The holiday season is the most nostalgic and romantic of the year, and sometimes a season of intense melancholy for some. Modern life, especially in winter, can be incredibly sad, and sometimes it's hard to get into the...
-The wind will rip off the chapkas of the most fashionable among us, and we'll be holding on tight to the hands of our smallest children, lest they be swept away by the wind sweeping violently through the city streets....
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...
Of all the villages in the Eastern Townships, North Hatley is one of the most charming. It's the kind of village where Christmas decorations are the subject of official meetings, and where people debate the color and sh...
When the first snow fell on Montreal, we went for a walk along the stone streets of the Old Port. We passed under the gas streetlamps of rue Sainte-Hélène, We thought of Little Women's ribbons, London Love, Actuall...
In winter in Montreal, you can skate just about anywhere in the city, on one of the 220 outdoor rinks - either natural or refrigerated from December to April. For those who don't know how to skate, this is...
On weekends from January to March 2026, a shuttle bus transports Montrealers who don't want to (or can't) take the car to the region's winter centers... You can pack all your gear (skis, snowshoes, etc.), sit back i...
In Quebec, apples are more than a product, they're a lifestyle. We eat apples all year round in Montreal -. That's because the region is covered with orchards and, of course, we have some of the best apples in the world...
The first flurry of snow has already fallen in Montreal, and downhill ski resorts are starting to open across the region, . Now's the time to pick up your ski passes for the season, or book weekends with friends and fa...
This holiday season, we're craving nostalgia. Between in the cobbled squares of the Old Port and the , we're well served in Montreal, but we do have a few recommendations for holiday markets like those in the backwoods...