Zames
Gérald Godin
Poet
Gérard Paradis
Canadian actor
Gilles Marcotte
Journalist
Grant Munro
Canadian animator
Guy Coulombe
Public servant
Ernest Lapointe
Canadian lawyer
Harry Gulkin
Canadian film producer
Harry Trihey
Canadian ice hockey player
