Montreal Visitor Information
Territorial acknowledgement
We acknowledge that the lands on which we will gather in Tiohtià:ke/Montréal are part of an ancestral territory which has long served as a place of life, meetings, and exchanges between Indigenous peoples, notably the Kanien'kehá:ka nation (sometimes known as Mohawk). We honor, respect, and recognize those nations who have never ceded their rights or sovereign authority over the lands and waters on which we gather.1
In the interest of advancing truth, reconciliation, and justice, we invite you to learn more about the history, resilience, and modern culture of the Kanien’kehá:ka nation, and to explore the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 Calls to Action.
- Kanien’kehá:ka profile
- Indigenous Tourism Kanien’kehá:ka Nation
- Kahnawake photo/video archive
- Kanien’kehá:ka peoples in Canada
- Kahnawake history
- TRC 94 Calls to Action
eTA/Visa info
- Information on visiting Canada
- Find out if you need a visa or eTA
- Apply for an eTA
- Please only apply for an eTA through this link. Do not use third party application services as they will cost significantly more and take longer. An eTA will only cost $7 and takes about 15 minutes to process via the official link above.
- Apply for a visitor visa - please contact us if you require an invitation letter for your visa application
Public transit
- STM Network Maps
- L'Occasionnelle transit card
- Free travel for children
- 747 Shuttle from airport to downtown
Lunch options near venue
- You'll find a great variety of lunch options around the Quartier des Spectacles. Some recommendations will be shared as the conference approaches.