Reddit pulse / page 10
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Police were at Berri-UQAM on the green line this morning. Reddit's got photos but nobody's confirmed what happened yet.
Someone's hunting for a nut-free bakery downtown that does custom cakes — one guest has an almond allergy and they want zero risk. Budget's $100. Gluten and dairy are fine.
Someone's after piano partitions for two Richard Desjardins songs — "Tu m'aimes tu" and "l'engeoliere." Long shot on Reddit but worth asking.
Someone on r/montreal just asked where to find butcher shops sourcing meat directly from local farms in and around the city — if you've got recs, the thread's live.
Someone took their family to see the new Star Wars Grogu movie in IMAX — $105 for two adults and two kids, before popcorn. They stayed home instead. The theatre pricing in this city is officially out of reach for families.
People on Reddit are calling out the crosswalk buttons on Parc Avenue — they keep hitting them and then just jaywalking anyway because nothing happens. Either the system is broken or it's just theatre to make people feel like they're doing something. Either way, a street that should be pedestrian-friendly is making everyone angrier.
Tour la Nuit is cancelled tonight. Vélo Québec cited reasons beyond their control (read: rain and cold). The midnight bike ride through the city isn't happening.
Sophie Sucrée's shutting down its Saint-Laurent spot on June 7. If you've been meaning to hit the sweet shop, this weekend's your last chance.
Champions League final kicks off at noon on Saturday and someone's looking for a Montreal bar showing PSG-Arsenal. Union Française is already full. Worth calling ahead if you have a backup spot in mind.
Canadiens are done after losing to Carolina in the playoffs. Fans posting gratitude to the squad for the run. Season didn't go as planned, but the city's showing up for them anyway.
Game 5 just wrapped — Hurricanes took it 6-1. At least the Habs scored one. Time to think about literally anything else for the next few months.
A local artist just shared a painting of the Quebec royal guard in full dress uniform — bright colors, crisp details. City's been posting it everywhere.
Gaming event on Discord June 14 — come try Mistfall with the community. New players welcome if you want to jump in.
The city's racing to repave Camillien-Houde Way and it's creating a crunch. Crews are working hard to get it done — expect disruptions if you're using that route.
Luke Combs is playing tonight and the show's starting earlier than usual — get there on time if you're heading down.
TVA Sports commentator Félix Séguin starts his game days way earlier than you'd think—10:15 a.m. at the Bell Centre for team practices and player interviews before the puck even drops.
Tour la Nuit is happening tonight but weather looks rough — rain, wind, one degree. Pretty sure that'll kill the turnout. Still worth asking: will it actually run or get cancelled?
Someone's giving away a pair of tickets to tonight's Guess Who concert at Place Bell. They'd rather stay home to watch the potentially final game. DM if you're interested.
Someone who's fished across Ontario and Western Canada moved to Montreal and gets stopped by random people every single time they take friends out fishing. Never happened once in 25 years elsewhere. Something's different here.
Quebec announces STM projects and budgets them in the infrastructure plan, but the transit authority waits three years on average for the green light to actually spend the money. Classic provincial delay.