Montreal has ranked #1 in Canada for architectural appreciation
Montreal and Ottawa are the only cities in Canada where a majority of residents admire the architecture that surrounds them.
Montreal and Ottawa are the only cities in Canada where a majority of residents admire the architecture that surrounds them.
Montreal topped the list ahead of Brooklyn and San Francisco.
While Poilievre has a strong lead among Conservative voters, Charest is the more popular candidate among all Canadians.
The Conservatives are now polling 6 points below their 2021 election result.
“An independent investigation will shed light on the cancellation of the parade and make recommendations to ensure the success of future editions.”
A new theatrical run for yet another edit of Francis Ford Coppola’s 1979 classic illuminates questions about its place in cinema history.
“A celebration of the iconic dish from Japan.”
RIP Gordie Lewis of Canadian punk icons Teenage Head.
The Sandman has debuted at #1.
The Conservatives are now polling 6 points below their 2021 election result.
Similarly, just 23% of Parti Québécois supporters believe that Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is the best choice to run the province.
The Canadian tennis star spoke about his admiration for Price, despite being a Leafs fan.
We spoke to Shapovalov about that epic 2017 match against Nadal, aspiring to Federer greatness, making music, eating poutine, the other Denis Shapovalov and more.
The stadium may have been pricey, but it’s a beauty in its own right.
Montreal radio royalty Terry DiMonte and more of your favourite old and new media outlets, accounts and personalities.
32% of millennials have purchased cryptocurrency.
“What does that mean for internet prices in Canada? Nothing good.”
Canadians are most likely to place the blame on staffing shortages in baggage handling and security at airports.
Festivals, fireworks and bagels — all reasons to visit Montreal.
“The study confirms what many of us feared: Bill 21 has worsened perceptions of religious minorities while making those minorities feel marginalized in their own home.”
PLUS the vaccine, Black Friday fallout, smoke-bumming etiquette, loving the new St-Denis & more!
Dep owner Yogesh Patel on how business has changed.
Heroes emerged as European leagues wrapped their seasons, our CF rebranded with a nod to the city’s soccer past and more.
“Basketball is lifting up year after year. Having the (Alliance), having all of those players come from overseas to Canada, it’s giving a lot of exposure. The future is bright in Montreal.”
“Hilariously, the strain of this DLYS Sabrevois grow lot is called ‘Skunk Shocker’ (whatever the flying fuck that means), so I know I’m in for a treat.”
From the choice of stations to the timing of the free weekend project, the city’s plan doesn’t gel with its supposed goal of encouraging transit use.