Reddit pulse / page 21
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
Someone spotted shattered glass on the REV St-Denis south direction, broken every 30 metres in a straight line from around Jarry to Jean-Talon Monday. Might be a messy recycling collection or something weirder — either way, watch your tires.
Tame Impala's at Centre Bell tomorrow night. If you're going and haven't done a show there before, early admission GA lines up at a specific entrance — worth checking the venue site before you head over.
Virtual transit passes are now live on Android in the Chrono app. Most regular fares work; reduced-price tickets still need a physical OPUS card. iOS coming soon.
Cineplex dropped morning showtimes for Odyssey IMAX 70mm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. There are still solid seats available but they're going fast.
searching for vintage bridal gowns? someone's asking for recommendations on thrift and vintage shops across the city that might have wedding dresses. good time to post your favourite spots.
someone's got an extra general admission for Tame Impala on Wednesday and can't sell it on Ticketmaster without a Canadian bank account. in-person exchange before the show.
the St-Hubert rotisserie in the Village is shutting down after five decades because of major city roadwork. locals are saying goodbye to a neighbourhood institution.
Someone went on a Rockaberry flavor-ranking mission and gained 5kg in two weeks (doctor's orders on appetite meds). Now trying to figure out the actual calorie count per slice.
Someone found a set of keys in Hochelaga and wants to get them back to whoever lost them. If they're yours, check the thread.
Someone's hunting for a hotel room under $300 that won't let sound through the walls. Asking Reddit for those hidden gems with actual soundproofing and a comfy bed.
Found a set of keys near Parc de Lorimer Sunday at 7pm. If they're yours, let me know and I'll get them back to you. Hit up r/montreal if you're the one missing them.
A 19-year-old asking r/montreal about gay bars for a first outing with friends—curious about afternoon crowds and spots with people in their twenties. The thread's getting solid recs.
Someone just returned from three weeks in Italy eating pasta and pizza with zero bloating, but landed in Montreal and started puffing up within days. Thread's debating whether it's the food, stress, or water quality.
Someone on Reddit's asking for recommendations on affordable clinics in Montreal or the South Shore to remove multiple skin tags at once—looking for bulk pricing instead of per-tag charges. If you've got a good spot, holler.
Guy talked through the first part of Odyssey at Scotiabank IMAX then his phone went off full blast during a quiet scene. Someone finally told him off—and he got mad like HE was wronged. Theatre MVP move. Film was glorious btw.
People are noticing the deposit bottle and can machines around the city are being marked out of order and never coming back online. Some Montrealers rely on the recycling refund program as income — locals are worried the redemption system is being scaled down or closed entirely.
REM train lost power Friday and had to evacuate passengers onto the tracks mid-route. Details are still coming in but people are saying it was a rough experience getting everyone off safely.
Someone's asking where to find a specialty keyboard in Montreal — you know, the specific format, specific switch type, somewhere you can actually hear them click before buying. Sounds like the internet's not cutting it. Anyone know a shop with real stock?
Heads up if you're hitting Vice et Versa's patio this weekend — chairs have been collapsing under people lately. Staff say it's been happening for weeks but the boss hasn't replaced them yet. They're documenting incidents to build a case. If your seat feels wobbly, grab another one.
someone headed to l'anse à l'orme got stuck at de ruisseau, then the train randomly switched to a4 heading to deux-montagnes at bois-franc with zero heads-up. everyone got off confused. rem delays + line switches = people losing it rn.
