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Mont-Royal

American  
[mawn-rwa-yal] / mɔ̃ rwaˈyal /

noun

  1. a town in S Quebec, in E Canada: suburb of Montreal.


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Hip short-term rental purveyor Sonder has added 251 units in Montreal since March 2020, including a 53-unit location in the perennially cool neighborhood Plateau Mont-Royal.

From Washington Post

Thirty minutes later, the skyline of Montreal, with its massive cross on top of Mont-Royal, was in sight.

From Washington Post

Visitors can ski and hike within city limits at Mont-Royal park, and Montreal is frequently used as a jumping-off point to plentiful outdoor activities throughout the province.

From Washington Post

Trudeau has won three elections in Papineau, home to one of the country’s poorest postal codes – a contrast with neighbouring Mont-Royal, the wealthy riding where his father held a seat.

From The Guardian

A few streets farther east on Avenue du Mont-Royal, Marie Bouchard, a 23-year-old political science student at Université de Montréal, was munching on a sandwich at a cafe.

From New York Times