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Wednesday's got live jazz, hip-hop, and The Lion King if you're feeling theatrical.
Live music on a work night: pick your vibe—jazz, hip-hop, or metal.
Pink Floyd immersive show dominates the weekend; pair with soul jazz Friday.
Parks are always free, and live jazz tonight is priced unknown—check before going.
Jazz terrasse or Broadway—pick your mood. Add ramen or upscale dinner after.
Parks and museums work; Lion King is Broadway—check if age-appropriate for yours.
19°C, clear, and perfect for a park walk or outdoor terrasse vibe.
Late-night spots thin out on Wednesday—check venues open past 22:00.
A fourth officer from the now-disbanded Station 39 night patrol has been suspended as the investigation into misconduct allegations continues. Police chief says criminal charges are possible.
A traffic controller was struck by a French bee flight at Montreal-Trudeau airport Monday evening and later pronounced dead.
The Montreal Victoire's Walter Cup championship trophy was found and reunited with the team Monday after going missing last week during transit to Alberta.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Monday that Ottawa will invest $11.3 billion to build six new icebreakers at Chantier Davie in Lévis, creating 5,000 jobs during construction.
A Pink Floyd immersive experience dominates the week; live electronic music at Parc Jean-Drapeau on Sunday; theatre and comedy round out a rain-heavy stretch.
Read the feature →The Canadian-made frozen dessert brand is marketing its low-calorie, high-protein formula as a morning meal alternative, blending into smoothie bowls or straight from the pint.
The chain is marking two decades with a month-long guest appreciation celebration featuring limited-time menu items and the return of its fan-favourite Spicy Brownie.
The new Italian restaurant on Place Jacques-Cartier offers handmade pasta and Roman trattoria charm in a two-level space overlooking the historic square.
The Montreal author's novel Chambres noires uses the enigmatic life of the Franco-American nanny and secret photographer to explore duality and the origins of artistic voice.
The Amazon Prime Video miniseries is a grittier coming-of-age story than its competitor, and it's launched a Montreal-born actor into Hollywood's rising ranks.
Montreal police investigating latest domestic homicide while advocacy groups cite abysmally low victim-support resources and failed shelter-expansion promises.
Elections Quebec's wrapping up its probe into the Liberal leadership race and is sending dozens of violation notices for illegal donations, including prête-noms for $500 gifts. Investigation involved 300+ witnesses.
Reddit's sorting out the timeline for student OPUS cards after getting into a full-time AEC program. Do you apply right after acceptance, or wait until classes start? Folks sharing their experiences.
His Last Dollar, a 40-minute doc about Bernie Gurberg and Montreal's Dollar Cinema, premieres Sept 24 at 2 p.m. at the Cummings Centre in Côte-des-Neiges. The film follows the beloved budget cinema during its final month before closing after 18 years. Bernie'll do a Q&A after.
Rumour on r/montreal: the smoked meat spot lost access to Cott's Black Cherry Cola, the drink that's been going with the sandwich forever. If it's true, that's the end of an era.
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