With Passeport MTL étudiant international, you will…
Passeport MTL étudiant international allows newly arrived students to discover the city’s richness and cultural diversity by offering a range of cultural activities. It grants priveleged access to a host of cultural events, special offers, and networking activities.
Expand your network by participating in exclusive activities
Broaden your experience and meet new people by participating in our monthly networking activities followed by a cultural outing.
Earn dollar credits to use on activities of your choosing
Cultural credits will be added regularly to your passport. Check your credits at any time and exchange them for admission to a wealth of cultural activities in the Greater Montréal Area.
Gain free access to Montréal’s cultural institutions
Gain free access to Montréal’s cultural establishment Your Passport also gives access to various cultural establishment that change according to the season. You can discover them at the moment that suits you and access it for free upon presentation of your card.
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Dance, history, music, cinema, theatre, visual and digital arts… Consult the online calendar to find out what’s happening in the city and easily plan your outings using our mobile app.
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For more information about your passport, please contact:
La Vitrine
2 Sainte-Catherine Street East
Montréal, Quebec H2X 1K4
514-285-4545
[email protected]
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Sunday & Monday | From 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Tuesday to Saturday | From 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM
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Canada Soccer reports 2024 loss of $4M, wants to remove deficit in 2026 825670622 173 Canada Soccer reported a loss of $4 million in 2024, up from $2.5 million the year before. The deficit is simply under the $4.2 million the governing body had actually predicted in early 2024. The space was covered by money reserves, of which Canada Soccer now has $5.9 million staying. “Better than forecasted however all of us understand that running at levels of deficit of this magnitude is not sustainable,” Canada Soccer ceo and basic secretary Kevin Blue stated in an interview.” And it is our intent to decrease the deficit for 2025 … and after that remove the deficit in ’26.” The association has actually predicted a $2.4 million deficit in 2025. The governing body reported 2024 profits of $37.546 million and expenditures of $41.117 million. In 2023, the figures were $34.505 million in earnings and $37.187 in expenditures. The 2024 profits consisted of “approaching $2 million” in philanthropy. Blue states that belongs to more than $10 million currently devoted, with the rest can be found in future years. And he prepares for more to come. Such presents assisted Canada Soccer work with nationwide group coaches Jesse Marsch and Casey Stoney. The 2024 profits consists of $7.2 million in subscription charges, $15.9 million in business and other charges, $3.7 in federal government grants and $10.7 million in FIFA and CONCACAF grants. Expenditures consisted of $21.1 million invested in nationwide groups and $6 million in “basic and administrative” expenses. According to the monetary declaration, Canada Soccer is entitled to get in between $3 million and $4 million yearly from Canadian Soccer Business, which deals with the association’s broadcasting and sponsorship rights. The CSB arrangement, which has actually been decried by nationwide group gamers who think the offer is keeping back the video game in Canada, goes through Dec. 1, 2027, “with a possible extension, at the discretion of CSB, to Dec. 31, 2037,” according to the monetary declaration. Canada Soccer and CSB, whose financier group and board consists of the Canadian Premier League owners, have actually remained in settlements about reorganizing the rights arrangement. The monetary declaration likewise keeps in mind a US$ 5 million loan that Canada Soccer got from FIFA in June 2023 as part of the world governing body’s COVID-19 Relief Plan “to assist minimize the financial impacts of the international COVID-19 pandemic.” Under the loan contract, US$ 4 million is to be invested in nationwide groups of any age classifications with US$ 1 million to be invested in “personnel expenses and the (re-) hiring of necessary personnel where needed.” The loan, which does not bring interest, is to be paid back US$ 1 million a year from 2027 through 2031.
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