Observations from Montreal
The Conservatives need to dump Pierre Poilievre and his divisive politics.
The Conservatives need to dump Pierre Poilievre and his divisive politics.
There’s no diplomacy when it comes to the American president.
The ride-hailing app is currently recruiting in Montreal and across Quebec, offering a $250 bonus to new drivers.
45 years after the first Quebec referendum, Canada is still searching for a path to economic sovereignty.
A large majority of Canadians in every province say they would vote no in a referendum on separating from Canada.
The Conservatives need to dump Pierre Poilievre and his divisive politics.
We spoke with the booking director for Piknic Électronik about their new stage and 2025 program highlights while dancing with an alligator and talking to a snail.
Montreal has spoken.
Just 22% of Montrealers have a positive opinion of the Conservative Party leader.
“The CPC isn’t as much a political party as it is a ChatGPT-based slogan-generating algorithm speaking through the mouth of everyone’s least favourite muppet.”
The revolving door for coaches keeps on turning.
From Canada to Latin America to Europe, food is more than mere fan fuel — it’s a bridge between cultures and a reflection of local identity.
Montreal has spoken.
The stadium may have been pricey, but it’s a beauty in its own right.
When it comes to video editing, the free online video editor CapCut is one of the best tools available.
While “greed-flation” appears to be the new normal at the corporate level, this Quebec-based ISP continues to distinguish themselves from “big Telco BS.”
Montreal has spoken.
Canada was also named the second safest country in the world for people of colour and LGBTQIA+ travellers.
“As Canadians prepare to vote, experts have identified significant external and internal threats to our democracy.”
PLUS the vaccine, Black Friday fallout, smoke-bumming etiquette, loving the new St-Denis & more!
Dep owner Yogesh Patel on how business has changed.
The revolving door for coaches keeps on turning.
We spoke with Montreal Alliance’s Ahmed Hill and Chris Smith about the season, the team and the tournament.
Fleurs de Lise – Le Passe Partout brought on greasy cravings and heightened feels for music.
“That such an idea would even be considered in 2024 is indicative of broader problems of perspective regarding public transit that bedevil our society.”