Reddit pulse / page 9
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
A Reddit user is hunting for confirmation that Café L'Inconditionnel—the spot people called Café L'Inco—actually existed. They're not alone in wondering if it was real or just a beautiful fever dream.
Anyone turn in a red and blue Nintendo Switch with a missing stand at the Montreal Airport Alamo rental area? Someone's asking Reddit.
Someone in a cardboard garbage can costume with "your trash anime opinions" written on it was at Otakuthon this weekend and now a Reddit user is hunting for photos. If you caught the outfit, they'd appreciate the tag.
Someone's been hiking Parc de l'Est and spotted a mystery celeb with two bodyguards in dark sunglasses. Security guy was asking park staff about trail layouts and emergency access — so far no one's confirmed who it was.
CF Montréal just signed Alexis Sánchez. The former Barcelona star is inking a two-year deal with the club.
Quebec publishes emergency room stats but makes them deliberately hard to use. A local built a site that beautifies the data — just tap your location and see which ER near you has the shortest wait.
There's a walk-a-thon for a good cause happening this September: Défi Promène ton chien asks dog owners to walk 50 km over the month and pledge for cancer research. It's back for another year.
The ongoing debate over Tennis Canada's expansion at Parc Jarry is giving people plenty to argue about online. Some locals are actually coming around to it.
Film crew is shooting at the spot between Palais des congrès and Guy-Favreau complex. Metro access to the area is closed while they work. No word yet on which film it is.
Ashton, the Quebec chain everyone talks about, just opened its first Montreal location. If you've never tried it, that's your shot now.
First time back to Pride in ten years and the vibe was completely different—weather was perfect, pacing was on point, the Village was exactly as packed as it should be. That's a win.
Mount Royal's turning into a live studio. Artists posting oil paintings they're doing right on the mountain — serious work, not quick sketches. The whole scene keeps evolving.
A parent made a simple app to make the Granby Zoo more interactive for their animal-loving kid: observe each animal, answer a question about it, snap a photo, earn a passport stamp. At day's end, all the photos and stamps turn into a digital photobook. Genius way to keep attention without screaming from exhibit to exhibit.
Otakuthon ended over the weekend but some attendees are still hunting for info about the Masquerade winner. The announcement was supposed to happen around 2pm on the last day, but details haven't surfaced online yet—locals are crowdsourcing the answer on Reddit.
A family hit Otakuthon for the first time this year with 3-day passes and walked away impressed. They got help from staff collecting passes, caught the Orchestre de Jeux Vidéos concert on Sunday, wandered the artist expo hall, and played games in the competition area—all the hallmarks of a solid weekend.
Someone in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve is looking for a contractor to straighten leaning fence posts after a neighbour raised their side's grade, plus install about 7 feet of new fence with a gate. Post is drawing contractor recommendations on the Montreal subreddit.
The Dollard-des-Ormeaux Chenoys, a West Island deli institution since 1974 known for smoked-meat sandwiches, red booths and round-the-clock hours, voluntarily entered bankruptcy on April 14, 2026.
A Montreal resident posted about 40-minute waits at Pharmaprix to pick up pre-prepared prescriptions, weighing free delivery against endless wait times when their doctor sends in a new prescription. Others are sharing their own pharmacy frustrations on the subreddit.
Someone posted photos this morning of the path along the Canal near Atwater Market after the overnight rain. Reflections in the puddles, the Charlevoix bridge, the whole walk looking genuinely beautiful. Classic Montreal moment.
Your first anime convention was a hit and now you're hunting for the regular crew. Reddit thread this weekend had newcomers asking where Montreal's anime and gaming folks actually hang out year-round — the community came through with spots, Discord servers, and meetup groups.
