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    The Bulletin: Saké in the sky, basement darkwave, mechanical bulls, and Taylor Swift fireworks [Issue #140]
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    The Bulletin: Saké in the Sky, Basement Darkwave, Mechanical Bulls, and Taylor Swift Fireworks [Issue #140]

    The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.

    Old world Jewish noshes meet a new generation of cooking at Yans Deli
    J.P. Karwacki

    Old World Jewish Noshes Meet a New Generation of Cooking at Yans Deli

    Led by Joe Beef alum Benji Greenberg, this new highway-side deli blends Eastern European roots with fine-dining rigour and a family-first ethos.

    The Olympic Park asks: What do you build from a fallen roof?
    J.P. Karwacki

    The Olympic Park Asks: What Do You Build from a Fallen Roof?

    For the Games’ 50th anniversary, two new public artworks will rise from the ruins of Montreal’s most controversial structure.

    The hidden world bustling beneath Montreal’s Olympic Pyramids
    Jean Bourbeau @ URBANIA

    The Hidden World Bustling Beneath Montreal’s Olympic Pyramids

    Echoes of elegance: Inside a faded “Grand Hotel” that's lost its splendour over time.

    "A restaurant is fixed in time and place—Menu Extra is not."
    J.P. Karwacki

    "A Restaurant is Fixed in Time and Place—Menu Extra is Not."

    How a group of Le Mousso alumni laid out their own definition of dining in Montreal—all without opening a restaurant.

    Mr. Beau Type and the art of noticing
    J.P. Karwacki

    Mr. Beau Type and the Art of Noticing

    What began as a personal archive has become one of Montreal’s most quietly compelling design diaries.

    The chequered flags and crowned champions of Hochelaga’s most joyful race
    Marie Rousseau

    The Chequered Flags and Crowned Champions of Hochelaga’s Most Joyful Race

    Now a neighbourhood's proudest annual tradition, here's how far an all-access triporteur (mobility aid) course has come over the years.

    The Bulletin: Secret cafés, vinyl cults, raves in bathhouses, and one wild archive sale [Issue #139]
    The Main

    The Bulletin: Secret Cafés, Vinyl Cults, Raves in Bathhouses, and One Wild Archive Sale [Issue #139]

    The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.

    Why being weird works in Plaza St-Hubert’s new era
    J.P. Karwacki

    Why Being Weird Works in Plaza St-Hubert’s New Era

    Multilingual, weird, and working-class, Plaza St-Hubert is one of the few streets where Montreal’s past and present coexist in a uniquely local way.

    This dance party has a dress code: Inflatable
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    This Dance Party Has a Dress Code: Inflatable

    A no-water floaty party, a deep house set, and a very Montreal kind of surrealism at ROYALMOUNT.

    How the Atwater Market fed Montreal through depression and renewal
    J.P. Karwacki

    How the Atwater Market Fed Montreal Through Depression and Renewal

    A civic monument, a neighbourhood anchor, and a living archive of what Montreal eats since 1933.

    The best run clubs in Montreal for open air exercise
    Anahi Pellathy

    The Best Run Clubs in Montreal for Open Air Exercise

    Sunrise trails, post-run pints, beginners' groups—these are the Montreal running clubs taking over the city streets.

    The Bulletin: There's only one place you need to be this weekend [Issue #138]
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    The Bulletin: There's Only One Place You Need to Be This Weekend [Issue #138]

    The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.

    Fast culture is making you sick. Slow food is your rebellion.
    Emilie Madeleine

    Fast Culture is Making You Sick. Slow Food is Your Rebellion.

    I used to clock long days where time was currency: Every email was urgent, seven approval rounds, no mistakes, and it was needed yesterday. Now? I make pasta.

    This is what going out to dance looks like now
    The Main

    This is What Going Out to Dance Looks Like Now

    What does more than 3,000 people dancing midday mean for the city’s party scene? We waited for the drop at Montreal's premiere luxury mall to find out.

    Ten minutes with Denis Villeneuve
    Benoît Lelièvre @ URBANIA

    Ten Minutes with Denis Villeneuve

    Denis Villeneuve talks building trust on set and creating something epic without losing soul.

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