This winter, the McCord Stewart Museum's "Au Menu: une histoire de restaurants" exhibition presents 70 years of dining in Montreal. Every month in Montreal, a new restaurant opens, announcing a new menu, a new chef o...
Panettone is a sweet Italian bread invented by a Milanese bakery and eaten during the festive season in Italy and around the world. Traditionally, panettone is baked with candied fruit and raisins. It is served with...
As 2026 approaches in our rearview and , the city's streets are more or less hostile. We've already changed our car tires and shoes, and covered ourselves in layers and layers of knitted wool and technical fabric. ...
On December 1, 2025, the Fondation du Centre Hospitalier Universitaire (CHU) Sainte-Justine in Montreal launched the 18th edition of its Grand Sapin. The Grand Sapin is a fundraising event in support of mother-and-ch...
Temperatures are dropping fast this December,. It's going to be cold, but that's no big deal, because it means But skiing is expensive. And in addition to equipment - including boots, skis and quarter-zip - and tran...
Be careful this week on the streets of Montreal! Those desperately clinging to their Sambas quickly discovered Monday morning that much of the city's cracked sidewalks are covered in a thin but slippery layer of ice. ...
The holiday season is upon us - and some Montrealers have already hung spruce wreaths on their front doors, and switched from black coffee to one with a hint of paparmane. In the streets, it smells of snow and cinnamon...
December begins in Montreal with a flurry of snow, a little freezing rain (ouch) and a big blue sky. We're entering the twelfth month of the year, but we're already in the last lunar cycle of 2025, and on December 4, th...
Ah, Ciné-cadeau! For Montrealers and Quebecers, the mere mention of the name invokes an intense wave of nostalgia and image-sound flashes like acid flashbacks of bits of Die Hard,Asterix and Cleopatra and La Guerre des...
Montreal is shivering under a light white coat and the sun is setting earlier and earlier. We were forced to swap our patent shoes and stiletto boots for boots with the little studs underneath. We feared, and rightly so...