On weekends from January to March 2026, during the powdery heart of Quebec’s winter sports season, a shuttle bus transports Montrealers who don’t want to (or can’t) take the car to the region’s w...
In Quebec, apples are more than a product, they’re a lifestyle. We eat apples all year round in Montreal –bags and bags of them. That’s because the region is covered with orchards and, of course, we ha...
The first flurry of snow has already fallen in Montreal, and downhill ski resorts are starting to open across the region, in step with cold snaps and precipitation. Now’s the time to pick up your ski passes for&h...
This holiday season, we’re craving nostalgia. Between the fir trees in the cobbled squares of the Old Port and the large public markets that smell of mulled wine and melted…...
Although Montreal summers are quite legendary (some would say infamous), many Montrealers and visitors alike cite the holiday season as their favorite time to spend a weekend (or more) in the region. Quebec’s fir...
You can get up in the morning in Montreal, pick up a coffee to go while wading through the slop with a duffel bag under your arm, buy a magazine and a sandwich in the great hall of Gare Centrale, hop on a train and spen...
During the holiday season, it would be a shame to stay in the city every weekend – even though Montreal will be transformed into a fairy-tale setting with huge fir trees,…...
After Montreal’s first snow day on November 9, we’ve officially declared the holiday season open! Of course, we’ve already got a jam-packed calendar of our outings for the next month and a bit –&...
After spending the week running from meeting to meeting along the windy avenues of downtown Montreal, crushed by 50-storey concrete and glass skyscrapers, we deserve a little old-world charm this holiday season. Unfortu...
One of the most beautiful parts of Quebec in summer is the Eastern Townships – Montrealers go there for its lakes (which are numerous and lined with sandy beaches), for its small mountains (to climb) and for its f...
