Greene Avenue Community Centre, more commonly known as Centre Greene, is an independent local Montréal-based non-profit organization which aims to directly service the community with quality social, cultural, and recreational services. We spoke with Executive […]
Maquis Yasolo is a local West African restaurant which sells an immersive culinary experience through decor and food celebrating the culinary heritage of diverse Black identities found in Quebec. This is all curated and co-owned […]
This next post is inspired by my love of the outdoor markets we have in Montréal, more specifically the Atwater Market. Now, as you look through these photographs you will find that it is not […]
Balle Molle Queer Softball (BMQS) est un organisme à but non lucratif basé à Montréal qui est essentiellement une ligue de softball queer. Cet organisme tient à organiser des événements sportifs pour les montréalais afin […]
CJ CRAY is a Montreal-based queer-owned clothing brand which sells custom and handmade leather garments, accessories and fetishware. Pieces are bespoke and are shipped worldwide for a large and diverse clientele. This all came from […]
Susan Senecal, President and CEO of A&W Canada, has been with the company since 1992. In addition to her corporate role, she serves passionately as Chair of the MS Canada Board of Directors. Since 2008, […]
Bois Magique is a lovingly and thoughtfully put together furniture exhibition which showcases the works of emerging creators at the intersection of craft, art and design for a broad audience. We spoke with founder and […]
Le Fond-Action Santé Communautaire Bénise-Normil (FASCBN), fondé en 2014, se consacre à la prévention du diabète de type 2 et de l’hypertension, tant au niveau local à Montréal qu’en Haïti. L’organisation travaille avec des partenaires […]
Jason Grimmer, the artistic director of Mile End Improv/Theatre VME, shares insights about their vibrant and innovative improv community in this interview. Located in Montreal’s historic Mile End, Mile End Improv offers weekly improv workshops […]
This post was inspired by the post I did a couple of months ago, on the Lasalle bridge. The Jacques-Cartier Bridge has been a part of Montréal’s history since May 14, 1930. This was when […]
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