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    The Bulletin: Inside the city’s casse-croûte kingdom, ‘accidentally’ working for Montreal’s Mafia, what Toronto can learn from our nightlife scene, and more [Issue #9]

    Maybe we’re just hungry for more Montreal, but this edition of The Main’s Montreal Bulletin—a collection of what has happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal—starts out on an edible note in more ways than one.

    Par The Main26 janvier 2023 - Read time: 8 min
    The Bulletin: Inside the city’s casse-croûte kingdom, ‘accidentally’ working for Montreal’s Mafia, what Toronto can learn from our nightlife scene, and more [Issue #9]Another week, another AI-generated image. This week features a classic Montreal diner scene on a sunny, winter day.

    This week we’ve got six-course dinners served in punk houses, DJ sets in a Japanese restaurant speakeasy, and places to trip out on edible with (no, not Igloofest), while our news round-up features the city’s diner culture, cannolis being code for assassination targets, and all kinds of other tasty curios.

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    • Grab all your edibles and go check out the new show transformé at Oasis Immersion, an “immersive experience… developed from works originally designed for virtual reality headsets.”
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