I really like the idea of this thing, and despite my rusty writing skills, I may actually give it a try next year.

• Visit http://www.nanowrimo.org/

An informal cycling group that I might try riding with in the spring. That is if they're still active.

• Visit http://www.irregulars.ca/

Slow Twitch is a great site for triathlon articles and reviews. I highly recommend looking through it.

• Visit http://www.slowtwitch.com/

A French Quebec version of You Tube, but I'm afraid that English content isn't welcome.

• Visit http://www.tontuyau.com/

This blog tracks what's happening locally, and generally provides links to the local media.

• Visit http://w5.montreal.com/mtlweblog/

This is a multi person blog run by Metro blog. The content is often interesting, and I check it regularly. I've been wondering how once becomes a contributor to it. Metro Blog run server other city blogs around the world.

• Visit http://montreal.metblogs.com/

This is a good local blog, and the winner of the best Canadian Personal Blog Award.

• Visit http://www.blork.org/blorkblog/

A documentary that my friend Mia is making about Lara Roxx, the local porn star who contracted aids when she went to work in the industry in LA.

• Visit http://www.insidelararoxx.com/

My friend Mia's photography site. She's a good photographer who specializes in the sexual.

• Visit http://www.miadonovan.com/

A montreal counter culture / activist site.

• Visit http://www.uberculture.org/

An sketchbook blog... I love this loose leaf art.

• Visit http://les-carnets-de-lours.blogspot.com/

I think this might be my favorite local blog. It's well written, full of character, and exposes an interesiting side of Montreal. It's author Kristian has also co-written a Montreal tour guide called "Montreal: Unknown City". I'll post a review of the guide once I read it.

• Visit http://coolopolis.blogspot.com/

A Montreal training center with Endless pools available.

• Visit http://www.v3sports.ca/pages/home.html

A great space for art, shows, and getting your electro groove on.

• Visit http://www.sat.qc.ca/

I like these guys (who I'm pretty sure I don't know), and I like the idea of this flickr pool that they've got going.

• Visit http://www.flickr.com/groups/midnightpoutine/

Blogging about music, arts and pop culture - podcasting music mixes and geek news, from indie rock to electro pop - Weblog et podcast portant sur la vie, la musique, les arts et la culture populaire - Montreal.

• Visit http://www.mcturgeon.com/blog/

YULBlog is a list of Montreal bloggers and a place to find out about the latest in person activities.

• Visit http://yulblog.org/

Montrealers need Midnight Poutine. It's a personal ongoing account of the city's happenings. It's a delicious high-fat source of rants, raves and musings. It provides the insight you never find in newspapers and the details and tangents that would never fit in a weekly. It possesses cheese-like flexibility. It's sometimes snarky, often unusual and always informative. Your order has arrived. Dig in.

• Visit http://midnightpoutine.ca/

Canada's provincial triathlon body.

• Visit http://triathloncanada.com/

Quebec's provincial triathlon body.

• Visit http://www.triathlonquebec.org/