If you're on the island of Montreal, some great things that you can do, some historical things, the Oratois de Saint-Joseph, it's huge, it's big. Another thing that if you're on the island of Montreal, the old port by the waterfront, that's really nice too. Just going and visiting the shops in downtown, that's also fun if you're on the island of Montreal, just visiting all the little boutiques and stuff like that.
If you ever are in Winnipeg, Winnipeg is one of the oldest cities in Canada and so there's a lot of history there. Go see all of the historical monuments. Go see the government buildings. They're probably the oldest buildings there and they're beautiful. And the Royal Canadian Mint is in Winnipeg. There's the fort. There's so many things you can do. If you're in other parts, just see what the local people say. See what you can see. Maybe go for a hike. Even though it's flat, there's still hikes to do.
There's so much to see and do in Edmonton. You're gonna find so much. We went curling, Moutard Conservatory, the ledge, West Edmonton Mall, Telescience Center. So much fun. Five pin bowling. Also so much fun. I'm definitely not good at it. It's a lot harder than 10 pin but it is so fun.
There are so many things to do in Montreal, especially because it is a big city, there's a lot of history behind it, there's lots of restaurants that you can go to, and if you have time, definitely going to see the cathedrals in downtown Montreal. Just walking downtown Montreal is so beautiful, and if you're ever out in the country, going to what they call La Cabana Sucre, which is like a sugar house, and it's just so so good, and it's an awesome like a once-in-a-lifetime experience.