Neighborhoods — Page 8
Boulevard Saint-Laurent transforms into open-air gallery during Mural Festival
Eleven days of live painting brought muralists from around the world to add new public art to the city, documented by HighOnCity photographers.
Montreal businesses rally behind Arthurs after OQLF language complaint
The brunch spot faced a complaint for using the word 'nosh' on its window. Now other businesses are spray-painting the same word in solidarity.
Two-alarm fire damages Lachine commercial building
Firefighters battled the blaze overnight on Du Pacifique Avenue near Montreal-Toronto Boulevard. Over 70 crews deployed; no injuries reported.
One arrested after gunshots at Angrignon Park party
A vehicle drove toward pedestrians near Angrignon Park in LaSalle Saturday night, prompting police to open fire.
Beer baths and hops sauna open near Place-des-Arts
Bains Ninkasi merges Nordic wellness with Quebec brewing heritage — soak in beer-infused tubs while sipping local beer.
Longueuil police seek help identifying mail theft suspect
A man in a fake safety vest stole mail containing credit card PINs from Saint-Hubert homes on March 30.
Body recovered after swimmer goes missing at Verdun Beach
Young man, 18-20, drowned Friday evening; Verdun continues water safety push ahead of summer.
Two dead in St-Michel apartment fire Saturday morning
Blaze on 42nd Street spread from second to third floor; two others injured jumping from windows.
Search underway after person reported missing in Verdun water
About 50 firefighters searching near Verdun Beach Friday evening. Second water incident in days as borough opens season.
Verdun launches water safety campaign ahead of beach season
The borough is urging swimmers to stay in supervised areas following three drowning deaths last summer in the St. Lawrence River.
Spy Game opens at DIX30 with live actors and five new missions
The immersive spy thriller experience lets teams infiltrate a cult while evading live-actor guards. Five missions, multiple paths, 100%...
Camillien-Houde to get fresh pavement before cycling worlds
Montreal is investing $2.8 million to repave the Mount Royal route ahead of September's UCI Road Cycling World Championships.
