Reddit pulse / page 3
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
the city's rebuilding the duluth stairway up on mont-royal, aug to nov. railings, decking, a granite ledge. they're aiming to finish before the bird rules kick in.
a montreal landlord has been ordered to pay $85,000 to tenants who were pushed out in a scheme. the tribunal says the plan was to empty the building so it could be sold.
someone on reddit posted about a montreal bike lane report in french, and the thread is picking up. the analyses promised for the bike lanes don't recommend taking any out.
photos of montreal in autumn — a post on reddit says the city looks great this season. the poster says they could have taken a thousand more.
someone's drone shot of the montreal sky went around reddit today. the poster always carries a drone for moments like this.
a montreal pothole fixer working alone and unpaid is getting shared on reddit, and people are saying his patches hold up better than contractors' jobs.
someone on reddit says a montreal police officer is under investigation for allegedly urinating on a homeless person. two cops got paid suspensions, and there's a protest tonight.
police set up a command post in montreal north looking for leonne aneus, 72, missing since saturday. if you've seen her, call 911 or go to the post at saint-michel and monselet.
someone's photo of the lachine canal near charlevoix has montrealers saying autumn is the best season here. the weather's been great the last few weeks.
someone's asking if anyone would take over a struggling private daycare in montreal. 52-spot licence, 13 kids enrolled now, asking price around $30-45k depending on a tax debt. lots of questions in the thread.
someone on reddit is fed up with people smoking on the metro. says it's almost weekly now and he keeps having to get off the train. no official response yet.
someone's asking what everyone does in the metro at 9:30pm on a monday. badminton, pottery, visiting friends? still feels busy down there.
A Montreal developer, Swimko, just lost its construction licence after the RBQ said it kept breaking industry laws. Court testimony even suggested a century-old Outremont facade was deliberately brought down in 2024.
someone's bike-lane complaint thread is trending on reddit rn. winter bike traffic is the whole conversation.
a montreal reddit thread is calling out berish schwimmer after his construction licence was revoked over extreme negligence at a site. the post has no dates or project details yet.
a back-alley christmas market competition between neighbourhoods is being floated on reddit. the poster wants it for the kids. no details yet on where or when.
Trying to figure out which transit app to use in Montreal. Is the official STM Chrono app good enough, or is a third-party one actually more precise for lines and tracking?
Someone's pitching a big city Christmas tree like NYC's Rockefeller one. Last try was the 'sad sapin.' Where would you even put it?
Someone in Montreal is asking how to help people experiencing homelessness in small ways. Hot Paws in the cold, a bowl of soup, asking shop-goers if there's something to buy them. What gestures do you make?
Someone's asking where to watch the World Series in the Plateau on Game 4 weekend. Any good bar recs for a snack and a beer?
