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	The Ultimate Montreal - American History Information Guide and Reference
		Montrealers volunteered to serve in the army to defend Canada during World War I, but most French Montrealers opposed mandatory conscription.
		A resident of Montreal is known as a Montrealer in English, and a Montréalais(e) in French.
		Most Montrealers speak French as their first language[2]; a sizeable minority speak English, but a majority of residents have at least a working knowledge of both languages.
	www.historymania.com /american_history/Montreal (4144 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/List of Montrealers
		This is a list of notable people from Montreal.
		René Balcer, television writer and producer, famous for the US television show: Law and Order
		Kai Nielsen, famous contemporary atheist/naturalist philosopher at Concordia University
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/List_of_famous_Montrealers (867 words)

	[ruv.net] Freelance Designer : : Montreal, Quebec, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Montrealers volunteered to serve in the army to defend Canada during World War I, but most French Montrealers opposed mandatory conscription.
		He urged Montrealers to ignore the federal government's registry of all men and women because he believed it would lead to conscription.
		A resident of Montreal is known as a Montrealer in English, and a Montréalais(e) in French.
	www.ruv.net /Montreal__Quebec__Canada.1643.0.html (4304 words)

	dose :: a quick list of Montrealers doing stuff :: January :: 2007
		Julien’s bitchin’ cause Montrealers aren’t talking up their projects, I think, or because we don’t have a more “official” community of geeks.
		We do gain from growing the community for lots of reasons - find partners to work on stuff, brainstorm ideas, network (who knows who I know or someone knows that might be of value to someone else), etc.
		Closer-knit communities benefit because they help each other out more than we do right now as Montrealers.
	dosemagazine.blogsome.com /2007/01/27/a-quick-list-of-montrealers-doing-stuff (654 words)

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