Situated close to downtown Montreal in the historic municipality of Westmount, Congregation Shaar Hashomayim is the oldest and largest Ashkenazic synagogue in Canada. Originally located on St. Constant Street and then on McGill College Avenue, the ... >>

Temple Lien Hoa is located in Brossard, Québec. For many Vietnamese-Canadian refugees, the establishment of pagodas was an important step in preserving their cultural identity abroad. As early as September 1975, a group of first-wave ... >>

St. Mark's Chapel is located on the campus of Bishop's University and Champlain Regional College. This historic chapel was consecrated in 1857 by George Jehoshaphat Mountain, the third Anglican Bishop of Quebec. With funds collected by Jasper Hume ... >>

Sufism is the pulsing heart of Islam. Sufis strive to embody the way of Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, and the rest (peace be upon them). The Naqshbandi-Haqqani variety is by striving in love: always remember the Source; polish the heart's mirror from all ... >>

St. Dominic Church of Quebec: The church has an exceptional artistic and cultural heritage value. Architect J. Albert LaRue of Montréal made use of the English neo-Gothic style in a most striking fashion. The stained-glass windows, produced ... >>

Saint George Antiochian Orthodox Church in Montreal is Canada's first and oldest Middle-Eastern orthodox church. >>

The little chapel of Tadoussac in Quebec, built in 1747, is the oldest wooden church still in existence in North America. The first mass was celebrated here by the Jesuits in 1750. You will find several religious objects on display, as well as an ... >>

The Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue of Montreal also known as Shearith Israel is a Montreal synagogue, located on St. Kevin Street in Snowdon, which is the oldest Jewish congregation in Canada. The Congregation traces its history back to 1760 and ... >>