I love Kids and Co Ste.Cathrine Street. My 3.5year old and 2year old have been here for almost a…read moreyear. Top rate daycare (of albeit top price rates). This is an all too rare example of a good corporate run franchise filling the Montreal void of businesses that care about customer service. Indeed Montrealers have been weaned off the idea of customer satisfaction and into the dogma of corporate skepticism (look how long they kept Starbucks at bay), but Kids and Co. has clearly benefited from corporate-HQ delegated programing and management of employee turnover. The teachers are extremely energetic and thoughtful of toddler needs and education. The ratio of kid/teacher is low! I feel this keeps employees fresh and motivated. Their general service is accommodating, receiving the kids at hours that suit our family's schedule (this is not a general philosophy of subsidized daycares that we have tried out). Complimentary service a few evenings and weekends per year is commendable. Food is fresh and regulated by nationally (presumably that assures quality/nutritional control). Educational programing is obviously more than what is provided by subsidized daycare i.e. Mini-Masters Art program, Alphabet lessons, French lessons, yoga sessions. I'm sure I've forgotten to mention many other great attributes.

My son has been in this daycare on Ste-Catherine St. since he was 9 months old. He is now 3 years…read moreold. We really appreciate how he is treated up to now. The staffs are great, dynamic, energetic and experienced. The activities are various and the food are various, well balance and healthy. I would recommend this place without hesitation. Simon U.

Étudier à l'École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) est extrêmement bien située à Montréal, au cœur…read morede la ville, ce qui est très pratique pour accéder aux nombreuses ressources et opportunités professionnelles. L'enseignement est à la fois pratique et théorique, ce qui rend les cours très enrichissants et appliqués aux réalités du monde du travail. Les professeurs sont compétents et passionnés. Le campus est moderne, avec des laboratoires et des installations de haute qualité.

I studied and this university from 1997 to 2002. At that time, it was a brand new establishment, I…read morefelt so fortunate to be able to do my Bachelor degree in engineering in this campus. The best part of this school is the fact that they keep growing and striving. Since then they built many student housings, and added many pavilions! They keep reinventing themselves and making sure they serve their student to the best. I recently returned to the school as a speaker and I could not believe my eyes. Everything as changed so much since I graduated and it looks top notch. Their student registration has increased tremendously and the quality of the teachers, professors and researchers stays as excellent as before!! I was able to meet with the same mechanical engineer teachers that thought me back when I attended the school, that means everything right! I am from Quebec City and decided to study at this school because of its reputation and I am so glad I did. I am more than a fan and very proud of being an alumni!! Way to go ETS!!

Musiprof quickly connected us with a qualified teacher who has been a joy to work with. Nick is a…read moregreat teacher who is very patient and encouraging and can tailor his lessons to children and adults alike. On the admin side, Elijah has been reliable and prompt with follow-up, and the payment method is simple and easy. A great way to find music lessons in Montreal!

So I'm walking down Wellington Avenue and I see this line up stretching down the block and around…read morethe corner and it wasn't a supermarket or restaurant take-out so I asked someone in line. It turns out Verdun has a community food bank service that helps those on limited income. When I looked at the folks in line everyone had many shopping bags in the crooks of their arms as well as their two-wheeled shopping caddy's in tow. People forget that before gentrification hit certain "hot" neighbourhoods like Verdun, it was often an economically disadvantaged area where many families, old pensioners, veterans, and the underemployed or unemployed often struggled to make ends meet, put food on the table and keep body and soul together and hence why rents were cheap and services were meagre. Gentrification may give Verdun a veneer of coolness and overpriced real estate now, but the struggling are still here in plain sight. I am lucky enough to not need the service but I came in to check it out and see how it worked. Basically, every Monday between 4-6pm at 5140 Wellington (where the old karate school was) between Desmarchais and 6th Avenue, there is a community food bank where $5 gets you a weeks work of groceries. In a giant plastic box which an army of volunteers are busy getting ready for each patron. A box is presented to you and you put your goods in your bags or caddy. Clearly, what you get will vary wildly from week to week since these are all based on donations and the work of volunteers but I saw fresh baby bok choi, tomatoes, lemons, strawberries, oranges, asparagus, red peppers, mushrooms, Italian parsley, veggie chips, a loaf of grain bread, boxed almond milk, canned soups, granola bars, pastas. The fruits and veggies actually looked in decent shape and not about to go bad at all.If you bring your own freezer pack, you get frozen meat, I saw minced veal and veal sausages. The volunteers were all young, fast and super fit. From what I understand they're always looking for help and they always need donations. With covid, many people have taken an economic hit so I'm actually glad to see services like this in my neighbourhood and the sense of community it fosters. People might struggle but at least there are decent services out there doing good work.

I had to cancel due to having covid. They refused to refund me and said I can have the date moved…read more I contacted back, the literal CEO, who was condescending and sarcastic. Essentially, go to the course if you have covid because the CEO himself cares more about his profits than your loyalty. I explained that it's quite literally impossible for someone to know 24 hours in advance that they'll get COVID, that doesn't seem to matter. He said something along the lines of: "well maybe if it's emotionally or psychologically easier for you to accept-" excuse me?! That's how you talk to a customer? Absolutely pathetic, stay away from them and go directly to the Red Cross for your course. Oh and if you feel like being mansplained, he'll gladly help with that. I feel bad for the poor employees who work there who must get humiliated and likely fired when asking for a day off, getting COVID or having someone die in the family. Impact Santé needs their money first!

This is one of my all-time favourite '5 & Dime' shops. They carry a huge selection of kitchenware…read moreitems, writing and drawing supplies, all kinds of hobby things and SO much more. The staff are friendly, helpful and courteous and will answer any questions that may arise. Well worth a visit!

The cashier with a rat tattooed on her arm cared more about reading my personal papers that doing…read morethe printing. At the end, everything was wrong and i was charged full price. The owner seems like a nice guy so not 1 star.

Really great thrift stores. It has a lot of new stuff and the good stock don't last long. So you…read morebetter go fast and early. The size and the location of this thrift store makes it a prime target for a lot of donations but also a lot of shopper. You can find really great stuff, but, you need to fight your way into the crowd.