It’s going to be an explosive summer with Montreal festivals
High vaccination rates, plus the low number of COVID-19 cases, equals the return of summer fun in Montreal which looks
Mesclun Salads – New Salad bar in St Laurent
Mesclun Salads – Priscilla Ponce was born in Chile, moved to Canada and settled in the Montreal suburb of Ville
What you need to know about COVID-19
COVID-19 test – Which is better swab or antibody test?
In the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, aside from the physical distancing measures, one of the first actions put forth was to identify people who were infected with the virus by testing them for the
Is government going too far with police surveillance?
Surveillance has gone to a new level in Montreal with a police helicopter flying over the city of Montreal checking for large outdoor gatherings. The police have started flying over the city to make sure
Get your second COVID-19 vaccine sooner in Quebec
It was announced today that Quebecers over the age of 18 can move their appointment for their second COVID-19 vaccine as soon as eight weeks after their first injection. The Province of Quebec is aiming
Montreal restaurants and gyms given green light to open – See details!
The wait is finally over as the Premier of Quebec announced that restaurants and gyms will be allowed to open as of June 7. Montreal Restaurants will be allowed to serve customers inside their dinning
Au revoir curfew – What you need to know
We have been waiting for the curfew to be lifted since January 9, 2021 to be able to walk the streets past 8 p.m. Across the province Quebecers will be allowed to dine and have
Top five important features a good face mask should have
It is scientifically believed that coronavirus is largely transmitted through particles containing the virus that people emit through sneezing, coughing, speaking, or even breathing. N95 face mask are said to block almost all of these
Quebec reopening kicks off May 28 – Restaurants, bars to reopen
Premier François Legault was all smiles on Tuesday afternoon as he made a much anticipated announcement that Quebec reopening is poised by the end of May. Flanked by public health director Dr. Horacio Arruda and
Quebec getting back to normal – Opening slowly and curfew lifting
The Quebec Premier Francois Legault made Christmas come a little sooner this year with his press conference this afternoon. The curfew will be lifted across the province of Quebec May 28, 2021. Quebec new COVID-19
Food & Wine
Mesclun Salads – New Salad bar in St Laurent
Mesclun Salads – Priscilla Ponce was born in Chile, moved to Canada and settled in the Montreal suburb of Ville
Montreal’s best pizza slice
Montreal is regarded as one of the best culinary hot spots in North America and when it comes to a
How much are fast food portions affecting Canadian obesity rates?
Fast food has been dominating the western diet ever since it was popularized in the late ‘50s. Canada, much like
Wine for vegans and vegetarians – Pairing wine with vegetables
Great care and focus is giving into pairing wines with different animal based protein (meat, fish, cheese, etc) but an afterthought is matching wines with
Top wines – Wine for Gods
Top wines – The wine industry dates back to the earliest civilizations in the globe, where only the nobility are only fit to drink this
Students turning to a nice glass of wine
In university, I would say wine is the least consumed type of alcohol. Wine is one of those things where you either love it or
Happy International Cocktail Day with a few amazing recipes
Here are a few cocktails to try for Happy Hour tonight seeing March 24th is International Cocktail Day. Aperol Spritz This fruity and refreshing spring/summer favourite is
Mtl Wine Gal bringing high-end private imported wine to your table
Who is the Mtl Wine Gal one might ask, even though her name is somewhat self-explanatory? Isabelle Rochon is her name, and she is on
Is Guinness good for you? – Earth to Body
Look closely at a glass of Guinness beer. It is not black, but a very dark shade of ruby. Precious like the gemstone. Celebrate St
Montreal Restaurants
Mesclun Salads – New Salad bar in St Laurent
Mesclun Salads – Priscilla Ponce was born in Chile, moved to Canada and settled in the Montreal suburb of Ville St. Laurent, where she still
Montreal’s best pizza slice
Montreal is regarded as one of the best culinary hot spots in North America and when it comes to a slice of pizza Montreal ranks
Help your favourite restaurant or bar win $25K by voting for best caesar
Clamato® has handed the reigns over to Caesar-loving Canadians allowing them to weigh-in on which bar or restaurant deserves the all-new grand prize of $25,000. They’ll
Business
SHAN Collection from Montreal
Montreal is no slouch when it comes to the world of fashion and SHAN is certainly at the top of the list with every piece of its collections fully conceptualized
Top reasons to hire Athanasios Gomatos
There’s no denying the fact that life coaching has become an important part of the lives of millions of people across the globe. So if you decide to hire Athanasios
Importing with section 321 vs direct imports: Why Canada is the hot spot for order fulfillment
Importing – Over the last five years there has been increased interest in Section 321 from e-commerce businesses across the nation — especially with the rise in online shopping that
Kitchen countertop choices worth your time and money
A kitchen without a countertop is impossible to imagine. Whether it is large or small, it produces a formidable impact on its functionality. It takes care of every basic and
How to rectify the broken link on your website?
Various strategies are in operation in the modern markets. Among these, broken link rectification needs special mention. It has benefits for publishers and marketers. When you replace a broken link
Time to say bye to a few interior designs
Sometimes, even interior designs and trends need a quick check to sync up with evolving needs and aspirations. Whether you plan to renovate your existing home or move into a
Real estate
Kitchen countertop choices worth your time and money
A kitchen without a countertop is impossible to imagine. Whether it is large or small, it produces a formidable impact on its functionality. It takes
Lifestyle
The most common myths about food supplements and their effects
Living a healthy life is now easier than ever thanks to the abundance of healthy food and supplement options that you can buy. In fact,
It’s going to be an explosive summer with Montreal festivals
High vaccination rates, plus the low number of COVID-19 cases, equals the return of summer fun in Montreal which looks to be filled with Montreal
Mesclun Salads – New Salad bar in St Laurent
Mesclun Salads – Priscilla Ponce was born in Chile, moved to Canada and settled in the Montreal suburb of Ville St. Laurent, where she still
Entertainment
A Du Musée Avenue Installation by Collectif Incognito – The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) unveils Adrift
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) unveils Adrift, the ephemeral installation that is to bedeck Du Musée Avenue summer-long. Created
Movies
IN THE CROSSWIND: An impossible journey
Martti Helde directed this film which was actually made in 2014 (it was shown at the Toronto Festival that year)
BREWMANCE: For the love of beer
In the last few decades, a singular movement took place in the United States and other parts of the world,
DEAD PIGS: An ironic look at the Chinese dream
“Dead Pigs” is the debut film for director Cathy Yan. In a statement, Yan refers to present-day China as a
RIDERS OF JUSTICE: Logarithms and criminal gangs
Riders of Justice – The Danish director Anders Thomas Jensen presents this very clever black comedy, where he plays with
Music
Canadian pop sensation JESSIA unveils new single
Sensational Canadian pop songstress JESSIA unveils a brand-new single entitled “I Should Quit” today via Artist Driven Records/Republic Records. On the track, executive produced by Grammy
The Tragically Hip to perform at The 50th Annual JUNO Awards
Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductees, The Tragically Hip, will perform with singer-songwriter, Feist during The 50th Annual JUNO Awards. The performance
Montreal Born Kayla DiVenere spins teen fantasy with new single ‘Justin Bieber’
The year is 1990 and your walls are adorned with cutouts from the latest teen magazine of your favourite heartthrobs…
The new Gibson Orianthi SJ-200 acoustic guitar in Cherry
Gibson has been shaping sound across generations and genres for 127 years and has emerged as relevant, played, and loved around the world. Gibson is proud to
Canadian Female artist Joy Chapman lowest female vocal note breaks Guinness World Record (video) WOW!
The results are in and its official: Canadian retro-modern country-fusion artist Joy Chapman lowest female vocal note officially the new
Books
1971: A Hockey Story by Michael E. Moore – For fans of all ages!
1971: A Hockey Story – So far, the story of the 2020-2021 Montreal Canadiens is practically a Cinderella story. A team that was experiencing a
Lost Immunity by Daniel Kalla
When I finished reading Daniel Kalla’s latest medical thriller Lost Immunity, which is about a special vaccine that is created to stop an outbreak of
Anxious Andrea: A collection of blog posts by Andrea Gray
I first met Andrea Gray nearly 20 years ago. At that time, she was a member of BBYO (B’nai Brith Youth Organization) in Montreal, and
Constant Comedy by Art Bell
Constant Comedy – Back in 1990, I spent a couple weeks that July working as a talent runner for the Just For Laughs festival. In
Travel
Airline offers Canadians the most flights to Hawaii this winter
WestJet today announced significant growth to its Hawaii network, featuring more Dreamliner flight options from Western Canada to Maui and new non-stop service from Calgary
Ottawa TikiTours changes location and start date
Ottawa TikiTours is the national capital area’s newest and coolest floating bar experience originally scheduled to launch mid-May. Due to COVID restrictions, organisers have announced
Go RVing Canada and Jon Montgomery inspire Canadians to explore their own backyard
Canadians looking to take an RV adventure this year can now follow in the well-travelled footsteps of Canada’s own adventure guide and Amazing Race Canada
Six fun things to do in Toronto in seven days
Toronto is one of the most exciting cities in the world for many reasons. Whatever your interests are, you will always find something you like.
ESTUDIO – Inclusive Playa Mujeres boutique resorts
Playa Mujeres resorts range gives you amazing offers for your fantasy honeymoon. Besides it, the fascinating place is equally suitable for a family tour. The
Where to staycation in Canada
With so much uncertainty about the pandemic still looming across the country, many people are settling on a staycation to avoid the hassle of international
Montreal
It’s going to be an explosive summer with Montreal festivals
High vaccination rates, plus the low number of COVID-19 cases, equals the return of summer fun in Montreal which looks to be filled with Montreal
Jardin Royalmount / Jardinmtl kicks off summer with Open-Air Supper Club evenings and more
The Montreal summer that we have all come to know and love is gradually returning after 15 months of shutdowns, lockdowns and social distancing as
Is government going too far with police surveillance?
Surveillance has gone to a new level in Montreal with a police helicopter flying over the city of Montreal checking for large outdoor gatherings. The
Parc Jean-Drapeau’s Aquatic Complex opening
One of the finest outdoor aquatic complexes in Canada officially reopens its doors for the summer season at Parc Jean-Drapeau on Saturday, June 5. Parc
Old Port of Montreal closes at midnight due to violent crowd
Starting today the Old Port of Montreal will be closing as of midnight until 6 a.m. This decision came after a few rowdy nights when
Montreal Fringe Festival is back
Montreal is making a gradual recovery from all that isolation and lockdowns as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. And one good sign of that
