PHOTOS: Pride and joy on the streets of Montreal
The annual LGBTQ2 parade was a spectacular display and celebration.
WHO MADE THIS CITY?
A Montreal traffic rant goes viral, ex-mayoral candidate Mélanie Joly brings real change (to her own party) & more in our news round-up.
The truth about Montreal’s democracy
Now that the election is done with and Denis Coderre was elected mayor, the flaws in our voting system are more apparent than ever.
Denis Coderre is our next mayor
It wasn’t a landslide victory, but Denis Coderre won yesterday’s election. So, like, what does that mean?
Does any Montrealer deserve your vote?
With the election days away, one can only ask: Do any of these people deserve to be mayor?
The best defaced mayoral campaign posters
As you may have been aware, on Nov. 3, Montreal will elect a new mayor, so the city is plastered in campaign posters, many of which have been defaced. These are some of the best examples of creative vandalism we’ve come across.
News that will make you feel some type of way
A former escort is running for Groupe Mélanie Joly, and you can now file your many and sundry language complaints to the Office québécois de la langue française online.
Here’s why Mélanie Joly matters right now
Denis Coderre may be ahead in Montreal’s mayoral polls, but Mélanie Joly, the 34-year-old dark horse, is gaining ground steadily.
The race for mayor may already be over
If polls are to be believed, Denis Coderre should feel pretty confident about being elected the next mayor of Montreal.
The mayoral campaign is underway
In 43 days, Montrealers will go to the polls and elect a new mayor, who might then resign in disgrace.