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Old Photographs of Montréal in the winter (1880-1972)

Montréal in winter feels like a city stepping back into its own history. Snow softens the edges of stone buildings, settles into iron staircases, and turns narrow streets into quiet echoes of another era. The [...]
Arts

“A Day in the Life” with: Mixed Media Artist Naomi Lane

Naomi Lane is a contemporary Artist and Architectural conservationist who uses her painting practice to spotlight the importance of preserving heritage buildings. Her work evokes a renewed appreciation for traditional craftsmanship, natural materials, human-scale design, [...]
Lifestyle

Sasha the dog is looking for a new home in the Montréal area

Sasha is an adorable dog with a big heart, but she needs a very specific environment to thrive. Since a baby arrived in the home, Sasha has been very anxious and stressed. She is not [...]
Food

Feasting at Foiegwa as Montreal Fav Readies to Turn 10

For almost a decade, Foiegwa has been serving it’s delicious diner mash-up of French meets American. Foiegwa first opened at the corner of Atwater and Notre-Dame in 2016. It’s part of a restaurant family run [...]
Business

Homegrown Business: Patrice Lavoie of Veux-Tu Une Bière?

Depuis 2010, Veux-tu une bière? est une petite épicerie de quartier proposant plusieurs produits alimentaire québécois dont une large variété de bières de microbrasseries québécoises de haute qualité et au froid, ainsi qu’une sélection de [...]

“A Day in the Life” with: Mixed Media Artist Naomi Lane

March 4, 2026

Naomi Lane is a contemporary Artist and Architectural conservationist who uses her painting practice to spotlight the importance of preserving heritage buildings. Her work evokes a renewed appreciation for traditional craftsmanship, natural materials, human-scale design, [...]
“A Day in the Life” with: Artist Carter Gulseth

February 25, 2026
“A Day in the Life” with: Photographer Rory Creelman

February 18, 2026

Old Photographs of Montréal in the winter (1880-1972)

March 5, 2026

Montréal in winter feels like a city stepping back into its own history. Snow softens the edges of stone buildings, settles into iron staircases, and turns narrow streets into quiet echoes of another era. The [...]
Homegrown Business: Patrice Lavoie of Veux-Tu Une Bière?

March 2, 2026
Charitable Choices: Animal Rescue Network

February 24, 2026

Old Photographs of McGill College Street (1914-1990)

by Dalia Nardolillo in History

McGill College Street has long been recognized for its distinctive blend of urban architecture and natural scenery. Situated at the foot of Mount Royal, the avenue became an important visual corridor and gathering space as [...]