Wikipedia:POTD row/May 7, 2006
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Montreal is the second-largest city in Canada. It sits in the southwestern corner of Quebec at the confluence of the Saint Lawrence and Ottawa Rivers. As in most parts of Quebec, French is the most commonly spoken language in the city, but there is a substantial anglophone population and many of the residents are bilingual. In 2005, it won the distinction of being chosen UNESCO's "World Book Capital City 2005–2006" due to its vibrant literary scene. Photo credit: Diliff |
