1660 something... founded as a seminary by Bishop Laval... just finished attending a seminar on the history on education in Canada today...

Oh yeah. That's the way it was back then, too. I just didn't explain myself very well.

I actually just got back from Windsor last night and I was surprised at how many of the signs, drinks, etc had English and French. It was actually nice though because I realized I actually retained some of my high school french.

And for my first ever visit to Canada I just have to mention how clean everything was! Even the rundown alleys and strip clubs we saw seemed to be cleaner then some I have seen here in America. My only complaint was the people who tried to rip us off on the conversion rate when we used American money... but I guess that was our own fault for not exchanging our money right away.

I was in Windsor on teh weekend too. my hometown :) Yeah, the stores will totally rip you off with the exchange.
most food labels and any "federal" signs have to be bilingual - it's the law.

I went to a Chinese restaurant in Windsor and was quite surprised to see that the fortune in my fortune cookie was in French! I turned it over and there it was in English. I teased my Windsor friends later about taking me to a French Chinese restaurant!