Montreal's new track facilities are as far removed in every sense as it's possible to be from the original temporary accommodation 40 years ago.
The pits were located on the left, a couple of hundred metres from the hairpin, immediately after what is now Turn 11. The paddock was a five-minute walk from there to the end of the rowing lake, where former boathouses provided garages; an unheard of extravagance.
The cars were parked toe to tail with very little room either side for the mechanics to do their work. The more enterprising entrants -- you won't be surprised to learn that included Bernie Ecclestone's Brabham team -- fixed up awnings alongside rented trucks to give some sort of semblance to the more usual arrangements enjoyed when travelling in Europe.