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Turning Montreal’s restaurants into a soup kitchen network for those in need
Share Your Plate’s a new initiative addressing food accessibility by putting local restaurants’ meals in the hands of those that need them most.
A (mostly) spoken history of Clarke Café, Montreal’s home of the sangwich
Italo family history, a Mile End legend, and building a modern institution in the Pointe, as told by Frank Servedio
The Bulletin: Cures for the November blues [Issue #50]
The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.
Things that feel like therapy in Montreal
Some obvious, some not-so-obvious—but hard to argue with any one of them.
The Bulletin: All the leaves are brown [Issue #49]
The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.
Remembering the October Crisis of 1970
A time of many devastating firsts for Montreal and Canada, fuelled by kidnappings and murders by the FLQ's terrorist cell and a historic security crackdown that tested a nation's resilience and values.
MTLàTABLE is lighting a torch for a city's emblematic scene
An economic activator, a hospitality advocate, a game-changing concierge, a remedy to what ails a tough season for Montreal's restaurant industry—however you slice it, MTLàTABLE is what this city needs.
Bedford, Québec: Local creators bringing new blood to an old town
Staking artisanal claims among Victorian-style houses and centenary churches, Bedford's creator community just getting started.
On sonic speakeasies, listening cafés, and vinyl bars in Montreal
Sound, silence, and experience: Listening in on conversations with the audiophiles driving Montreal's sonic spaces.
The Bulletin: Halloween parties that won't suck 🧛 [Issue #48]
The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.
Cinematic rave experiments and musings at Cinéma L’Amour
An incredible, boundary-pushing event at Montreal's oldest porno theatre.
Keeping Día de Muertos traditions alive in Montreal
How Montrealers are celebrating a festival honouring the departed with colour, music, and food.
Bar Dominion & keeping spirits up in downtown Montreal
A downtown Montreal destination once closed during the pandemic, Dominion Square Tavern's been revived as Bar Dominion—a timeless classic by design.
The Montreal Metro's inauguration, 57 years later
A look back at the inauguration of Montreal’s metro, a unique system with a unique story, made by and for Montrealers.
The Bulletin: One city-sized haunted house, coming right up [Issue #47]
The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.