From: John Charlton (johncharlton_at_mac.com)
Date: Thu Mar 27 2003 - 13:57:07 PST
Googling for "Le Poutinier":
778 Rue Principale
Saint-Albert, QC J0A 1E0
819.353.1655
Unfortunately the map link yields nothing. Or the middle of Quebec,
about the same thing.
You could try this link:
http://qc.finditincanada.ca/app/search?qry=poutine
or:
http://www.quebecregion.com/e/
recherche.asp?KW=poutine&x=0&y=0&iViewPage=1
This is about the best map I could find:
No kidding!
Anyone got a long/lat for it?
On Thursday, Mar 27, 2003, at 16:16 America/Montreal, Peter Fraser
wrote:
> i'm trying to mapquest a town called "St-Albert" in Quebec, but no
> luck. How far out of Montreal is it, and on what road?
>
>> Sure! Travel to Quebec, in Canada. Check about in between Montreal and
>> Quebec City, on the south. There is a small place named St-Albert.
>> They used
>> to serve all kind of flavors for poutine. The name of the place is,
>> aptly,
>> named "Le Poutinier". You can't miss it, it's about the only
>> restaurant in
>> the village!
>>
>> -Laurent.
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