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Montreal Festivals and Events for January 2026
January is pretty quiet in Montreal, but that means that the festivals and events that are happening carry that just more oomph. [read on]
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Race to Catch the Lego F1 Off-Track Experience
Looking for a fun family-friendly activity? Look no further than Carrefour Laval for an ultimate Lego-themed Formula 1 extravaganza! In the middle of the shopping centre just a few steps away from the Lego Store [read on]
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Montreal Festivals and Events for January 2025
January is pretty quiet in Montreal, but that means that the festivals and events that are happening carry that just more oomph. [read on]
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Montreal Festivals and Events for January 2024
January is pretty quiet in Montreal, but that means that the festivals and events that are happening carry that just more oomph. [read on]
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Welcome to Montreal and the South Shore, REM
Information about the opening of the new REM line in July [read on]
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Montreal Festivals and Events for January 2023
Baby it’s cold outside, but it’s worth it to get out there and see what’s happening in Montreal. A list of festivals and events in Montreal for January. [read on]
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Montreal Festivals and Events for January 2020
Baby it’s cold outside, but it’s worth it to get out there and see what’s happening in Montreal. A list of festivals and events in Montreal for January. [read on]
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Bad Logistics and Power Outages Can’t Keep The Killers Down
The Killers must have felt quite far from their homebase of Las Vegas, Nevada, with temperatures hitting -25 around Place Bell in Laval. But music is great at warming the soul, and the band was [read on]
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City and Colour at Santa Teresa Festival in Ste Therese
The surreal experience of being in a church to hear City and Colour makes the Santa Teresa Festival one of a kind. [read on]
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Fear and Loathing South of the 40: Make Today Count
The most important news you need to know about from the last week: Ali dies, can’t get Hip tickets, and you’re probably reading this while waiting in an ER. [read on]
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Fear and Loathing South of the 40 : He’d Make a Good Tow Truck Driver for a Dentist
Sometimes your best bet is to call the wrong guy for the right problem. [read on]
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Interview with Tom Green : This is Not A Prank Call
Lar Vi talks to Tom Green about reality tv, censorship, and Donald Trump. [read on]
Festivals
It Can Be Done: Montréal En Lumière for Under $30
While there are plenty of pricey tables at the gourmet part of the Montreal en Lumiere festival, there are some cheaper options too. [read on]
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The Frenglish Digest: Deaths and Demonstrations
Everything worth knowing about this week in Montreal in under 500 words. [read on]
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Photojournal : MRCY Fest
MRCY Fest’s top acts and crowd captured in photo. [read on]
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Fun Times at the MRCY Fest
Music, food, art made for a great day in this new festival’s second installment. [read on]
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Alabama Shakes Heath Fogg Ready for MRCY
Interview with Heath Fogg of the Alabama Shakes, performing this weekend at MRCY Fest. [read on]
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Festival Diapason Turns Ste. Rose into Music Hub
This year’s Festival Diapason was well worth the trip and next year, it’s a not miss. [read on]
& Other Quebec Curios
The Priest’s University & Other Quebec Curios
Part one of an ongoing series, a little history of Quebec’s universities. This week: Université Laval. [read on]
& Other Quebec Curios
Battle of the Law School Premiers & Other Quebec Curios
It is not surprising that many of our Quebec premiers have been extremely accomplished in their respective domains of work. Premiers have come from diverse backgrounds, such as agriculture (Godbout), engineering (Barrette), and economists (Parizeau). [read on]