Video B-Roll available via CNW - Formula 1 racing is back, but Montreal has more!
VANCOUVER, June 12 /PRNewswire/ - Formula 1 racing is back in Montreal this weekend, but it is not the only extraordinary experience Canada's second largest city has to offer. From chic boutiques to beautiful historical streets, to multicultural flair, Montreal has more, much more. Join Canadian athlete Tania Vicent (multiple silver and bronze medal winner, Woman's Short Track Speed Skating, 1998 - 2010) as she takes you through some of Montreal's most beautiful and enticing experiences and sights (aside from high octane, high action racing of course).
Video package features a journey through Montreal that includes cycling in Old Montreal, a stop at the cities oldest chapel, and high end designer boutiques. Package also includes a feature on the Montreal Jazz Festival (both split track and English voice over versions), and general b-roll and aerials of Montreal.
------------------------------------------------------------------------- WEB Video Preview and Download link: http://ctc.pathfireondemand.com/viewpackage.action?packageid=362 TIME OF POSTING: 02:00 am Eastern DATE OF POSTING: Saturday, June 12th 2010 All video can be viewed by clicking on the link. Broadcast quality video is available for download by accredited journalists. Please contact [email protected] for access. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- STATIONS, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL: John Parker-Jervis Media Relations Officer Canadian Tourism Commission Tel 604 377-4358 [email protected]
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