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Montreal, Canada - July 26, 2008: Place Jacques Cartier (Jacques Cartier Square), Nelson Column and Montreal City Hall (Hotel de Ville de Montreal) with its copper roof. The City Hall was built in Second Empire Style between 1872 and 1878.

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