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Montreal Guardian Winter 2026 Spotify Playlist

We’re thrilled to share our Winter Spotify Playlist, a cozy collection of tracks from Montreal’s vibrant music scene. Every week on the Montreal Guardian, we shine a light on a local artist, and at the [...]
Business

Homegrown Business: Patricia Maheu of Regard Boréal

Regard Boréal est la toute première banque d’images 100 % québécoise qui propose plus de 1 000 images authentiques créées par des photographes. Patricia Maheu est l’entrepreneure visionnaire et fondatrice de Regard Boréal, qui a [...]
Food

Recipe for Southwest Chicken Papillote from Armstrong Cheese

Armstrong Cheese shared this recipe for Southwest Chicken Papillote, an easy all-in-one BBQ meal packed with Tex Mex flavours. Steamed in foil with rice, vegetables, and melted cheese, it’s a simple, no-mess dinner perfect for [...]
Lifestyle

Litchi the cat is looking for a new home in the Montréal area

Litchi is a young male cat, approximately 1 to 2 years old, with a playful, active, and energetic personality. Naturally curious, he loves exploring his environment and observing the world from above. Cat trees and [...]
Music

Five Minutes With: Montréal Musician Serge-André Jones

Trained at Université Laval (Francis Dubé) and Université de Montreal (Paul Stewart), Serge-André Jones is, first of all, a virtuoso pianist, sensitive and imaginative and, secondly, a colourful and charismatic stage persona. His music, grounded [...]

Homegrown Business: Patricia Maheu of Regard Boréal

February 9, 2026

Regard Boréal est la toute première banque d’images 100 % québécoise qui propose plus de 1 000 images authentiques créées par des photographes. Patricia Maheu est l’entrepreneure visionnaire et fondatrice de Regard Boréal, qui a [...]
Homegrown Business: Marie-Lyne Ménard of Les Tissées

February 2, 2026
Old Photographs of Excavation Sites (1910-1954)

January 29, 2026

Old Photographs of Excavation Sites (1910-1954)

by Dalia Nardolillo in History

Montréal’s excavation sites tell quiet stories of a city constantly reinventing itself. Long before cranes defined the skyline, workers with shovels and pickaxes shaped the foundations of neighbourhoods, transit lines, and iconic buildings. These excavation [...]