Poetic, sophisticated, and very, very beautiful—that's what we said to each other as we left the Duceppe Theater after seeing Tupqan, Our Inner Territories. The play is a co-production of the Ondinnok com...
The snow is melting, but the wind is freezing in Montreal, and when you look up, the end of winter is confusing and rather unpleasant. Lots of slush, a return to our cocoon of down jackets and sweaters, a...
The weather was a little bit nice in Montreal this week, and suddenly we have a crazy urge to hop on a Vespa and tour the suburbs, hang out in the streets of the Old Port daydreaming, and fall in love wit...
What will we do when spring returns? Head to the countryside with our rain boots (the same ones we've had for 10 years, which are a bit embarrassing because of their condition but protect us from the mud)...
The Hudson's Bay Company declared bankruptcy last year, celebrating its 355th anniversary. It is a company that has its origins in the early days of "Canada," when English settlers began trading with the...
Spring is coming, and in Quebec, that means it's time to go for a drive in the countryside. When the snow melts and the ground thaws, you suddenly smell the scent of pine trees and wet earth, taste the sa...
From February 27 to March 7, 2026, the Montréal En Lumière festival will be held in downtown Montréal for its 27th edition. This year's program includes arts, music, gastronomy, outdoor activities for fam...
International Women's Rights Day (March 8) is a day to celebrate the ongoing struggles of women (and anyone who identifies as a woman) for equality, rights, and existence around the world. Of course,...
Starting next week, temperatures will rise above freezing and the snow will melt and flow from the top of Mount Royal down to the St. Lawrence River, flooding our ankles and turning the streets of Montre...
The Filministes Festival, which screens the best of feminist and queer cinema every winter in Montreal, is one of our favorite festivals of the year—for the short film screenings in theaters where we die...