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Former Parliament in Montreal

While Montreal was the capital of Canada from 1843 to 1849, it also hosted the parliament building.

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The building was burnt to the ground by rioters in 1849. Some of the artifacts uncovered from the site are displayed in a self-guided tour.

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Some of the artifacts uncovered from the site are displayed in a self-guided tour. Source

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  4. Notre-Dame Basilica

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  6. Mary Queen of the World Cathedral

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