Habs Night Out: 12 Montreal Bars and Restaurants to Watch the Canadiens (and Eat Well)
The Canadiens host San Jose tonight. Not going to the Bell Centre? Here are 12 Montreal spots where the game is on and the food is actually good.
Shovel or Pay Up? Snow Removal Contracts Could Cost More This Winter in Quebec
Rising diesel and equipment costs are pushing private snow-clearing prices up about 10 to 15 per cent, according to industry representatives. Here's what homeowners should know before signing a contract.
Plan Ahead: 8 November Festivals in Montreal Worth Marking on Your Calendar
From CINEMANIA and La Grande Dégustation to the Salon du livre and RIDM, here's your early guide to Montreal's November festival season.
Game Day: Habs Host the Sharks Tonight Looking for a Third Straight Win
Fresh off Cole Caufield's record-setting overtime winner, the Canadiens welcome San Jose to the Bell Centre tonight at 7 p.m. before heading out on a four-game road trip.
99.7 Percent of Quebec’s Businesses Are Small. Why Doesn’t Anyone Ask Them?
Small and medium-sized businesses are almost every business in Quebec. So why are they the last to be asked when the government changes the rules? Quebec’s video lottery network wasn’t…
Weekend Recap: Caufield’s OT Magic Lifts the Habs, While the Als Rest Their Stars in Regina
Cole Caufield set a franchise record with his overtime winner against Buffalo, and the first-place Alouettes sat their top players in a 16-12 loss to Saskatchewan. Here's what happened and…
Monday Briefing: Liberals Sworn In Today, PQ Cabinet Coming Wednesday, and the Mercier Bridge Is Fully Reopened
Quebec's new National Assembly takes shape this week, South Shore commuters finally get their lanes back, and McGill reviews its protocols. Here's what Montrealers need to know this Monday.
Soup Season: The 8 Best French Onion Soups in Montreal Right Now
Bubbling cheese, rich broth and crusty bread: as the temperature drops, here's where to find Montreal's most comforting bowls of French onion soup.
This Week in Montreal (Oct. 19–25): Horror Films, Electronic Music, Halloween Parties and the Last Slurps of Ramen Fest
Your day-by-day guide to what's happening in Montreal this week, from the SPASM horror festival and Akousma to Massonloween, Fright Fest Friday and the final days of Ramen Ramen Fes.
CAQ Turns to a Founding Member: Mathieu Lévesque Named Interim Leader as PSPP Prepares to Become Premier
The Coalition Avenir Québec has named former Chapleau MNA Mathieu Lévesque as its interim leader after being shut out of the National Assembly, just days before Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is…
