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ISKCON Montréal Temple

Montréal, Quebec, Canada Main Deity: Krishna

Historically important Hare Krishna temple associated with the early global expansion of ISKCON.

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About ISKCON Montréal Temple

Identity, documented context and sacred significance.

Historically important Hare Krishna temple associated with the early global expansion of ISKCON. A Krishna consciousness centre began in Montréal in 1967; the community acquired its current former Anglican church building in 1975.

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Place TypeHindu Temple
Religious TraditionHinduism
Tradition / DenominationGaudiya Vaishnavism (ISKCON)
Main DeityKrishna
LocationMontréal, Quebec, Canada
CountryCanada
Established / Period1967 (Montréal centre)
Governing BodyInternational Society for Krishna Consciousness

Faith, Tradition & Sacred Association

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Religious TraditionHinduism
Tradition / DenominationGaudiya Vaishnavism (ISKCON)
Main DeityKrishna

History & Sacred Tradition

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Historical Record

A Krishna consciousness centre began in Montréal in 1967; the community acquired its current former Anglican church building in 1975.

Sacred Tradition

Worship and kirtan honour Krishna in the Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition founded internationally by A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.

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Kirtan
aarti
Krishna devotion

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Last checked
October 15, 2026
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ISKCON Montréal