*** About Lachine Canal: Lachine Canal, a significant 14.5-kilometer-long urban waterway in Montreal, Quebec, has played a pivotal role in the city's industrial history since its opening in 1825. Initially built to bypass the Lachine Rapids on the Saint Lawrence River, the canal was a critical part of Canada's industrial expansion, facilitating the transportation of goods and powering numerous factories. Nowadays, it serves recreational purposes, lined with bike paths, green spaces, and cafes, transforming into a bustling hub of leisure and cultural activities that reflect Montreal's modern lifestyle while preserving its industrial heritage.

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