Hotel Dauphin Downtown Montreal

... wird auch nicht erwartet, während in der Deutschschweiz die Zugehörigkeit zur Kategorie Ausländer auch über die Art der schweizerdeutschen Aussprache definiert wird. Immigration ist ein normales und konstitutives Merkmal der kanadischen Gesellschaft, während in der Deutschschweiz die Notwendigkeit der Immigration ignoriert und als bedrohlich empfunden wird.

... d** cov** lett** und d** CV mitgesendet, ohne Zeugniskopien. D** CV enthält einzig eine Auswahl d** für den Job relevanten Anstellungen und Tätigkeiten. Die Anstellungen sind im Gegensatz zur deutschsprachigen Tradition nicht lückenlos aufzuführen. Auch beim Aufzählen d** V**antwortlichkeiten und Tätigkeiten in d** V**gangenheit sollte man viel stärk** selekti**en und fokussi**en.

Weshalb? Auf jede ausgeschriebene Stelle ...

... off for Toronto and then Alberta.
We rose on the Sunday very fuzzy headed, so our pace was slow all day and we set out to achieve very little, which was very wise. We had planned to meet Marianna again and had exchanged a few emails in the week, but sadly we never got a call that night, which was likely due to the ****** weather and also the fact she was leaving Canada for good to return to Brazil 2 days later. We were flattered that she thought she would have time to ...

... this one guy from Manchester, Adam. Since he walked in the door he was INTENT on ******* me off. I dunno if he was playing "The Game" or if he was just an *******. No matter.

"Adam, I heard you were a magnificent storyteller"

"Oh yes! I am a traveling minstrel! I'd be surprised if you knew what minstrel meant."

"OK...f--- you."

And off I went.

Later on...

"Louise stop looking at me like that."

"Like what?"

"Like you're ...

With only two weeks at my disposal and a huge section of continent to cover, I had to pick and choose. Armed with a flightpass to make huge distances more feasible, I opted for a week in Chile and a week in Argentina. The plan is to fly into Santiago, then head down to Patagonia, then up to the Lakes District, cross the Andes into Argentina, and finally fly home from Buenos Aires. The trip will span ...

... was in Downtown Montreal where everything is 'going down' and we felt part of the buzz from our terrace with a delicious supermarket bought budget (but healthy) dinner and delicious wine we bought in Niagara. We had to catch-up on the blog as we were terribly far behind, even as far as Europe, thus the time spent on the terrace. It got quite cold (11 degrees Celsius), but as mentioned, we had good company - great wine and lively, noisy youngsters singing and chatting excitedly ...

... of them to take photos. After we left the park, we made the drive to Montreal. Which although it seemed simple, took a lot longer than planned. There were roadworks everywhere and as we got into the city we got fairly lost. One of the roads we were following seemed to change into another road without warning, and as soon as we found another route the road was closed for roadworks. Thankfully we eventually found the hotel.

... is min. $15 for the few tables they have, the rest is all slots. I'm not a big gambler, but I do like to lose about $20 at a blackjack table now and then, and I prefer not to do that in one hand. And, btw, the metro stop is still about a mile from the casino, so the signs advertising taking the metro to get there were a bit misleading. Finally, a word about the taxes. People often hype up Canada to be cheaper than the U.S. It is NOT. Food and drinks are on par with the U.S. and ...

... question f/ my neighbour: "Would you go back?" I said "Yes" right away.

Chris Gauvin 4:34 pm

As far as my bag situation went, we landed at Mirabel and I was directed to an office off to the side of the baggage carousel. My bag WAS there, it had come on the stand-by flight that I never boarded. From there, I found my way to an inter-airport bus to get me to Dorval airport for the few dollars I had. From there I walked. I remember ...