Colorful striped flags lined up on the southern edge of Parc La Fontaine in Montréal (Québec).

Love this funky mural on Mont-Royal street in Montréal (Québec).

Colorful Montréal (Québec) mural in the Plateau area on St. Denis street.

The big orange. Hot dogs and hot rods can be found at this Montreal landmark, the Orange Julep. You can also get poutine and the orange julep drink. Until about 10 years ago, waitresses on roller skates/blades took/delivered your order at your car/table.

Source: Wikipedia

Really nice serif typography found on the original Renaud & Cie sign in lower Québec City. The newer sans serif sign is pretty good too. Renaud & Cie is a restaurant/kitchen supply store. The company was founded in the 1850s by Jean-Baptiste Renaud who was a produce merchant.

Source: Dictionary of Canadian Biography

A mix of type finds at a cute little sheep’s wool products boutique, Lambert & Co., at the foot of Le Château Frontenac in Upper Québec City. The serifs are Bernhard Modern (by Lucian Bernhard, 1937).

Quirky custom lettering for Restaurant Le Continental. Awkward ‘o’ but cool swash.

Love the curved type for John Darlington clothing store and tailoring in Upper Québec City. The Darlington family occupied the space since 1854, but the building dates back to 1775 where s Mr. Calhoun established a general merchandise store.

Source: Google

The beautiful sci-fi architecture of 1976 Montreal Olympic Stadium (Québec).

It’s only fitting to share this bright red Montréal 1976 Olympic Games swag bag, found at an exhibit in the Vieux-Port (Montréal, Québec).