at hotel mount stephen is in the golden square mile and it's a historic building that has been converted into a five star hotel with lots of high tech gadgets my name is enter on now oh man i'm the general manager of the mount stephen hotel we are standing in the lobby of the hotel and as you see opened up last year in may two thousand and seventeen behind me lays the historical piano which was made for george stephen back in it's heaven it's a combination of the old and the new and it's a great combination and i'm sitting here with my dear friend a response back and he has been a long time friend so the goal square mile is this  but not like before doing paintings i do a lot of study so i work with people in mental health so that's maybe the inspiration of the faces that's what i do like you can see like multiple faces so that's that's where i'm going right now i have some work in our care of shanghai right now so my my agent is representing me there sometimes i add something a collar decided to set aside his practice as a lawyer and dedicate himself full time to the art of collecting why because he believed that a deep appreciation of history and of a country's culture heritage was fundamental in deepening and expanding our sense of identity and he traveled far and wide across canada to seek out the most compelling objects that could communicate vividly the stories anniversary in two thousand and twenty one it's coming soon we are a social history museum who really tells the stories of montrealers and of montreal we have an exceptional collection of over a one million  nations in this country exhibiting costumes from our collection the exhibit is called wearing our intensity and what it shows is how important is the costumes we work very closely with  collaboration with the indigenous communities and our people here at the museum we do have a totem pole very remarkable what comes from western canada from the idea of community as many upscale restaurants to feast this is exciting local y egypt but that we try to fool really local for a lot of things but there are some products you can't you can't go local and like people really love the octopus simpson we put it in one day a special like four years ago we put it and of course they come back to you because you're very special thank you very much it was a pleasure  changed under versified over the following century so today you have a church of people from different parts of the world different languages we have a service at the start of every year represents maybe twenty to thirty different nations as well as english speaking and french speaking people here in montreal the church is historic it's of significance within the city and the sense of the cit history there's a number of different stay in glass windows and different plots on memorial in the church with regard to a number of significant people on families who hope to not only to ship montreal but also and many respects ship canada we are a multicultural diverse congregation and the people of many faiths many christian background and indeed people who come for the music for the my name is anna grace i'm curator of modern art at the montreal museum of fine arts and co curator with elizabeth hutton turner of the alexander calder radical inventor exhibition so we're in the rd room of the calder exhibition it's the  there's a retrospective of the american artist alexander calder in canada the exhibition is also traveling to us trail yet and it's the opportunity to really discover the full scope of this american artists career he spent half his life in france united states and he's really known as the american who made sculpture move i'm standing here in front of one of calder's major inventions are a group of them these mo biles in fact the word mo bile was added to the webster's dictionary and fifty four to describe these forms that call their invented where we have often suspended form there works that this engineer trained artist devised so that these flat forms would occupy astonishingly array of objects that he produced in his lifetime in one thousand nine hundred and sixty seven called there was a world renowned artist and the organizers of the world's fair in montreal expos sixty seven invited color to make a wax museum and montreal you know it's amazing wax they look so real as you walk through the rooms and feel like someone staring at you hi there my name is similar to i'm manager at the museum get it right in montreal it's a museum about wax that shows that open in two thousand and thirteen  katy perry tiger woods celine dion and so many others montreal is a town of many choices when it comes to food