It's New Year's Eve in Montreal: A massive guide to the top NYE dinners and parties from dozens of restaurants and clubs.
Les Valoristes and No Fixed Address created a purpose-built bag that reframes street collectors as essential workers.
The federal government is betting $60 billion to $90 billion that Canada can finally build what every other G7 nation already has.
ROYALMOUNT’s Salon Joséphine offers private fittings, wardrobe edits, and access to the mall's luxury brands through seven stylists with serious credentials.
She founded mmode and gave Quebec fashion a unified voice, brought the Michelin Guide to Montreal, and put the province on North America's 50 Best list.
The rapper-turned-pop-punk provocateur delivered a career-spanning set that proved his reinvention isn't just a phase.
Plus discounts on travel and glamping all across the Great White North.
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The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.
The Salon des métiers d'art du Québec takes over the Palais des congrès December 11–21 with slow shopping, exhibitions, and demonstrations of craft in action.
The Old Port's free New Year's celebration returns with Patrick Watson, Pierre Kwenders, and others leading up to a midnight countdown.
The acclaimed Notre-Dame West bistro serves its final plates December 20, with a new project on the horizon.
Montreal's heritage radio station has survived ice storms, reported defining moments in Quebec, and weathered challenges to the radio industry.
