Our February issue features the 2023 Montreal Restaurant Guide
The annual Food Issue is here.
The annual Food Issue is here.
Your daily Montreal To-Do List.
An evolving list reflecting what we’re into and where we think you’re guaranteed to get a good meal.
We spoke to festival coordinator Nadia Rousseau and spokesperson Tristan D. Lalla about what’s happening in the city for BHM.
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Proving that irony is dead here, a hijab-wearing immigrant woman of colour was bullied into apologizing for stating facts by Quebec’s whites-only cadre of free-speech warriors.
The annual food festival, culinary challenge and poutine popularity contest is back at over 1,000 restaurants across Canada.
Five illuminated tubes, now known as the “Tim Hortons Glisse Vite,” are once again being installed on the steps near Place des Arts.
Your daily Montreal To-Do List.
Montreal has spoken.
Montreal has spoken.
British mockumentary series Cunk on Earth, starring Diane Morgan, is streaming now on Netflix.
Despite the sad passing of Quebec’s Fred la Marmotte, last week’s Groundhog Day seems to have gotten Canadians in the mood for the Bill Murray classic.
The family-run sandwicheria’s new location at Time Out Market will open on Feb. 28.
Montreal has spoken.
We spoke with the producer, programming director and co-founder of the festival that’s making a comeback next month, with a lineup including Backxwash, Of Montreal and Annie-Claude Deschênes.
With the return of live shows and festivals, tons of great local artists and their fresh tracks jumped onto our radar in 2022.
A majority of Quebecers believe the Quebec government isn’t prioritizing health care spending the way it should.
“It is a move advocates say would reduce the risk to users by improving the quality of supply whilst encouraging people who use drugs to seek treatment without stigma.”
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