My Montreal: Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve & Other Quebec Curios
Get to know the east end in facts, figures, and election districts.
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My Montreal: Lachine & Other Quebec Curios
It is said that the town’s name came from a joke of the explorer La Salle looking for China one fine day in 1669. When he didn’t make it to Asia, the people mocked him [read on]
My Montreal: Hampstead & Other Quebec Curios
Hampstead, founded in 1914, is generally considered as one of the richer parts of Montreal, as many wealthy citizens call this independent municipality home. In 2011, just a [read on]
The Frenglish Digest: Language Wars (Again), Horse Controversy & Archaeology Digs
Montreal’s most interesting round up of news.
European Cinema: Claude Lelouch’s Roman de Gare
Directed by the brilliant Claude Lelouch, Roman de Gare is a story of mixed identities and skillful dishonesty, an intricate web spun around mystery and lies.
Eastern Boys: The Lost Boys of Paris
An unlikely love affair between a businessman and a young hustler.
Book of the Month Club: The Collected Poems of Samuel Beckett, edited by Seán Lawlor and John Pilling
Review of “The Collected Poems of Samuel Beckett”, edited by Seán Lawlor and John Pilling.
TO DO Tonight: C’est Extra de Pâques
It’s been four months since the free dance night brought the jazz, funk, yéyé, and swing to town,
Review : Captive is a Harrowing Hostage Drama
A group of people are kidnapped in the southern Philippines and endure the jungle as they await freedom or rescue.
We Have Never Used the Napoleonic Code & Other Quebec Curios
Exploring the history of Quebec law, part two: the British contribution.
Ready, Set, Read : Salon du Livre in Montreal
Celebrate French literature in all its forms this weekend at the Salon du Livre.
Paquita: Ballet Perfection all the Way from Paris
A review of Paris Opera Ballet’s production of Paquita: a rarely performed work transported to Montreal from the heart of French ballet.
Scotstown and Cranbourne Show with Fabien Cloutier, Ladies and Gentlemen!
Cranbourne is the result of many years of work and performance. This series of stories told in a captivating way by Fabien Cloutier.
Review: 1987 A Different Kind of Teen Movie
1987 shows the concerns of a 17-year-old man growing up in Quebec during the late ’80s.
Some Pretty Sketchy Characters In Town : Montreal’s Sketch Fest
9th Annual Sketch Fest brings together local groups, Canadian troupes, and International teams for a week long party and sketch comedy.
Metafiction for Fun: Kafka’s Hat
This book about books is loosely based on Kafka’s The Castle and highly self aware.
Berry Sweet Strawberries in January a Warm Look at Love
Strawberries in January a sweet, delightful play performed in French and English on alternate nights, examines teen love.
Review: Polished Duo Whitehorse Draws Crowd to EP Release
Solid performance by Ontario duo in support of their first French album.
Pink, Lacey, and Racy : Marie Antoinette Ballet
The Houston Ballet brings the decadence and lavish life of French royalty to Place des Arts.
Places To Learn French in Montreal vol. 1
Trying to figure out how to learn French in Montreal without spending too much money? Here’s some suggestions. Don’t worry… we don’t tell you “just go speak to someone.”