Culture & History Montreal: Where French Rebels, Irish Gangs, and Wood-Fired Bagels Built a City on a Frozen River
A city founded by French Catholics, burned by the British, rebuilt by Irish refugees, Jewish bakers, and Haitian immigrants—Montreal is North America's most complicated island. Wood-fired bagels, a 30-kilometre underground city, and the French question, answered over smoked meat.
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