Things to know before your arrival
Macdonald College Campus
Housing
2011
McGill University
Campus Housing
(514) 398-7716
You will find, enclosed, all the information you need before your movein our Macdonald Campus of McGill University.
WELCOME
to the Macdonald Campus of McGill
University! In this document, you will find most of the information
that you require as a resident on campus. There is basic information
about the campus and housing, as well as general information about the
city of Montreal, the bus routes on the island, banking, groceries, etc. all important information for you to enjoy to your stay on the
Macdonald Campus.
Glossary
Introduction to Macdonald Campus
Airport to Residence
Residences (what to bring/buy/ and where)
Information about residences
Parking
Post Office
Banking
Sweet tooth
Keep the shape!
Housing for parents/siblings/relatives
Downtown Montreal
Transportation
Doctors’ clinics
Transportation Maps
Photos Gallery
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Introduction to Macdonald Campus
The Macdonald Campus of McGill University is located on the part of Montreal Island
which is called the West Island. Established in 1905 by William C. Macdonald, after two
years of planning and construction, Macdonald Campus officially opened its doors in
1907, in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue. In 1943, John W. McConnell, a well-known business
man and also a newspaper publisher, purchased an adjacent 1,380 acres farm and donated
it to Macdonald College, totalizing its size to 1,600 acres (6,5 squared kilometers). At its
beginning created to teach agriculture, the campus became the Macdonald Campus of
McGill University in 1972, now offering
many different university programs. In
1981, McGill University leased a portion
of the campus to the newly-created
CEGEP John Abbott College, which
permanently purchased its portion in
2002. On September 26, 2006, the
Campus was celebrating the centenary of
its opening.
LIFE IN RESIDENCE
Airport to Residence
Upon arriving in Montreal at the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Airport in Dorval there are two
ways of getting to the Macdonald Campus – either by taxi or bus.
Taxi
The average taxi ride from the airport to the campus is about $40 and would take
approximately 20 minutes. Taxis can be found just outside the ‘Arrivals’ area of the
airport. If you take a taxi, be sure to tell the driver that you want to go to the Macdonald
Campus in Ste-Anne de Bellevue; otherwise you may be taken to the downtown McGill
campus.
Bus
The cost is $3.00 (exact change only) and you must ask the bus driver for a transfer
ticket. Just outside the airport, you will find the bus stop for bus number 204 (buses come
every 30 minutes approximately). Take the bus to the Dorval circle stop and then take bus
number 211 (comes every fifteen minutes) or 221 (express bus that runs during the rush
hours of the day). However, make sure the bus is going to Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue and not
downtown Montreal. The Macdonald Campus is the last stop (total time about 35
minutes).
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Residences – Laird Hall and EcoResidence
Laird Hall Residence
In the Laird Hall residence, the student’s room includes a desk, a chair, a bed with
linens, shelving above the desk, dresser with drawers and a mirror, storage closet..
In Laird Hall, each floor has its own common kitchen that is shared by all students who
live on the floor. The kitchens come equipped with multiple refrigerators, stoves and
microwaves. Students are given a mini-locker for which to store their cooking supplies
(pots, pans, dishes, etc) and there are many
tables and chairs for students who wish to eat in
the adjacent dining area. Also on co-ed
undergraduate floors, there is a common TV
room, separate washrooms for males and
females. There are also laundry facilities on
each floor. .
All the common areas are maintained on a daily
basis by the cleaning staff; however, we are
expecting that the residents be respectful of their
environment, especially since they share this
environment with a lot of other residents.
Ecoresidence
In the EcoResidences, the student’ room includes a bed (the students must supply their
own linens), a desk, a chair and 3-tier dresser.
In the EcoResidence, whether it be a duplex (2
rooms) or a sixplex (6 rooms), both types of
housing are fully furnished. . Microwave and
toaster are not supplied. There are two laundry
rooms in the EcoResidence area that are at the
students’ disposal and are run by a money
laundry card. Students are responsible to clean
up their units. - There is no cleaning or linen
service available.
What to bring with you to residence?
In both Laird Hall and the EcoResidence, certain items are essential. Kitchen supplies are
primarily essential in both residences. Pots, pans, kettle, coffee maker, plates, glasses, etc.
are all needed, however, the students are not allowed any items that would be considered
‘fire hazards’ in their rooms: this includes hot plates and microwaves. In Laird Hall we
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suggest that students bring, their own bar size refrigerator (5 cubic feet maximum) . You
must bring anything necessary for the bathroom: towels, soap, etc. A desk lamp is
suggested as it is not supplied. Optional items to bring would be an extra pillow and a
comforter. In the EcoResidence, bed linen is not supplied, therefore students are
responsible for their own bedding materials. A computer room is available in the Laird
Hall basement if the student does not own a labtop and/or computer
Where to buy items once you have arrived?
 Wal-Mart
17,000 Route Trans-Canada
Kirkland
Tel: 514-695-3040
All household item needs - supplies for the kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, selected
groceries, clothing, etc.
 By car, take Highway 40 east and get off at the St-Charles exit. Entrance to the
store will be on your right hand side off the service road. To drive back to
campus, take Highway 40 west and exit at Ste-Anne de Bellevue. By bus, take
bus 210 from the Macdonald Campus terminus and get off at the stop right near
the Esso gas station on St-Charles and Hymus. From there walk north about 2
minutes and you will see the Wal-Mart. If need be, ask the driver to notify you
when this stop will be. To get back to campus, you will need to cross the over
path (over highway 40) go on the service road and walk to Berne Street where
you will find 210 west bus stop.Fairview Shopping Centre
Located off Highway 40 exit St-Jean
You will find clothing stores, electronics, hairdresser, kitchen/bathroom stores,
The Baie, Sears, etc.
By car, take Highway 40 east and get off at the St-Jean exit; you will see the mall
on your left hand side just before the exit. At the lights, turn left and to enter the
parking lot you will have to get back on the service road in the Highway 40 west
direction and enter from there. To get back to campus, get back on Highway 40
west and take the Ste-Anne de Bellevue exit.
By bus, take bus 200 from the Macdonald Campus terminus and get off at the last
stop which is the Fairview Pointe-Claire shopping terminus. To get back to
campus, take the bus 200 all the way to the Macdonald Campus terminus.
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 Future Shop
Complexe Pointe Claire
121 - 6321 Transcanadien Highway
Tel : (514) 428-1999 For computers, electronics, refrigerators.
(**Future Shop has a home delivery system for the refrigerators.)
By car, take Highway 40 east and get off at the St-Jean exit. At the lights you will
turn left and will see the plaza on your right hand side (it is across the street from
the Fairview mall). Entrance to the plaza is at your second set of lights on the
right hand side.
By bus, take bus 200 from the Macdonald Campus terminus and get off at the stop
right near the plaza shopping centre. To get back to the campus, the easiest route
is to walk to the Fairview shopping centre bus plaza and take bus 200 from there.
 Canadian Tire
You will find furniture, electronics, items for the home and garden.
By car, take Highway 40 east and get off at the St-Charles exit. At the lights turn
left (go north on Ste-Charles) and at your second set of lights (Brunswick) take
right. There is a service road that leads to both stores, located side by side, and it
is the first street on your right hand side. To get back to campus, hook up to the
Highway 40 service roads and get back on the highway and exit at Ste-Anne de
Bellevue.
By bus, take bus 200/211/221 from the Macdonald Campus (remember to get a
transfer ticket as well) to St-Charles and the Lakeshore Road (you can ask the bus
driver when to get off). From there, transfer to bus 201 and take this bus north on
St-Charles until you pass over the Highway 40 overpass. Get off at the stop near
Brunswick Boulevard and St-Charles. From there you will have to walk about 10
minutes to the stores. To get back to the campus, take the 201 South on St-Charles
and then hook up to any bus along the Lakeshore Road (bus 200/211/221).
Where are located the groceries?
 Marché Richelieu: 33 St-Pierre Street in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue
Small grocery store, walking distance from the campus.
 Provigo: along Morgan street in Baie D’Urfé
 There is a bus from front of Laird Hall residence every Tuesday night
at 7pm that will bring you to the store – it is Free to residents.
 The store can also be accessed by public transportation bus
200/211/221 to stop on Morgan and Lakeshore Road – walk north up the
street to the end.
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 Metro: on St-Charles south of highway 20 and Lakeshore Road
 Take bus 200/211/221 to the stop on St-Charles and Lakeshore Road –
then walk north, just past the McDonald.
 Also in the area is the Beaconsfield Shopping Plaza – with a Metro,
Pharmaprix, etc.
Information about residences
 Leases
Both copies must be returned signed to Gerry Chevalier at the Campus Housing
Office. You can pick up a copy of your lease when you move in. You will need a
copy to open a bank account in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, for proof of residency and to
obtain a library card, should you wish, from the library in Ste-Anne.
 Linen
A linen service is provided to you in the Laird Hall residence only. EcoResidents
must bring their own linen upon moving in. In Laird Hall, you pay a mandatory 25.
activity fee. This service provides a fund for students to organize different social
activities during the academic year.
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Keys
Keys are available on Sunday, August 28th between 13h00 and 17h00 in the Laird
Hall Foyer. For early arrivals, contact Campus Housing to make necessary
arrangements for keys to be left at Campus Security Office. If arrival is after August
28th, keys can be picked up from the Campus Housing Office Monday to Friday
during business hours or at Security Office any other time.
Make sure to return your keys at the housing office at the end of
the academic year or penalty fees will be charged to your account.
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Phone/Internet in Residences
McGill NCS (Network and Communications Services) offers telephone
service and high-speed data connections in each rooms to students
living in McGill residences. During the first two weeks of school, the
service is free. Free wireless connection is available at all time in the
Laird Hall Foyer.
There are a variety of packages to choose from (Prices as per the 2011-2012 academic
year):
Option 1 – Voice Only Bundle  $300 ($37.50 per month)
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Option 2 – Data Only Bundle  $400 ($50.00 per month)
Option 3 – Voice and Data Bundle  $500 ($62.50 per month)
All three options are offered from - August 28th to April 30th.
Telephone set available for $20 – students will receive a McGill NCS telephone set
which they can keep. A long distance plan is also available.
For students with laptop, there are many free wireless zones on the Macdonald Campus
as well as the downtown McGill Campus. These zones include most public areas such as
the Macdonald Library, Centennial Centre, Laird Hall lobby, and parts of the MacdonaldStewart building.
How to reach NCS?
Network and Communications Services
Burnside Hall
805 Sherbrooke St W
Room 112
Montreal, H3A 2K6
Tel: (514)398-8686
Fax: (514) 398-2800
Toll-Free: 866-338-8686
(North America only)
Web: http://www.mcgill.ca/rezphone/
Parking
Students who park their vehicule on campus must purchase a parking pass at the Security
Office located in the Laird Hall , room 101. Parking decal cost $200.00 for the entire
academic year.. When purchasing a decal, the student must specify that they are living in
residence and bring the car registration.
Post Office(s)
Located in Laird Hall. Students living in Laird Hall are assigned a mail box upon arrival
day. EcoResidence students must present themselves to the Post Office and pay a $5
deposit for their mail box key.
Mailing address for student’s mail is:
Name
Box Number
21,111 Lakeshore Road,
Ste-Anne de Bellevue
QC, H9X 3V9.
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Please be advised that we do not accept mail for anyone other than Macdonald students this includes other family member, friends, etc.
Another Post Office is located at 49 Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue Street. Their counter service
is open from 9:30am to 5pm. Uniprix pharmacy in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue also offers
postal services.
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Banking
BMO is the only Bank in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue. To set up an account, you will have to
bring a copy of your lease to the bank to show proof of residency. The banking hours are
from Monday to Wednesday 10am to 8pm and Thursday and Friday 10am to 4pm.
A Royal Bank ATM bank machine is available in the Laird Hall Foyer.
The address for the BMO is Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue is:
93, Ste-Anne’s Street
Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Québec
H9X 1L9
Tel: (514) 457-9766
http://www.bmo.com
Cafeterias
In both Laird Hall and the EcoResidence there are fully equipped
kitchens at the disposal of the students in residence to cook their meals.
There is NO meal plan offered at either residence. However, if students
do not wish to cook for themselves, a “Commuter Meal Plan” is offered
by the McGill Food Services Department. The "Commuter" meal plan
is designed for all students living off campus or for those students who
buy the occasional meal or snack on campus, and who want the convenience of not
carrying cash to purchase food. Other advantages are:
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It can be used at 15 different locations on both campuses
It is our most popular plan
There is no expiry date on the plan
The base amount is $300.
Communter meal plan can be purchased on Minerva
Top-ups available
The unused portion is refundable upon request
On the Macdonald Campus, the Link Café, located in the Mac-Stewart building is open
weekdays for breadfast and dinner.
Keep the shape!
Gym
The Athletic Facilities offer gym, fitness rooms, arena. Use of the Athletic Facilties is
included in the Student Service Fees. Go on the sport centre website to obtain a list of
the team sports practiced on the campus.
http://macdonaldcampusathletics.mcgill.ca/
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Bikes
Bikes can be borrowed from the Security Office, located in room 101, Laird Hall. This
service is free of charge. Student needs to present a valid McGill ID card. If you decide
to bring your own bike, there are many bicycle racks all around the campus. During the
winter, there is a room in Laird Hall basement where you can store your bike for the cold
season.
Housing for Parents/Siblings/Relatives
Parents and other family members who accompany students on
their move in are not allowed to stay within the residence with
their children. There are many places located close to the
residence, either by bus, walk or car which are available at a
minimal cost.
1 – B & B The Gables
Tel: (514) 697-3609
54 Gable Court
Beaconsfield, Qc H9W 5H4
- located in Beaconsfield (a few minutes drive from the campus)
2- Macdonald Campus Faculty Club
Tel.: (514) 398.7994
Address:
Tadja Hall Faculty Club
Macdonald Campus, McGill University
21,082 Lakeshore Road
Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC, H9X 3V9
Contact: Connie Turnbull: tadjahall@mcgill.ca
Website: http://www.mcgill.ca/tadjahall/
Farther east and about a 10 minute drive from campus (also accessible by Bus 200) there
are three hotels.
1 – Comfort Inn Montreal Airport
700 boul. St. Jean, Pointe-Claire
Tel: (514) 697-6210
- Check in 3pm/Out 12 noon
- 20 minutes by car from downtown Montreal
- Complimentary continental breakfast
2 – Holiday Inn – Pointe-Claire-Montreal Airport
6700 Trans Canada HWY, Pointe-Claire
Tel: (514) 697-7110
- Check in 3pm/Out 12 noon
- Indoor pool/Gym
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3- Hampton Inn
1900 Trans Canada Highway
Dorval, Quebec, Canada, H9P2N4
Tel.: (514) 633-8243
Downtown Montreal
Buses run on a regular basis from the Macdonald Campus terminus to the LionelGroulx metro station. Travel time from Macdonald to downtown is about 1 hour.
 How to get downtown by Bus?
Take either the 211 or 221 bus from the Macdonald Campus terminus all the
way to the Lionel-Groulx metro (last stop). Make sure to get a transfer ticket
from the bus driver and this will grant you access to the metro.
 How to get back to Macdonald by Bus?
Directions are basically the same as getting there. For the metro, make sure to
take it in the direction of Angrignon and get off at the Lionel-Groulx stop.
Metro hours are from 5:30am to 12:30am from Sunday to Friday, and from
5:30 am to 1:00 am on Saturday. If you are heading back to the West Island
during the early hours of the morning you would have to catch bus 356 (late
night bus) from Atwater and Ste-Catherine street. This bus runs from 1:30am
to 4:30am and the bus comes once every hour.
 How to get downtown by Car?
Take Highway 20 east (access to the highway from the campus -take the
Lakeshore Road as if going into Ste-Anne’s and turn right on Maple Avenue
and at the end of the street is access to the highway). Exit at rue Guy and at
lights go straight up to either Ste-Catherine or Sherbrooke streets – both are
main artery streets in the downtown sector.
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Top Montreal Attractions
 Ste-Catherine’s Street
 St-Laurent’s Street
 Crescent’s Street
 Montreal Casino
 Old Montreal/Old Port
 St. Joseph’s Oratory
 La Ronde amusement park (seasonal)
 The Biodome
 Notre-Dame Basilica
 Mount Royal
 The Botanical Garden and Insectarium
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Popular Hotels and Accommodations in Montreal
 Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth
 Holiday Inn – Montreal (Midtown)
 Delta Montreal
 Marriott Chateau Champlain
 Inter-Continental – Montreal
Transportation
Inter-Campus Shuttle Bus Service
A shuttle bus that runs from the Macdonald campus to the downtown campus. The
shuttle, refer to the link for additional information.
http://www.mcgill.ca/transport/shuttle/
Buses
Bus and metro tickets can be purchased at different locations. For those using public
transportation frequently, it is suggested to buy an OPUS card which will allow students
to benefit from reduced fares. For more information visit:
http://www.stm.info/English/tarification/a-opus.htm
- Bus 221 – is an express bus that runs during peak rush hours from the Macdonald
Campus terminus in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue to the Lionel-Groulx metro station downtown
on Atwater Street. It hits a few major streets in the West Island but runs mostly along
Highway 20.
-Bus 211 – also leaves from the Macdonald Campus terminus but takes a longer route
downtown to Lionel-Groulx, along the Lakeshore Road. There are many more stops on
the major roads (St-Charles, St-Jean, and Boulevard Des Sources) and more connections
that students can make to other bus routes.
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-Bus 200 – runs from the Macdonald Campus terminus to the Fairview Pointe-Claire
terminus on St-Jean. It passes many grocery stores, convenience shops, clinics, etc
-Bus 201 – this bus does a loop of St-Charles and St-Jean, again a very good accessible
bus to many shops, restaurants, etc.
-Bus 204 – this is your airport bus that you can take if you arrive in from the Pierre Elliott
Trudeau Airport in Dorval. You can use this bus to access the Dorval circle and many
other bus routes in the area.
-Bus 210 – this bus takes you to Walmart/Dollarama and other shops on St-Charles blvd.
in Kirkland.
Commuter Trains
Convenient access to downtown Montreal, the train takes about 45 minutes to get to
central downtown and the last stop is at the Bell Centre along De la Gauchetière Ouest,
which is just two blocks south of Ste-Catherine Street. The train costs $7 each way. The
Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue station is about a 10 minute walk from campus and train tickets
can be purchased from the machines along the train platform – but come with proper
change. Trains run from 6am on weekdays until 12am, and then at sporadic times
throughout the rest of the day. Trains from downtown to Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue during
the later afternoon run more frequently.
More information can be found on the AMT web site at
http://www.amt.qc.ca/tc/train/index.asp
Doctors’ clinics
In the West Island
 Lakeshore Hospital – for emergencies. Take bus 200 and get off at the stop along
Hymus and Stillview and walk down the street about 2 minutes and you will find
the hospital on your right hand side. However, if it is an emergency, call 911 and
have an ambulance pick you up.
 Southwest One – Walk-in clinic. Located across the street from the Lakeshore
Hospital and has x-ray facilities. Take bus 200 and get off at the stop along
Hymus and Stillview and walk down the street about 2 minutes and you will find
the clinic on your left hand side.
 CLSC – located along rue Cartier in Pointe-Claire. Take bus 211 or 221 and get
off at the stop on rue Cartier. It is found at the end of the street, just near Highway
20.
 Uniprix – Drugstore located at 88 rue Sainte-Anne, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
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Transportation Maps
Montreal Metro Map
http://www.stm.info/English/metro/a-mapmet.htm
Bus and metro maps can be found at http://www.stcum.qc.ca/English/a-somm.htm
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Photo Gallery
Around Campus near Laird Hall
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Laird Hall
This hall of Residence made possible through the generosity of the friends and graduates
of McGill University in the 1956 McGill fund campaign is named Laird Hall in
recognition of the contribution to Macdonald College and McGill University of Dean
Sinclair Laird, M.A., B. Phil, D.PAED, LL.D. who served as professor of education and
director of the school for teachers from 1913 until his retirement in 1949.
The hallways
In Laird Hall, there are two wings in the
buildings. There are the floors 1A, 2A and
3A, which are mostly for undergraduate
students, and there are the floors 1, 2, 3, 4 and
5, which are smaller floors with less people
and which are mostly kept for graduate
students. On the graduate floors, there is
approximately 20 people who shares the
common areas, while on the undergraduate
floors, there is approximately 60 people
sharing the common areas.
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The rooms
The following picture is a double room. The other side of
the room is the same size than the portion on the picture.
Also, what we do not see are the closets. There is a large
area of storage in the room. The white blankets and pillow
case are furnished and are already on the bed when the
student move in, but the extra red blanket has been brought
by the student. Also, the lamp is not provided in the room. .
The extra blanket and the lamp are things we recommend
that students bring with them in residence. The student is
also allowed to have a small fridge of approximately five
cubic feet in his room, instead of sharing the common
fridges with the other residents on his floor.
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The kitchen
Each floor has its own kitchen. The kitchen on the bigger floor consists of four stoves,
four fridges, four sinks, and garbage cans. Every resident has to bring his own cooking
gear and dish soap. After each meal cooked, students have to clean their dishes and put
everything back in order.
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The dining room
The dining room is annexed to the kitchen.
You also find in the dining room a row of
lockers. These serve to put your cooking
gear. The lockers are not assigned, the
residents pick the locker they want, and they
bring their own padlock to lock it.
The bathrooms
On each floor, there is a washroom.
On the mixed floors (2A and 3A),
there are two washrooms, one for
men and one for women. All the
common areas are maintained by
the staff maintenance.
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In the washrooms, there are showers, as
well as bathtubs. They are all separated
by curtains.
The laundry room
There is also a laundry room on each floor. When the residents move in residences, a
magnetic laundry card is
given to each student. The
students load it with
money with a machine in
the Laird Hall entrance.
The cost is $1.75 for a
regular wash, and $1.50
for the dryer. In the
laundry room, you will
also find an iron pan to
iron your clothes.
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The living room
As well, there is a common living room on each floor, with couches and television with
cable.
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Room Christine Gagnon
This room bears its name
in memory of Christine
Gagnon, a graduate
student at McGill
University, who in 1996
was selected to present her
research in the AIN (now
ASNS) Graduate Student
Competition at the
Experimental Biology
meeting and in the CSNS
Graduate Student
Competition at the CFBS
Meeting. She deceased in
a tragic accident.
It is a living room where
residents like to gather
together to have a good time.
You can find a pool table, a
baby foot table, a television
and many couches in this
room.
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Laird Hall lobby
In the lobby, access to wireless internet is free. There are armchairs and couches, a table,
a photocopier and vending machines. Also, the mailboxes of the Laird Hall residents are
in this lobby. Lobby is only available to Laird Hall residents.
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The study room
Laird Hall also offers a study room where
students can study and do projects in
quiet and calmness. This room is located
in the basement of the building, near the
room Christine Gagnon.
The lab
Also in the basement, there is a
computer lab. There are many
computers available, but there are no
printers. To print your papers, you will
have to go to the campus library.
There is a limited time that students
can use the computers, and during midsemester, this room is very busy and it
will be hard to find a free computer. It
is better to own a laptop.
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Ecoresidence
The EcoResidence is without a doubt, McGill's most innovative of residences. From the
shell of an old residence, the EcoResidence was created out of almost completely
recycled materials. The 100-student complex of duplexes and sixplexes offers a beautiful
environment..
The Ecoresidence offers apartments shared by six persons, and apartments shared by two
persons. As well, there are two laundry rooms at the Ecoresidences.
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The kitchen
This picture is one of
a kitchen in a
sixplex. The kitchen
provides the
residents with one
fridge, one oven, a
table set with six
chairs. The residents
have to bring their
own micro-waves
and toasters.
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The dining room
The dining room in the sixplex.
The dining room in the two-plex.
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The living room
These are the living rooms in the
apartments. In the duplexes, there is only
one living room. In the sixplexes, there
are two living rooms, one on the first floor and one on the second floor. The television is
not provided in the apartment, you have to bring your own television.
Living room in two-plex.
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Second Floor living room in sixplex.
The bedroom
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Each resident of the apartments
has his own single room. In the
Ecoresidence, no blankets are
provided. Therefore, the resident
has to bring everything. The only
things that are furnished are the
bed, the mattress (with no
sheets), the desk and a chair. If
you want to bring a desk lamp, it
would be an excellent idea.
Laudry room at Ecoresidence.
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Back Parking at Ecoresidence
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