Sunday · May 17, 2026
The Pro Du DVD Is Alive and Walking St-Denis
After months of viral posters and a mysterious van, someone spotted the legendary Pro Du DVD in person during the BD festival on St-Denis last weekend. He's real, he's out...
Carpooling Quest: South Shore to Laval for Summer Internship
Someone's looking for a daily carpool from Brossard to Laval for an internship—public transit is killing them with a two-hour commute each way. If you're making that drive...
First-Time Visitor From Buffalo Discovers MTL on Habs Game Day
Someone from Western New York took the train up and landed in Montreal the same weekend the Habs were playing Buffalo at home—didn't even realize it until they got here....
Portuguese Procession Defies Permit Denial in Plateau
Over 4,000 people marched for Santo Cristo despite the borough's refusal—raising questions about religious freedom under Quebec's new secularism law.
Turquoise River Near Quebec City Feels Like the Tropics
A crystal-clear river in Quebec delivers Caribbean vibes without leaving the province—and it's become a summer bucket-list destination.
Canada's economy spiraling: unemployment spikes amid cost crisis
Prominent entrepreneur Yanik Guillemette warns of dangerous economic spiral as major job losses mount throughout 2026.
Canada at crossroads on LGBTQ+ equality, advocates warn
As polarization deepens, Queer Momentum calls for PM Carney to take stronger stance defending rights for all Canadians.
Where to catch the Victoire game Monday—bars getting packed
The Victoire might win the cup Monday, and everyone's trying to figure out which bar or spot to watch it from. Good luck finding a seat if it goes to Game 7.
Women calling out street harassment as weather heats up
It's warm out, and a Montreal woman vented about being stared at and catcalled constantly on her walks. Her post blew up—everyone's tired of being treated like scenery.
Square Saint-Louis fountain still not working mid-May
People are asking why the fountain in Square Saint-Louis isn't running yet. We're already halfway through May—usually it's going by now.
Large group of motorcyclists in blazers spotted in Old Port
Dozens of motorcyclists in coordinated blazers showed up in the Old Port today with police escort. Looked like an organized ride, but nobody's sure what the occasion was.
Search underway for missing Ontario man in Mont-Tremblant
Family organizes spring search this weekend for Liam Toman, missing since February 2025. Volunteers and rescue dogs are combing the terrain.
First Canadian hantavirus case confirmed on cruise ship
A person from the Yukon who was aboard a cruise with an outbreak has tested positive. Officials say the case is mild, but vigilance is essential.
Inflation expected to hit 3% in April as fuel costs spike
Statistics Canada releases April inflation data Tuesday. Economists forecast a jump to 3.1%, driven largely by rising gas prices tied to the Iran conflict.
Federal EV rebates return—sales jump 83% in March
Ottawa's electric vehicle subsidies came back Feb. 16 after a freeze, prompting Canadians to rush the market. Here's what the numbers show.
LGBTQ+ march returns to Montreal for anti-hate rally today
Fondation Émergence is calling allies to turn out for the city's third Citizens' March, marking the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia.
La Ronde opens under new U.S. ownership after Six Flags exit
Île Ste-Hélène's iconic amusement park kicked off its 2026 season Saturday under fresh management, signaling a new era for the beloved summer destination.
Police cruiser torched near SPVM HQ in apparent arson
A Montreal police SUV burned early Sunday in what officers believe was a deliberate attack, fueling concerns about safety downtown.
RAMQ renewal form confusion frustrates applicants
People are stuck in bureaucratic loops trying to renew their RAMQ cards with photo requirements. Sites tell you one thing, forms request another, and CLSC appointments turn out...
Old Port condo development replaces former park
That corner of Notre-Dame and Saint-Jean went through major changes over decades. Used to be a garage back in '57, then a parking lot, became a nice little park, and now it's a...
Cruise industry unfazed by recent hantavirus and norovirus outbreaks
Record booking numbers expected despite health scares aboard multiple vessels
Canadian aid groups call for federal action on Trump abortion restrictions
PM Mark Carney urged to assemble coalition defending sexual health programming globally
Wes Streeting officially launches bid to replace UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer
Labour Party veteran makes challenge official after weeks of political speculation
Real estate market shows modest spring rebound with tempered buyer enthusiasm
Experts warn of slow recovery as many buyers remain cautious amid economic uncertainty
Medieval Rome manuscript reveals oldest surviving English poem
Trinity College Dublin researchers uncover literary treasure hidden in Latin text
Drone strike ignites fire outside Abu Dhabi nuclear plant
External generator affected; no radiological impact reported
WHO declares global health emergency over Ebola outbreak
Congo and Uganda face major outbreak with 300+ suspected cases
Canadiens fans keep faith as Game 6 party postponed
Despite playoff setback, Montreal supporters show resilience ahead of next contest
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wins second consecutive NBA MVP
Canadian basketball star joins Steve Nash in historic milestone
Giant mysterious lettuce-like plant spotted in Outremont
Spotted this massive plant in Outremont that looks exactly like lettuce. With grocery prices the way they are, I'm halfway tempted to grab it.
Looking for pilates besties in Montreal
22F looking for friends in Montreal who are into hot yoga, pilates, matcha runs, and cute cafés. Making friends in your 20s is actually so hard — if you're vibing, message me....
Mystery neon yellow fans at every Habs game
Two fans in bright neon yellow show up to literally every Canadiens game — anyone know their story? They're impossible to miss on the broadcast.
2026 FIFA World Cup: Toronto to host 6 matches
One of the world's most diverse cities prepares to welcome international soccer fans for summer tournament.
Economists expect inflation topped 3% in April as gas prices soared
Rising gasoline costs push April inflation higher, with analysts bracing for consumer impact across Canada.
Seegnal Inc. lifts management cease trade order
Calgary-based company resumes trading after filing delayed 2025 annual financial statements.
Larry Robinson emotional as Habs face Game 7 pressure
Hockey legend carries iconic torch at Bell Centre as Canadiens prepare for elimination game against Buffalo.
Perfect May weather: Sunny skies and 23 degrees Sunday
Environment Canada forecasts ideal conditions with westerly winds and high UV index — ideal for outdoor plans.
Montreal rent prices surge 70% over past decade
New analysis shows dramatic acceleration in housing costs, with rents rising faster in the last 10 years than the previous 20.
Canadiens face elimination in winner-take-all Game 7 Monday
After blowing a 3-1 lead in an 8-3 loss to Buffalo on home ice, Montreal must win in Buffalo to stay alive.