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While you are not required to get housing insurance for your personal items, it could be a smart thing to do. Your landlord has insurance that covers the building, but not the personal belongings inside apartments.
It is imperative that you contact several insurance firms to compare the various plans and rates. Private firms and all of the major banks also offer housing insurance for tenants to protect their valuables.
You may wish to contact TD Meloche Monnex as they offer our students a rebate through a deal with Réseau HEC Montréal.
To open a utility account for gas or electricity, you need to contact the utilities companies directly:
IKEA Montréal9191 Cavendish Blvd Bus 202 at Metro Du-Collège, or Bus 100 at Metro Crémazie. (514) 738-2167 | IKEA Boucherville586, Touraine Street RTL Bus 80 at Metro Longueuil–Univ.de-Sherbrooke (450) 449-6755 |
Brault & Martineau (Liquidation Centre)3782 Côte Vertu Blvd. (Metro Côte Vertu) (514) 335-9555 | Brick (Marché Central)8701 L’Acadie Blvd. (514) 381-1313 |
Meubles usagés637 Jarry Street West Telephone : (514) 270-0275 | Entraide Montréal3756 Masson Street (in Rosemont) Téléphone : (514) 725-9192
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Bric-A-Brac9015, rue Meilleur Street Téléphone : (514) 745-5425 | Furniture Sold by Individuals
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