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Thanksgiving Monday calls for something grounded—catch live sports or an evening show that feels like an event.
Mostly live music and sports tonight—but check the weather alert before deciding.
Friday through Sunday has hockey, metal, and some solid indie acts if the weather holds.
Parks are all free entry, but it's 13°C and cloudy with a weather alert—bundle up or stay close to home.
Dinner and a show—or just a long meal somewhere warm while the weather stays grey.
Cold and cloudy, so indoor museums or a warm meal beats the parks today.
Fair warning: 13°C, cloudy, and there's a weather alert. Parks are free but dress warm and stay flexible.
A few live shows after 8pm, or settle into a bar-side dinner as the night goes late.
Montreal police are investigating a car fire Friday night on Papillon Street as deliberately set, with the vehicle now a total loss.
The SPVM is expanding its nearly 50-person unit with new resources to intensify investigations into pimping, child exploitation and online predators.
Analysis of 6.1 million self-reported pain records from 118 countries reveals sharpest increases before age 55, while women consistently report higher pain levels than men across nearly every age.
Friday afternoon brings a 40 per cent chance of showers and thunderstorms with highs near 13°C; weekend clears but temperatures stay cool.
Icelandic pop from Dadi Freyr anchors a rain-heavy week; indie and metal shows fill the gaps between wet days.
Read the feature →MAPAQ warns customers who bought Hummus Halal from the Rue Jarry location to check their packaging date and discard the product if it matches the affected lot.
A survey of 250+ foodservice operators reveals the ceiling for price increases—and what some Montreal restaurants are doing instead.
Au péché mignon products contain wheat, soy, milk and sulfites not listed on labels — ministry warns people with allergies not to consume.
The Montreal artist's new book uses animal metaphors to explore life after receiving an autism diagnosis at 38, continuing themes from her acclaimed earlier work Femme caméléon.
The French author discusses forced labour camps, scientific erasure under authoritarianism, and why his two main characters are women.
The Belgian-born producer's three nights with the OSM at Maison symphonique are already full, blending EDM and orchestral music with an 80-person choir and conductor Dina Gilbert.
Massive emergency response on Guy and Notre-Dame—at least 7 fire trucks and 5 police cars, with barricades up on several blocks. No word yet on what happened.
Beaver Lake was buzzing Sunday with people picnicking and paddling on the water. Fall colours everywhere.
Marathon de Montréal went down this morning and people are sharing their takes. Metro was smooth, volunteers were solid, logistics were A1—but so many cardboard cups at hydration stations and clothing abandoned at the start. Wondering if that gear's actually making it to charity.
Montreal surgeon got fired by Lasik MD over allegations of involvement in an escort network. The internet's got questions.
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