Looking for an internship in Montreal now! You will find below some useful info for you facilitate your research.
You can first look for placements on websites such as Craigslist, Kijiji, where we have listed all our apartments where you would seek shelter. On both sites we post sometimes advertisements for internships in our company.

However, you can always search for internships directly on our websites if you have a specific idea of what you are looking for. And can be an internship in our office would be an interesting option. Ask our services.

Our companies MontrealStays, MyStudioMontreal, Torontostays, OttawaStays, PanamaStays specialize exclusively in the rental of studios, suites, luxury apartments fully furnished and equipped for short or long term.

Regarding the procedures for applying visa for your internship, try to take a minimum in advance because they can be quite long for various reasons.

I wish you all good luck and a pleasant stay in Montreal!

You come from abroad for vacations, internships, travel au pair, a business trip, a change of life and countries, or you are coming from Canada and want a change, and you you always ask the question is where you will stay.

Indeed you will leave your usual habitat where you have all your everyday comfort and generally you want a home or rental has a minimum of comfort so that it resembles as much as possiblestaff accommodation. We offer just that as we have been able to recreate this atmosphere by offering furnished apartments with all comforts. And in downtown, that is to say that everything you want is within reach.

So be it, you can enjoy all the comfort and feel it is the activities that you planned, work, study or vacation.

Here is a list below of each metro station that are next to our apartments in Montreal.

Place des Arts

The Place des Arts is a major performing arts centre. It is located in the eastern part of the city’s downtown in an area now known as the Quartier des Spectacles. The complex is home to the Opera of Montreal, the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, the Grands Ballets Canadiens, the Contemporary Art Museum of Montreal, the Maisonneuve and Jean-Duceppe theatres, and the Imperial cinema centre. For example, the Place des Arts hosts every summer the Jazz festival that lasts for approximately three weeks and many other festivals or events. The Place des Arts is also close to the Vieux-Port which generally attracts lots of tourists. Since it is located downtown stores, restaurants, grocery stores, nightclubs, and more amenities are really close to your apartments. You can also find the Desjardins complex with its mall, parking lot, and its big square that hosts diverse festivals in Montreal.

Guy-Concordia

The Concordia area is a neighbourhood redevelopment project centered around Concordia’s University. In this area, there are a bunch of things to do due to its location. It is next to Sainte Catherine Street where you can find all types of restaurants; it goes from fast food to casual and fine dining restaurants. You can also find any international food you wish to eat. You may also want to go shopping or go for a walk there is everything you need at only a few minutes from your apartment.

Berri-UQAM

Located in the Quartier Latin which is an area surrounded by UQAM and Saint Denis Street, between downtown and the Gay Village. This area is well known for its theatres, artistic atmosphere, cafes, and boutiques. In this area, there is also the great library of Quebec, Montreal buses transit center. There are also lots of bars, cafes, restaurants, bakeries, etc.

Atwater

Between Westmount and Montreal, the Atwater area provides you an AMC cinema, two malls, and some squares (e.g. Cabot Square). At a reasonable walking distance from downtown which means from all the amenities.

Laurier

The Laurier station is not far from Saint Laurent Boulevard as well as the Sherbrooke station. If you have wished for a stay a bit more quiet and cool, you may opt for an apartment in this area. However, if you choose an apartment in that area you will not be far from Saint Denis Street and Saint Laurent Boulevard which are two busy streets where you can find some restaurants, shops, supermarkets, nightclubs, bars, cafes, etc. In this area, you might want to go for a walk in the Sir Wilfried Laurier Park and you might also want to visit the Saint Denis Church.

Sherbrooke

Close to Saint Louis Park and a pedestrian street called Prince Arthur Street which meets the Saint Laurent Boulevard. The Saint Laurent Boulevard is a busy street with lots of fine dining restaurants, casual restaurants, nightclubs, shops. The station is also close to the La Fontaine Park with its ponds. The location of the apartments near Sherbrooke station is a very quiet area; while at the same time the apartments are not far from downtown Montreal. Saint Denis Street which is also just next to Sherbrooke station also provides lots of restaurants, bars, nightclubs, and shops.

The festivals during the year:

Once you are on the Saint Laurent Boulevard you may want to go to the huge Mont Royal Park where every Sunday during summer there is Les Tams-Tams du Mont-Royal from May 2 to Sept 26.

Every summer you can also go to Sainte Helene Island and Notre-Dame Island which host every Sunday Les Piknic Electronik from May 23 to Nov 3, 2010.

International pyrotechnic art competition July 10, 17, 24, 31 and Aug 7, 14, 2010

Website’s list for all the festivals along the year:

http://www.go-montreal.com/attraction_events.htm