Who collects (reads the mailing list...?) vintage computers in Quebec, Canada?

I know the feeling, there are only a few other collectors here in Edmonton, and not many common interests. Gets kind of lonely at times, but then again you get the pick of what's around. I'm moving to Hong Kong at the end of the year, they view anything over 18 months as vintage :-). I'm not planning on adding too much to my collection while there. Here's a trick, or technique, that I've used for locating old workstations. Make friends with the local computer sales people (this works particularly well if you are a potential customer), they know where a lot of the old workstations are. When they sell a replacement for an old workstation, they will sometimes give credit for the old workstation, if it is traded in. The trade ins are quite often trashed, particularly if they can't be used as spare parts for another workstation that's still under maintenance. Its often cheaper for them to put the workstation someplace where you can retrieve it, then to actually pay the costs of trashing it. I've managed to acquire a number of SGI workstations in this way. -- Dr. Mark Green mark(a)cs.ualberta.ca McCalla Professor (780) 492-4584 Department of Computing Science (780) 492-1071 (FAX) University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, T6G 2H1, Canada