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Ten days after a stunning election night, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's Parti Québécois takes its seats today as Quebec's new minority government. Here's what Montrealers need to know about the week that reshapes Quebec politics.
For decades, Tim Hortons has been untouchable in Canada. It wasn’t just a coffee chain. It became part of Canadian identity. Hockey parents lived on double-doubles, road trips meant Timbits, and almost every small town had a Tim’s at the center of daily life. But suddenly, something feels different. With Dunkin’ Donuts officially announcing its return to Canada after nearly…
As the temperature rises and the golden hour starts stretching well past 8:00 PM, there is an unmistakable shift in the air here in Montreal. You can feel it in the cobblestone streets of the Old Port and the bustling terraces of the Plateau. C’est enfin l’été! The summer of 2026 isn't just another season; it’s shaping up to be…
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For decades, Tim Hortons has been untouchable in Canada. It wasn’t just…
As the temperature rises: or, let’s be real, as the temperature fluctuates…
As the temperature rises and the last of the March slush begins…
As the temperature rises and the city begins to shake off the…
As the temperature rises and the legendary Montreal "slush" starts to retreat…
As the temperature rises and the legendary Montreal slush begins to retreat…
As the temperature starts its legendary Montreal roller coaster ride, swinging from…
If you’ve ever been ushered out of a dark, sweat-soaked dance floor at 3:00 AM just as the DJ was hitting their stride, you know the specific heartbreak of the…
Montrealers, we’ve finally made it. The snowbanks are shrinking, the sun is…
If you’ve ever been ushered out of a dark, sweat-soaked dance floor…

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