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Today is the first day of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This year, for the 23rd edition of the competition, the 48 participating countries will play their matches in three countries: the United States, Mexico, and C...
What if you could, all under one roof, watch live games, meet sports legends, and immerse yourself in the very culture of basketball? During the day, NBA House offers games and activities for all ages, and as n...
Cadillac cars are synonymous with America—big cars in pastel colors, sleek, stylish behemoths that can cruise across the Nevada desert and the roads of Southern California. Beyond Cadillac’s charm, it’s also a bran...
Last night, Montreal’s professional women’s hockey team, the Victoire, won the Walter Cup by defeating the Ottawa Charge. This is the third year the Victoire has qualified for the Professional Women’s Hockey League...
On Monday, May 18, the Montreal Canadiens men’s hockey team and the Victory women’s team played on the same night. The Canadiens men faced the Buffalo Sabres, and the Victory women took on the Ottawa Charge. It&...
When you think of Montreal and Quebec, many things come to mind: hockey (Go Habs Go!), artists (Riopelle, of course), the city’s modernist architecture andthe brownstonesof the Plateau, poutine, lake pontoons,...
In Montreal, we’re not really “soccer” people, except when we watch the kids play on Saturday mornings in the summer or when the World Cup is on and we’re all experts for the day. And, of course, we went through a...
Montreal wouldn’t be Montreal without the Montreal Canadiens—and its Canadian and Quebec hockey icons. During hockey season, it’s impossible not to be aware of and escape the games and their result...
The most Montreal thing you can do this January 2026 is dog face down in 40cm of powder snow, at -15 degrees celsius – and all in padded leggings and with a truly nonchalant attitude. Not only is it good for the m...
The beginning of 2026 is going to be icy and dark, like all winters. But it’s winter, so we won’t be creaking our knees because we’re about to take up yoga, will we? For a gentle start to yoga, or to j...
