Posted AT 5:23 PM EST on 20/08/08
Goodbye Boardwalk, hello Montreal
The Canadian Press
TORONTO Monopoly's boardwalk stroll is now a hike up Mount Royal, and getting from jail to free parking means a trip through Canada's financial capital and Stanley Park.
Hasbro Inc., announced Wednesday that Montreal, Vancouver and Toronto would be among the 22 cities included in Monopoly Here and Now: The World Edition.
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