City invites Montreal visual artists to apply for funding for studio space by March 31
Local professionals in visual arts and crafts can apply for access to a fund that helped 400 artists pay for workspaces last year.
Sutton Québec president arrested for setting fire to rival Royal LePage properties
Arson allegedly damaged a number of branches of Sutton’s real estate rivals in the Laurentians between 2017 and 2022.
City of Montreal announces $37M investment in local businesses and economic development
“Local businesses are good for neighbourhood life and the economy.”
The Habs have finally recalled Arber Xhekaj
The Sheriff is back.
MAC museum to relaunch renovation in spring 2024, reopen on Ste-Catherine in 2028
Montreal’s contemporary art museum, which has been temporarily located in Place Ville-Marie since 2021, is kicking off its 60th anniversary year with good news.
Local singer Elle Barbara joined Madonna on stage as a ‘Vogue’ judge in Montreal last night
As a house mother, activist and vogue ball organizer as well as a singer-songwriter, Barbara was an excellent choice to be Madonna’s ballroom competition judge.
“Pierre Poilievre has no respect for the truth, and it’s going to catch up with him”
Bloc Québécois leader Yves-François Blanchet did not mince words in response to the Conservative leader’s harsh criticism of him on Quebec radio.
Valérie Plante destroys Pierre Poilievre on Twitter over misinformation on housing
“‘Common sense’ also means understanding the financing mechanisms specific to each province.”
PREMIERE: Watch Paul Cargnello and Andrius Mamontovas in “Giving Tree”
The music video for the second collaboration between the Montreal singer-songwriter and Lithuanian rock star was shot in New York City.
Nadeau-Dubois slams Legault and Plamondon for not understanding severity of housing crisis
“What is most discouraging? A premier who believed in 2021 that Montreal rent cost $500, or a party leader who only discovered in 2024 that the housing crisis is a real problem?”