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Because there’s more to the city than lining up in the Old Port and Plateau.
Forget the same tired “best-of” lists—how about a fast-paced, no-fluff Montreal guide made for readers who want to see the way locals actually live?
These three neighbourhoods prove there’s more to Montreal than the usual stops.
DJ Hidi maps out his ideal Saturday night route based on where he wants to dance.
For multidisciplinary artist PONY, a good Saturday night starts early and ends early (on Sunday morning, that is).
For this actor, Montreal is a city that’s as romantic as it is full of surprises.
In a world that rarely knows how to talk about disability, the Montreal writer and cartoonist found a new way to speak.
Two jampacked days of art, food, music, and a whole lot of sidewalk energy turn Mile End's streets into a massive block party.
How a chance encounter with Arcade Fire in Montreal turned into a cross-cultural collaboration rooted in rhythm, resistance, and home.
Through acrylic paintings, Underwood preserves landmarks and streetscapes from a city she never really left.
Four days of street food, sake, style, and a stylish Shiba Inu show along the Lachine Canal in Griffintown.
A practical (and unofficial) guide to navigating three days of ideas, labs, and unexpected connections—this is how to do C2 like a local.
Not your typical heritage project: In kitchens, galleries, and community halls, a louder, richer story is emerging.
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Soak up the first signs of spring and shake off what’s left of winter with the best things to do in Montreal right now.
Lightspeed CEO Dax Dasilva tells the story of how a design-first POS system became a global commerce engine.
From cider crawls and kimono parades to electro Sundays and neighbourhood street fests—Montreal in May doesn’t slow down.
Because there’s more to the city than lining up in the Old Port and Plateau.
Forget the same tired “best-of” lists—how about a fast-paced, no-fluff Montreal guide made for readers who want to see the way locals actually live?
These three neighbourhoods prove there’s more to Montreal than the usual stops.
DJ Hidi maps out his ideal Saturday night route based on where he wants to dance.
For multidisciplinary artist PONY, a good Saturday night starts early and ends early (on Sunday morning, that is).
For this actor, Montreal is a city that’s as romantic as it is full of surprises.
In a world that rarely knows how to talk about disability, the Montreal writer and cartoonist found a new way to speak.
Two jampacked days of art, food, music, and a whole lot of sidewalk energy turn Mile End's streets into a massive block party.
How a chance encounter with Arcade Fire in Montreal turned into a cross-cultural collaboration rooted in rhythm, resistance, and home.
Through acrylic paintings, Underwood preserves landmarks and streetscapes from a city she never really left.
Four days of street food, sake, style, and a stylish Shiba Inu show along the Lachine Canal in Griffintown.
A practical (and unofficial) guide to navigating three days of ideas, labs, and unexpected connections—this is how to do C2 like a local.
Not your typical heritage project: In kitchens, galleries, and community halls, a louder, richer story is emerging.
Soak up the first signs of spring and shake off what’s left of winter with the best things to do in Montreal right now.
Lightspeed CEO Dax Dasilva tells the story of how a design-first POS system became a global commerce engine.
From cider crawls and kimono parades to electro Sundays and neighbourhood street fests—Montreal in May doesn’t slow down.
