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Catch Oumou Sangaré's rare Montreal stop, or laugh at Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais if comedy's more your speed.
Tuesday's got Oumou Sangaré, live comedy, and a solid indie show — pick your vibe.
Cirque du Soleil Echo, Pink Floyd immersive show, Broadway, and live electronica — weekend's packed.
Parks are your jam Tuesday night — pick a green space and breathe.
World music or comedy for the soundtrack, then dinner somewhere solid — Oumou Sangaré sets a mood.
Daytime swimming finals at Olympic Park are cool if kids dig sport; otherwise parks are the move.
22°C, partly cloudy, and no rain — Tuesday's your outdoor day. Hit a park before sunset.
Zeds Dead goes till dawn if you're ready, otherwise grab late food and call it a night.
Quebec added 34 municipalities to its enhanced monitoring zone Tuesday as northward spread of the disease accelerates, with 76 cases reported so far in 2026.
From July 14-20, Place des Festivals and Esplanade Tranquille host 80 free outdoor performances, bringing over 700 artists from 30+ countries to the city.
The province has added restrictions near forested areas as dry conditions persist and 270 fires have burned over 70,000 hectares so far this year.
The Mexican family ensemble, rooted in Veracruz tradition, performs this week celebrating music that blends indigenous, African, and Spanish roots.
Oumou Sangaré brings Mali's blues tradition to MTELUS on Tuesday; Snoop Dogg heads to Pointe-Calumet for a Sunday beach show; the week splits sharp—clear and warm through Wednesday, then wet from Thursday onward.
Read the feature →Rôtisserie La Lune, Limbo, Sushi Nishinokaze, and Pasta Pooks were selected by Canada's 100 Best, representing Mile End, Little Italy, and the city's casual fine-dining scene.
Café Pista, Café Saint-Henri, Micro Espresso and Café Éclair made the World's 100 Best Coffee Shops list after judges evaluated over 4,600 establishments.
Economy Minister Bernard Drainville announced Friday that funding will support about 10 projects focused on attracting next-generation chefs and strengthening local supply chains.
The Montreal-born actor defined the stage with a 38-year run of the beloved comedy sketch show and starred in Lance et compte, Les Boys, and La petite vie.
Sarah-Maude Beauchesne and Nicola Morel's characters grapple with infidelity, parenthood, and relationship turmoil in a grittier third season.
The Lake Saint-Jean-formed quintet from secondary school was honoured by the Canadian Songwriting Pantheon with a prize presented by TikTok.
Cat owners: daylilies are deadly. Even sipping water from a vase can trigger renal failure in 72 hours. A Montreal cat was hospitalized after munching a leaf, but the vet said she sees cases constantly because nobody knows these flowers are poisonous. Keep them away from your cat — it's a $2,000 vet bill you don't want.
Reddit thread blowing up with people hunting for that cafe-bar-bookstore vibe—you know, the spot where you always see the same faces and can just exist. Feels like half the city's looking for the same thing.
Someone in Boucherville is deciding between Crew Gym in Chambly and Académie 360 in Longueuil for serious Muay Thai and wrestling training. Crew feels casual but has the vibe, while 360 has better infrastructure — they're weighing the trade-offs.
Someone's on the hunt for the best panna cotta in Montréal and coming up short — apparently the dessert isn't as popular here as they expected, even at restaurants they've tried.
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