Reddit pulse / page 2
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
PokéHobby Montreal is happening Sunday and someone's asking if it's worth going solo or buying the 10am VIP. no replies yet, so we'll see.
someone on r/montreal is looking for one spare ticket to Spooktacular at the Hungarian Church tomorrow after missing the online sale.
a montreal first-timer says the fall foliage is unreal and they're still thinking about the food. babka, bagels, falafel, the whole list.
dune double feature in imax one night only at cineplex forum, nov 13. grab tickets through the web browser, not the app.
someone on r/montreal is asking why there's never a station agent on the REM platform at rush hour. groups of young people are blocking doors and the poster says staff at the REM didn't know why no one was there.
montreal's 6,600 cols bleus just ratified a six-year deal with a 23.7% raise. the workweek goes from 36 to 37 hours in May 2027. the mayor says it'll help organize the work.
a reddit post says a small group of housing nonprofits in one arrondissement is letting repairs slide while executive pay climbs. the author says the public money behind it came through accèslogis.
someone posted a phone photo of the moon taken at 73x zoom and says they and their wife spent 15 minutes looking at the detail. phone tech is a bit much, they say, but it's wild.
a montreal bike plan survey got suspended in june after the mayor's office pushed to change questions, and staff are calling it a mess. le devoir has the internal docs.
The cats near my place have really multiplied since June. One had a collar asking people not to feed it. Anybody know what's going on?
Gas leak closures are hitting Villeray, Saint-Michel and Saint-Léonard today. Multiple roads are shut. Nobody has posted an official word yet.
A Quebec organization steps in to help parents after a child dies. Posted on Reddit, the thread has not been updated with details yet.
A tenant on boulevard Decarie says the crowd of people experiencing homelessness outside her building has grown this summer, with about ten people there constantly. Her post is still going.
Montreal's mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada is warning people to brace for a big property tax hike next year, saying the city is in catch-up mode. Her first year ends November 2.
Two women sprayed a 75-year-old man in Saint-Léonard with cayenne pepper, stole his delivered package, and did the same to a neighbour trying to stop them taking her bike. Police are asking anyone who knows them to call in.
someone on reddit is fed up with the bottle depot. they biked two big bags in, got $7 back, and asked why the system makes it so much work.
someone's asking where to get an oil change without getting ripped off. prices have jumped this season and they're not happy about it.
someone who moved to montreal 27 days ago says they're overwhelmed and feel left out at shows. they're a musician and they're asking how long it took others to find their people here.
a montreal woman says she feels totally safe walking at night here, unlike paris or new york. she's asking other women how they feel about it, which is getting a lot of replies.
a 20-storey tower for homeless people is being planned near downtown. the developers say it'll be the biggest resource of its kind in montreal, and they're not making a profit.
