Norman.....Need your help!.....

Top 2. Jun 24, 2001 5:31 AM

» ngoldman - Re: Arriving in Toronto....suggestions for travel to Montreal pl

In response to message posted by alavie:

Hi Cynthia: I just noticed your posting today-I hope I am not too late in replying: to drive to Montreal from Toronto, take the 401 Highway and it will take you right into downtown Montreal. Driving time is 5 1/2 hours- Refer to my links on the hotels there are many listed and if you have any further questions about any of them, let me know. Bon Voyage Norm

-- posted by ngoldman

Top 3. Jul 22, 2001 2:40 AM

» harvardllm - Norman I´d need your help

Dear Norman,

I did some research about Montreal and found your site too. It´s very nice and I will come back again, for granted! I am from Austria - Europe and I´ve been to Montreal this february and I really love this town, it´s one of the nicest I´ve ever seen and I´ve been some places so i think i can judge, but still it´s only my point of view of course.
Well actually I am thinking about settling there, if i am allowed immigration, but first i have to graduate from University in Vienna, Austria.

I´d like to ask you a question, if you don´t mind, and i hope that you´ll reply to me ( johnfkennedy@chello.at)
My girlfriend is from Montreal and i am going to see her in august. I´d like to surprise her with a nice and romantic dinner somewhere, I´d prefer somewhere outside with a nice view, if the weather is fine, which it should be in August (hopefully). It shouldn´t be too expensive, around 40 CAD/person would be okay. Do you know any places where we could go? You´d do me a big favour if you´d reply. I´ll be heading to Montreal on August 5th, so i hope to get some reply from you untill then!

Thank you in advance,

Jürgen
Austria

-- posted by harvardllm

Top 4. Jul 22, 2001 2:44 AM

» harvardllm - Something i have to add ;)

I read your biography so i just wanted to add that i am into civil law too, well austrian, mostly continental-european civil law and not anglo-american, but still. And i am thinking about doing some postgraduate-degree in Canada, maybe McGill or Concordia, don´t know yet.....

Yours Jürgen

-- posted by harvardllm

Top 5. Jul 25, 2001 12:16 PM

» ngoldman - Re: Something i have to add ;)

In response to message posted by harvardllm:

Hi: May I suggest the following restaurants:
-For a beautiful evening (somewhat expensive)
try Hélène de Champlain located on Ile Ste
Hélène (Tel-395-2424)- This has a beautiful view
of the St Laurent River:

-For a nice Sunday brunch-try Restuarant du Vieux
Port located at 39 St Paul E. Tel-866-3175:
You can go for brunch after you walk around Vieux
Montréal:

-For an experience of what life was like in 1691
try Le Festin du Gouverneur- located on Ile
Ste Hélène- tel- 1-800-713-0111: (514)879-1141

-Les Halles-(514)-844-2328-located at 1450 Crescent, Montreal: this restaurant recreates
the atmosphere of the famous Les Halles Parisian
market:
web page: www.restaurantleshalles.com

-Les Primeurs located in Montréal's former Rasco
Hotel (You may read my articles concerning Rasco)
295 St.Paul- tel-(514)861-5337:

-For Chinese-Piment Rouge located on Peel:

-For steak- Montréal's famous steak restaurant-
Moishe's- 3961 boul St. Laurent-
tel-(514) 845-3509

As for your studies: McGill and Université de
Montréal have post graduate law courses- Concordia
does not have a law faculty.

Regards- Norm

-- posted by ngoldman