Another entrance, to the Synagogue, on Kensington Ave.

The Synagogues’ corner stone that originated from Israel.

The Synagogues’ entrance on Cote St. Antoine.

Detail, near the roof, on the synagogues’ initial 1921 building,

One of the Synagogues’ corner stones.

The Synagogues’ origins date back, in Montreal, to 1846.

An interesting decorative plaque outside a house on Argyle Avenue.

A competition at the Westmount Lawn Bowling Club (founded in 1902) on a summer Saturday afternoon.

Two S.P.V.M. cadets and a member of Westmount’s Public Security unit trying to control the bicycle path’s traffic where it intersects a public road.

It has been nearly a month since I started photographing this family of Mallards in the park’s lagoon. The ducklings are growing nicely; and thankfully, are all still accounted for.

It’s always nice to find old hand-lettered signs that haven’t been lost under years of paint. This one is on a building, in a lane behind Greene Avenue.