I’ve lived in Montreal for three years, drawn by its reputation as the best city for students. The city’s charm, affordability, and vibrant culture captivated me from the start. But now, I’m ready to move on. Join me as I reflect on my journey, explore the beautiful Old Port, and share the highs and lows of my Montreal experience. From the thrill of summer to the challenges of the language barrier, and my decision to leave, I’ll take you through it all. Montreal is a city of contrasts, and my story captures the essence of living, studying, and eventually moving away from this unique place. Au revoir, Montreal!

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