Montreal to sign C40 Urban Nature Declaration, commits to making one-third of city green space
“We also commit to ensuring that the majority of our population has access to a green or blue space within a 15-minute walk from their home.”
A week of magical thinking about gun violence and Montreal police
A pair of daytime murders in populated areas of the city last week raised questions — and absurd theories — about the SPVM’s inability to prevent shootings.
Superorganism, World Wide Pop: REVIEW
“The London-based outfit’s sophomore LP builds upon the band’s TechniColor, youthful-sounding sonic palette while alternating lyrically between equal amounts of excitement and despair.”
Spaceman Dela & Hardbody Jones, Nobody Teaches You to Come Down: REVIEW
“An easygoing collaborative effort between a couple of convivial cosmic travellers.”
10 picks & 5 tips for the 2022 FME music festival
Rouyn-Noranda’s four-day, no-sleep, all-in Festival de Musique Emergente is on from Sept. 1 to 4.
A free outdoor screening of Dune is happening in Montreal on Sept. 4
Festival du Nouveau Cinéma is screening the 2021 Denis Villeneuve epic and other films on the weekend at Esplanade Tranquille.
Meet the Montreal Force, the city’s new women’s hockey team
Home games will be played at seven locations across Quebec for the inaugural 2022–23 season.
Léger: “There will be surprises — this election is not over”
The president of the most accurate polling firm in the country believes that the next five weeks will show some volatility in the polls.
Funny Pages is a stellar cringe comedy about youthful ambition and outsider comics
“Produced by none other than the Safdie brothers (with many alums from Good Time and Uncut Gems in supporting or bit parts), the film feels layered with grit and grease that no amount of scrubbing will release.”
Léger: “The Quebec election will be tighter than expected”
The president of the most accurate polling firm in the country believes Legault’s sizable lead will not hold. Here’s why.