After the (oh, reasonable) excesses of the holidays and December 31st, the year always starts with renewed confidence in our ability to become -in 12 months- the terminator. A kiwi and protein every morning to run...
Every winter, Montrealers discover a passion for the weather. Here, talking about rain or shine isn't a way of passing the time in the elevator with neighbors you vaguely dislike. It's not approximate, it's not eve...
This new year, we're going to be a little more eco-friendly, aren't we? Oh, how nice it's going to be on the metro - emissions reduced to almost zero, warm weather, colorful encounters that will inspire our next novel.....
After a long night of celebration on the evening of December 31, 2025, we'll be waking up in the year 2026. Let's hope it's sunny and not too cold... In any case, we recommend a day of reflection, new resolutions a...
The year 2025 ends with a chaotic, icy reminder of January's rather dramatic storm. With an ice storm that began yesterday morning across the Quebec region, the year 2026 is set to honour the violence of the elements in...
The year 2026 begins on a Thursday . In perspective, the sky over Montreal will be clear, and if you believe in that kind of thing, it's a pretty good omen for the year to come - isn't it? If we add up the positive...
After the holidays, mulled wine, greaves, presents and children unwrapping presents at lightning speed - we're going to start 2026 with a good resolution: recycling. Do we recycle enough in Montreal? It seems we do,...
In 2026, we'll be going to the museum more - and with good reason. The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, where we can still see our favorite exhibition of the year - , has a calendar for the year that's pretty exceptional. ...
The time between Christmas and New Year's is made for doing nothing - and we're going to forget all about it when the countdown to 2026 begins on the evening of December 31. But, of course, doing nothing isn't real...
This is the time of year when we make good resolutions and, perhaps, write them down in a diary or agenda. Stop smoking, stop drinking, go to more museums, slim down, learn Mandarin, find an unexplored inner grace and g...