Since we’re already tired of the digital-film-IMAX debate over summer blockbusters, and since we want to throw our cell phones into the Canal at least once a day and read books and eat ice cream without k...
Since we’re already sick of the “digital vs. movie theater vs. IMAX” debate over summer blockbusters, and since we want to toss our phones into the Canal at least once a day, read books, and eat ice cream...
Have you noticed that the sky over Montreal has been more turbulent than usual this summer? More thunder, more rain, days so humid that we hang out in our apartments in swimsuits until the sun goes down,...
Montreal’s “skyline,” like that of other somewhat financial cities in North America, is recognizable to a certain extent. It consists of towers against a blue sky, and some have a shape that’s a little di...
On Friday evening, June 19, 2026, Theater 1 at the Cinéma du Parc was packed to the brim. It was the final night of the Canadian tour for the film *Our Hero, Balthazar*, and the tiny team from WG Producti...
Montreal is one of the greenest cities in the world, even if it doesn’t always feel that way. Especially in the summer, especially during heat waves and when the sky is colored by Canadian wildfires, espe...
On the night of Wednesday, August 12, to Thursday, August 13, 2026, if the sky is clear and light pollution is low (let’s set a reminder right now: turn off the lights), we’ll be able to see 50 shooting s...
Because while Montreal’s leaden sky and hot asphalt are poetic, this summer we’re craving fine sand and the green of Quebec’s spruce forests to recharge—we’re craving the wild, the natural, and the protec...
In the summer, for several days (or even weeks), there’s something strange about Montreal.The light filtering down from the clouds is reddish-orange, not white, and the sky is milky and heavy. It’s hard t...
Montreal International Airport, known to Montrealers simply by its code YUL (pronounced “yool”) or, more officially, Pierre Elliott Trudeau Airport, is very close to downtown. But, unfortunately, with the...