Cégep Montmorency

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CÉGEP Montmorency
Collège Montmorency

Established: November 5th, 1969
Type: CEGEP
Principal: François Allard
Students: Between 4000 and 5000 (in 2004)
Location: Laval, Quebec, Canada
Campus: Urban
Mascot: Les Nomades
Website: http://www.cmontmorency.qc.ca/

Founded on November 5, 1969, Cégep Montmorency is a Francophone Cégep (pre-university and technical college) located at 475 boulevard de l'Avenir, in Chomedey, Laval, Quebec, Canada, across the Montmorency metro station. As of 2004, it had between 4000 and 5000 students.

Montmorency basketball team are among the best in all Canada. The men and women team won many medals in the national championship. In 2006, both team won the gold medal in the national championship, the boys team winning after trailing by 19 points at the half against the home team of the tournament.Momo also have a football team who will play his first year in the Collégial AAA league, the best in league in Québec, after winning silver medal in the collégial AA league.

It is also known for its improvisation league, the MIM (Mouvement d'Improvisation de Montmorency - Montmorency Improvisation Movement), founded in the seventies, from which emerged a number of largely known (in Quebec) comedians and humorists such as Michel Courtemanche.

Despite Laval being the 3rd largest city of Quebec with a population of nearly 400,000, Montmorency is its only college, as it is not rare for students seeking a better education to prefer crossing the river south and study in Montreal, though whether quality differs between Cégeps is disputed.

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