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Our definitive history of Montreal's Atwater Market
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
Sunrise trails, post-run pints, beginners' groups—these are the Montreal running clubs taking over the city streets.
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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.
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.
The best things to do in Montreal during August
Montreal leans into the end of summer with cultural celebrations, top-level sports, global street eats, and genre-spanning music festivals.
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
Denis Villeneuve talks building trust on set and creating something epic without losing soul.
Saint-Léonard’s Fringale food festival is back for its second edition
The second edition of the SDC Jean-Talon Est’s month-long culinary event celebrates Saint-Léonard’s immigrant cultures through exclusive dishes from 20 local restaurants.
From the pitch to the people: Your complete guide to GOAL MTL 2025
Soccer, street food, DJs, and community—Montreal’s free festival of sport and culture returns for its 15th edition.
GOAL MTL 2025 is where football meets community, culture, and good causes
Competition becomes collaboration at this interactive Montreal sports charity where the city explores the cultures of health, wellness, and inclusivity through play.
Les Filles Fattoush brings Syrian home cooking to stay at Jean-Talon Market
A lifeline for women rebuilding their lives through food, this Montreal social enterprise now has a permanent space for its dishes and stories.
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The Bulletin: Two massive street fairs, wheelchair races, and pedal-powered slushies [Issue #137]
The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.
The Mile End's Dalmata Gelateria started out with one rogue soft-serve machine
What began as an off-menu experiment at Le Violon is now Mile End’s charming new shop for swirled ice cream.
Demons, wonders, and 100 films worth watching at the Cinémathèque québécoise this summer
A two-month journey through fantasy cinema in Montreal, from Méliès to Miyazaki: What a century of films tells us about imagination, myth, and moviegoing.
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The Bulletin: Everywhere you look, it's Berlin DJs, flying bodies, pyrotechnics, and circus battles [Issue #136]
The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.