“It feels like a musical, but it’s fully a pop concert. I’m like, ‘Let’s go out there and give them a fucking arena show they would get at the Bell Centre in Montreal, and do it in a smaller venue. We can give these people what they deserve.’”
Your daily Montreal To-Do List, Thanksgiving weekend edition.
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“Less than 1 in 3 Canadians believe Pierre Poilievre is the best choice for prime minister.”
Sean Baker’s Palme d’Or-winning “Anora” is among the major titles from the festival circuit coming to FNC 2024.
“A celebration of the iconic dish from Japan.”
“I take no joy in writing reviews like this, but Jaja, a small-plates and natural-wine restaurant in Mile End, was disappointing in exactly the ways I feared it would be.”
The most promising plays, dance productions and exhibitions in Montreal this season.
Your daily Montreal To-Do List, Thanksgiving weekend edition.
Your daily Montreal to-do list.
Montreal has spoken.
Montreal has spoken.
The film’s first ever local screenings in 35mm will take place at the Cinémathèque Québécoise from Nov. 5 to 20, and at the Nov. 1 premiere at Théâtre Outremont, with the director and stars in attendance.
Montreal has spoken.
An under-the-radar hit hiding in plain sight.
“Another lights-out record by a lights-out band.”
“Over the past decade, Montreal’s PyPy achieved cult status with one release and crazy live shows. Sacred Times cranks up the madness to an unadulterated 11.”
35% of Quebecers support Quebec independence — no higher than a decade ago.
“These criminal acts will never be tolerated and the perpetrators will face justice.”
Your daily Montreal To-Do List, Thanksgiving weekend edition.
Your daily Montreal to-do list.
