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Important information you need to know, before you start your move from Montreal to Cambridge. Cambridge is a city in Ontario; Cambridge has not yet been a city as such for 3 decades as we know it in its present form. For many, this city is a place for business, but it is also a great place to live due to its thriving economy and nature stretching along the Grand River. Currently, Cambridge has a population of approximately 120,371, the majority of whom are English-speaking; however there is a significant Franco-Ontarian population in the city who are French-speaking. Quite often, language is one of the first things movers consider when leaving a city like Montreal.
Cambridge is a city capable of attracting a lot of new residents from all over the country, including the city of Montreal. The distance between Montreal and Cambridge is approximately 622 km, which translates to approximately 7 hours and 3 minutes of driving which can vary depending on the speed of the vehicle. The most direct route to Cambridge remains Highway 720 West, until you turn onto Highway 20 West. Once you cross the provincial borders, you will be driving along Ontario’s Highway 401 West. Much of your journey will be on Highway 401 until you pass through Milton and make a move to take exit 282 which will take you into the city of Cambridge. Make sure you have the appropriate road maps on the trip, as well as a portable GPS system to avoid any possible mistakes during the trip and the move.
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During your move from Montreal to Cambridge, you will pass through a number of cities such as Cornwall, Kingston, Trenton, Oshawa, Pickering, Toronto, Milton, until you finally arrive at the destination.
If post-secondary education interests you, there are two major campuses in Cambridge: the University of Waterloo School of Architecture, and Conestoga College, which opened a campus in 2009 in the area of technology and higher education. If you have children who need to attend primary or secondary school, the Waterloo Region District School Board operates 26 primary schools and 5 secondary schools. Cambridge is home to the only French Catholic secondary school called École secondaire Père-René-de-Galinée. The Waterloo Catholic District School Board operates 15 elementary schools and 2 secondary schools. Cambridge is home to one of Canada’s oldest public schools still in operation with a beautiful view of the Grand River; 150 years old, it is the Galt Collegiate Institute and Vocational school.
For the past decade, public transit throughout the city of Cambridge has been provided through Grand River Transit. The GRT operates lines throughout the Waterloo Region. Approximately 44,000 passengers daily use this system. The route also connects many routes from Cambridge to Kitchener. This form of public transportation provides an excellent mode of getting around not only around the city, but also to Kitchener and Waterloo.
GO Transit also operates a bus stop, as well as a train station near Milton that connects the city directly to Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.
The majority of new residents in a new city quite often try to find accommodations that are close to public services like hospitals or medical centers.
Cambridge Memorial Hospital is the main hospital in the city of Cambridge. Emergency services are managed from Waterloo for the entire region and surrounding areas, including Cambridge.
The City of Cambridge has the sources available to do your research before you move and find the apartment or house that is best for you. Learning about local laws and provincial laws will keep you ahead of the game when choosing a house or apartment since these laws vary from city to city.
Every year, Cambridge organizes a number of cultural events for its citizens and those of the surrounding towns. These include numerous music festivals, the annual Mill Race Festival and the Cambridge Fair which has been around for over 100 years. It would be a great idea to visit the city before your final move. A family weekend in the city will not only get you more familiar with the streets of Cambridge, but it will also give you the chance to familiarize yourself with local conditions. This gives you the opportunity to take advantage of what the city has to offer like restaurants, attractions, and accommodations. There are Steakhouses, Indian restaurants, and the famous fish and chips. In general, hotels in the city are very affordable such as Hilton Garden Inn Kitchener / Cambridge, Homewood Suites by Hilton Cambridge Waterloo and many others.
Moving from Montreal to Cambridge could be a messy affair, with many steps involved to ensure everything goes smoothly and with great care and precision. Thus, finding a reliable and experienced company in long-distance moving is very important.
A moving company in Montreal, reliable and skilled, can undoubtedly give you satisfaction and peace of mind. As a result, you can concentrate on other tasks during the move and save your precious time.
Without proper research, you may not receive quality service. Check the references of the moving company, find the references of past clients and their level of satisfaction with the work carried out by the company in question, find out if the moving company you choose carries out or has already carried out in the past moving to the city you want to go there to live.
If you have a piano to move from Montreal to Cambridge or a pool table, ask if the movers have the experience and all the necessary equipment for the move!
By choosing the ALEX economical moving service – you will ensure that your belongings and belongings will be handled safely and professionally, and that it will all be done as quickly as possible. The choice is yours!
Good luck and happy moving!
