Laura Osborne

UPDATE, January 2025: Welcome to Time Out's handpicked selection of the best restaurants in Montreal, home to four of the best restaurants in the world for food right now (not to mention the eponymous restaurant of Top Chef Canada Season 11's winning chef). This list is intended to put your finger on Montreal's pulse—it's all about what's best at the moment, whether it's the hottest new restaurant, a weekend brunch, something iconic, or a stellar cheap eats; these are the places you'll want to eat at again and again and again. RECOMMENDED:Most romantic restaurants in Montreal right nowMichelin star-calibre restaurants in Montreal

Situé au Centre Eaton de Montréal, Time Out Market Montréal s'étend sur 40 000 pieds carrés de bonne bouffe et de divertissements sous un même toit. Destination culinaire et culturelle en plein cœur du centre-ville, cet immense espace sous une vaste verrière abrite une sélection de restaurants et de chefs triés sur le volet par l'équipe éditoriale de Time Out Montréal—y compris le plus grand brunch en ville. Mais ne vous fiez pas seulement à notre parole. Que se passe-t-il au Time Out Market Montréal ? Découvrez tous les événements et activités en cours.

Located in the Centre Eaton de Montréal, Time Out Market Montréal is 40,000 square feet of great food and fun under one roof. A culinary and cultural destination smack dab in the heart of Downtown, the gigantc space below a massive skylight is where you’ll find a handpicked selection of restaurants and chefs by the editorial staff at Time Out Montréal—including the biggest brunch in town. But don't just take our word for it. What are the best activities at Time Out Market Montréal? Check out all the events happening right now.

UPDATE, March 2025: From the 182 free activities happening across the city during Montréal en Lumière, to where to find the hotspot voted the best Mexican restaurant outside of Mexico, the most spectacular winter hikes in and around Montreal (or a visit to one of the most stunning cafés in Canada and maybe the world), Montreal—recently ranked one of the best cities in the world—is full of amazing and free things to do right now. Explore one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world, or discover the city's most stunning winter terrasse. Whether you are looking for cheap eats, where to find late-night eats or simply the best family-friendly activites, this list is for you. This essential round-up of Montreal musts is your to-do list whether you're a tourist or a local: from the best bars and speakeasies to the most stellar free museums—it rounds up the most outstanding things to do across the city. RECOMMENDED:Complete guide to the best restaurants in MontrealBest things to do with kids in MontrealBest attractions in MontrealBest Airbnbs in Montreal

MISE À JOUR, février 2025 : Bienvenue dans la sélection soigneusement élaborée par Time Out des meilleurs restaurants de Montréal, offrant actuellement les plats les plus délicieux de la ville, servis avec une expertise inégalée. Cette liste vise à vous tenir informé de l'effervescence culinaire de la ville — ou les nouveaux restaurants de Montréal à essayer dès que possible — et à vous donner un aperçu de ce qui se passe actuellement. RECOMMANDÉ :Des restaurants de calibre Michelin à MontréalLes meilleurs nouveaux restaurants de Montréal

People who don’t live in cities will tell you they’re busy, lonely and expensive places. But there’s a reason so many people choose to live in them: with world-class art and culture, unbeatable food and nightlife, buzzing neighbourhoods and a dizzying amount of stuff to do and see, there’s simply no better place to be.  Every year, we take the pulse of city living by quizzing thousands of locals across the planet about life in their hometowns. This year, more than 18,500 city-dwellers shared their insights on everything from food, nightlife and culture to affordability, happiness and the overall city vibe. When urban living can sometimes feel isolating and costly, this year we wanted to get a sense of what, exactly, makes a city feel like home. Sure, the nightlife is great, but is the city safe and walkable? Is good quality food and art available at a reasonable price? Is it easy to make friends, find love, and access nature?  Livability was a key factor in our ranking this year. But a great city to live in is, naturally, a great city to visit. So, along with the thousands of responses from locals around the world, we asked Time Out’s global network of city experts to vote on the places they think are particularly exciting right now. After crunching all that data, here we are: Time Out’s definitive ranking of the world’s best cities in 2025. Read on to see how your hometown fared… RECOMMENDED:🛍️ The coolest neighbourhoods in the world right now🌎 The best things to do in the

Montréal est un terrain de jeu pour les enfants de tous âges—particulièrement pendant l'hiver. La ville regorge d'attractions pour les jeunes enfants (et les jeunes de cœur), ainsi que d'excellents endroits pour manger à petit prix en famille. Chaque arrondissement a ses propres divertissements pour les familles, avec de nombreux endroits facilement accessibles en métro (les enfants de cinq ans et moins voyagent gratuitement !).  RECOMMANDÉ :39 meilleures choses à faire à Montreal maintenantLes 31 meilleurs musées de Montréal

Une foule d’aventures gratuites vous attendent aux quatre coins de la ville ! Montréal a tellement de choses incroyables à faire, surtout pendant l'hiver. Trouvez des activités qui correspondent à vos centres d'intérêt sans rien dépenser. Nous vous suggérons de sortir votre calendrier et de laisser le plaisir commencer... N'oubliez pas de visiter les meilleurs musées de Montréal à visiter gratuitement ! RECOMMANDÉ :Les meilleures choses à faire avec des enfants à Montréal

MISE À JOUR, mars 2024 : Montréal regorge d’activités incroyables et gratuites en ce moment: Ne manquez pas les 182 activités gratuites à travers la ville pendant Montréal en Lumière. Explorez les patinoires, ou découvrez les événements les plus sexy à Montréal. Que vous soyez à la recherche des nouveaux restaurants, ou simplement des meilleures activités pour toute la famille, cette liste est faite pour vous. Ce tour d'horizon incontournable des incontournables de Montréal est votre liste de choses à faire, que vous soyez touriste ou local : des meilleurs restaurants aux musées les plus éblouissants - il rassemble les activités les plus remarquables dans l'une des meilleures villes du monde. Trouver de quoi faire à Montréal n'a jamais été plus facile. RECOMMANDÉ : Le guide complet des meilleures activités gratuites à faire à MontréalLes meilleures choses à faire avec des enfants à Montréal50 meilleurs restaurants de Montréal  

Montreal has so many epic things to do, especially during Montréal en Lumiere. From free museums to discovering one of the city's many twinkling lights and skating rinks, get out your calendar and let the fun begin. Don't forget to check out all the (free family-friendly!) things happening at they city's best museums. RECOMMENDED:Full guide to the best things to do in MontrealBest things to do with kids in Montreal 

Montreal is a playground for kids of all ages—especially during the winter. The city is full of attractions for young kids (and the young at heart), stellar free museums and excellent places to eat that are easy on the budget. Every borough has its own family-forward fun—not to mention the highest bungee jump in Canada—with easy access via public transportation (5 year-olds and under ride for free!).  RECOMMENDED: Full guide to the best free things to do in Montreal27 best Montreal attractions for tourists and locals10 best free museums in Montreal you need to check out

You know spring in Montreal is around the corner when the St. Patrick's Day Parade takes to the streets in a massive display of Irish pride. This year marks the 200th parade the city has hosted where you can find members of the Irish community from across the island playing music, showing off their float-building game and just generally having a great time. It’s a great day to watch a parade with the whole family, or gather your friends to drink your face off in the city's best bars (or grab some cheap eats and pretend you’re too sick to work the next day). Get ready to wear green, kiss anyone who’s Irish, guzzle the best beer in Montreal and pass out before dinner. What is the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Montreal? This is one of the biggest days of the year for the Irish community of Montreal to celebrate in the downtown core with tons of music, dancing and general good (green) vibes. Put tgether by the United Irish Societies of Montreal, it’s complete with a grand marshal, chief officer and an elected queen (via a public speaking competition) and princesses. Native sons and daughters of Dublin and beyond also converge on the city to show their support for one of the foundational communities of the city. When is the St Patricks Day Parade in Montreal in 2025? The 200th Montreal St-Patrick's Parade will take place on Sunday, March 16, 2025, from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. What is the path of the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Montreal 2025? The path of the parade will travel from Fort

Montrealers have been worshipping at the altar of this family-run sandwicheria since it opened in 2018. The lip-smacking magic happens when southern Italian recipes that hail back three generations meet Philly-style hoagies bursting with homemade ingredients—right down to the house burrata, hand-cut chips and fresh basil picked from the garden. It only takes one bite to see why these sandwiches have a cult following. MENU Hot Sandwiches PorchettaAioli, provolone, porchetta, carmelized onions, hot peppers, eggplants, coleslaw Porchetta and RapiniSpicy mayo, provolone, porchetta, rapini Cutlet 2.0Mayo, bomba, chicken cutlet, provolone, pickles, giardiniera, lettuce, tomato, O.G. House Vinaigrette CutletMayo, provolone, chicken cutlet, hot peppers, eggplants, coleslaw MeatballBasil, oil, mozzarella, burrata meatballs, tomato sauce, parmesan, hot peppers Cheese SteakSteak, cheese blend, cherry peppers SausageAioli, provolone, sausage, hot peppers, eggplants, carmelized onions, coleslaw Sausage and PeppersSpicy mayo, provolone, roasted red peppers, carmelized onions, coleslaw Sausage and RapiniOlive oil, provolone, sausage, hot peppers, rapini Eggplant ParmBasil oil, burrata, fried eggplant, tomato sauce, parmesan, hot peppers Chicken ParmBasil oil, mozzarella, chicken cutlet, tomato sauce, parmesan, hot peppers, rapini Steak and PepperoniSteak, pepperoni, provolone, lettuce, OG sauce Cold Sandwiches Philly HoagieBalsamic reduction, olive oil, salami, capicollo, prosciutto, mortad

Montrealers have been worshipping at the altar of this family-run sandwicheria since it opened in 2018. The lip-smacking magic happens when southern Italian recipes that hail back three generations meet Philly-style hoagies bursting with homemade ingredients—right down to the house burrata, hand-cut chips and fresh basil picked from the garden. It only takes one bite to see why these sandwiches have a cult following. MENU Hot Sandwiches PorchettaAioli, Provolone, Porchetta, Caramelized Onions, Hot Peppers, Eggplants, Coleslaw Cutlet 2.0Mayo, Bomba, Chicken Cutlet, Provolone, Pickles, Giardiniera, Lettuce, Tomato, O.G. House Vinaigrette Chicken Parmesan and RapiniBasil Oil, Mozzarella, Chicken Cutlet, Tomato Sauce, Parmesan, Hot Peppers, Rapini Eggplant ParmesanBasil Oil, Burrata, Fried Eggplant, Tomato Sauce, Parmesan, Hot Peppers Cold Sandwiches Philly HoagieBalsamic Reduction, Olive Oil, Salami, Capicollo, Mortadella, Prosciutto, Mozzarella, Provolone, Hot Peppers, Marinated Eggplant, Lettuce, O.G. House Vinaigrette DiavoloAioli, Bomba, Giardiniera, Salami, Calabrese, Capicollo, Fontino, Provolone, Banana Peppers, Marinated Red Onions, Lettuce, Tomato, O.G. House Vinaigrette ClassicoOlive Oil, Pistachio Mortadella, Sliced Lemon, Burrata, Arugula CapreseBasil Oil, Arugula, Tomato, Burrata, Balsamic Reduction Salads Fennel and Arugula CaesarFennel, Arugula, Bacon, Croutons, Parmesan, Lemon, Caesar Vinaigrette House Salad(s)Mixed Lettuce, Cucumber, Red Onion, Tomato, Croutons

At Time Out Market Montréal, we believe that every corner of the city offers a unique vibe, distinct flavour, and an energy that's reflected in our food, drinks and events. Drawing inspiration from Montreal’s vibrant and diverse neighbourhoods, we crafted a cocktail menu that celebrates the richness of this unique and cosmopolitan city. We hope that every sip will transport you on a journey through flavours, stories, and discoveries that make Montreal such a special place. Discover 12 cocktails to add to your repertoire right now: 1. La P’tite Italie Bitter & SmoothRomeo’s Gin, Vermouth Rosso, Campari, Prune Nectar, Fresh Lemon Juice, Egg WhiteThis cocktail blends tradition and modernity with classic ingredients like gin, Vermouth Rosso, and Campari, evoking the Italian roots of Little Italy while embracing contemporary influences. The combination of prune nectar and egg white creates a velvety texture, while the bitterness of vermouth reflects the neighbourhood’s casual elegance, where cafés, bars, and trendy restaurants form a sophisticated yet welcoming atmosphere. Photograph: La P’tite Italie | Time Out Market Montréal 2. Villeray Citrusy & RefreshingOlmeca Altos Plata Tequila, Cirka Pomelo Liqueur, Fresh Grapefruit Juice, Sichuan Pepper Syrup, Soda Villeray is a mix of authenticity and diversity, much like this cocktail’s refined yet traditional tequila, paired with the bold combination of Cirka Pomelo Liqueur and Sichuan pepper. This daring blend reflects the neighbo

Au Time Out Market de Montréal nous croyons que chaque coin de la ville offre une atmosphère unique, une palette de saveurs et une énergie qui se reflètent parfaitement dans nos créations. C'est pourquoi nous avons décidé de nous inspirer des quartiers vibrants et diversifiés de Montréal. Chaque quartier de Montréal a sa propre identité, et c'est cette diversité qui nous a inspirés pour imaginer une carte de cocktails qui célèbre la richesse de cette ville unique et cosmopolite.  Nous espérons que chaque gorgée transportera nos invités dans une exploration de saveurs, d'histoires et de découvertes  qui font de Montréal un lieu si spécial. Découvrez 12 cocktails à ajouter à votre répertoire : 1. La P'tite Italie Amer et OnctueuxRomeo’s Gin, Vermouth Rosso, Campari, Nectar De Prune, Jus De Citron Frais et Blanc D’œuf Ce cocktail marie tradition et modernité avec des ingrédients classiques comme le gin, le Vermouth Rosso et l’Amer Amer, rappelant les racines italiennes du quartier tout en s’ouvrant à des influences contemporaines. Son mélange de nectar de pruneau et de blanc d’œuf apporte une texture veloutée, tandis que l’amertume du vermouth reflète l’élégance décontractée de la Petite Italie, où cafés, bars et restaurants branchés créent une ambiance à la fois sophistiquée et chaleureuse. Photograph: La P’tite Italie | Time Out Market Montréal 2. Villeray Agrume et DésaltérantTéquila Olmeca Altos Plata, Cirka Liqueur De Pomelo, Jus De Pamplemousse Frais, Sirop Au Poivre De

Chaque mois, Time Out Market Montréal met à l’honneur l’une de nos microbrasseries préférées, et ce mois de mars, c’est Benelux qui est à l’honneur. Découvrez une nouvelle bière artisanale locale disponible à un prix exceptionnel durant tout le mois ! Qu’est-ce qui rend Benelux si spécial ? Benelux, premier bar à ouvrir à Verdun, est une microbrasserie montréalaise aux influences belges. De 1875 à 2013, Verdun était une ville « sèche » où les bars étaient interdits et où l’alcool ne pouvait être servi qu’avec un repas. Toutefois, une faille juridique a permis à Benelux d’ouvrir en tant que microbrasserie en 2013. Aujourd’hui bien implantée avec des établissements à Montréal et à Québec, la succursale de Benelux sur la rue Wellington, située dans une ancienne banque historique, allie design industriel et vaste terrasse de 180 places pour profiter de l’été. Photograph: Benelux Les pubs Benelux offrent une ambiance détendue avec de grandes terrasses où vous pouvez savourer des bières artisanales de style belge brassées sur place, accompagnées d’un menu simple de saucisses et de paninis. Tout mérite d’être goûté, des pilsners aux hefeweizens en passant par les milkshake IPA, donc mieux vaut opter pour une dégustation en plateau. Rendez-vous chez Benelux pour des soirées karaoké, des spectacles d’humour, des scènes ouvertes et des quiz, et repartez avec quelques bières à emporter. Photograph: Benelux Quand aura lieu la dégustation gratuite de bière au Time Out Market Montréal

Each month, Time Out Market Montréal highlights one of our favourite microbreweries, and this March, it’s all about Benelux. Discover a new local craft beer available at a very special price throughout the entire month! What makes Benelux so special? Benelux, the first bar to open in Verdun, is a Montreal-based microbrewery with Belgian influences.  From 1875 to 2013, Verdun was a dry town where bars were banned, and alcohol could only be served with food, but a legal loophole allowed Benelux to open as a microbrewery in 2013.  Now a well-established local brewery with locations in Montreal and Quebec City, Benelux’s Wellington Street branch, set in a historic former bank, combines industrial design with a spacious 180-seat terrace for summer enjoyment. Photograph: Benelux Benelux’s pubs offer a relaxed atmosphere with sprawling terraces where you can enjoy house-brewed Belgian-style craft beers alongside a simple menu of sausages and paninis. Everything deserves a taste, from pilsners and hefeweizens to milkshake IPAs, so it's recommended you go for a flight.  Head to Benelux for the karaoke, comedy nights, open mic, and quiz nights, and leave with some take-home beers. Photograph: Benelux When will the free beer tasting take place at Time Out Market Montreal? Don't miss the official tasting day on Thursday, March 6, 2025, from 5 PM to 8 PM, at the Beer Bar at Time Out Market Montréal (one of the 7 bars in the Market). You’ll have the chance to meet the brand ambassador

Sunday night may have been the coldest night of the entire winter in Montreal, but by Monday morning, the temperature dropped to -7°C—a 25-degree plunge in less than 48 hours. The good news: starting Tuesday, temperatures will rise above the freezing point in the southern part of the province, with highs are expected to reach 4°C.  The bad news: the midweek warm-up comes with rain between Tuesday and Thursday, along with a possibility of freezing rain. When is the freezing rain arriving in Montreal? According to a special weather bulletin issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada, the midweek warm-up means temperatures will rise significantly on Wednesday and Thursday.  Rain will begin on Wednesday and could bring up to 25 mm of precipitation by Thursday. There’s a risk of freezing rain on Wednesday morning before temperatures rise and the rain arrives. The combination of rain and melting snow could lead to significant water accumulation on roads and low-lying areas. This abrupt shift comes after a series of winter storms that left a thick blanket of snow across the city. While this week's milder temperatures may feel like a brief respite from winter, they could also signal what's to come. Meteorologists have already indicated that a wetter-than-usual spring may be on the way.  Photograph: Shutterstock/ Marc Bruxelle What is the spring forecast for Montreal? Eager for an early spring? You might want to temper your expectations: both the Farmers’ Almanac and MétéoMédia

A silent disco party with free popcorn? An illuminated maze with distortion mirrors? An evening of music that brings together over 100 performers?  From a genealogy night to an exclusive viewing of the MMFA’s Inuit art collection, with a stop at the biggest free drag brunch in town in between, there are 182 free activities happening across Montreal during this incredible free festival. Photograph: Eva Blue When is Montréal en Lumière ? Montreal's legendary winter festival runs from February 27, 2025, to March 9, 2025. What can I do for free at Montréal en Lumière 2025 ? There are 182 free activities being offered during Montréal en Lumière 2025. For a complete list of the programming, click here. Photograph: Eva Blue Explore the top 100 free activities Montréal en Lumiere—one of the best things to do in Montreal right now—has to offer: Village Gourmand: Local and international chefs await in a series of free activities happening north of the Place des Festivals.  The National Bank FUNarium: Navigate a dazzling maze filled with mirrors and a mesmerizing disco ball during this interactive adventure, full of surprises at every turn. Le Foyer Loto-Québec: Participate in a captivating light-based game at this interactive fire pit for a chance to win a ''Moments Chanceux'' The Timbit Symphony: Take part in a Timbit treasure hunt across the site and collect them all.  CN Family Zone: Get ready for fun for all ages, from hockey and electric challenges to a locomotive match

UPDATE March 2, 2025: A low of -22°C is expected overnight from Sunday to Monday, with a wind chill of around -26°C. This intense cold will be short-lived thanks to a warm front accompanied by a powerful Colorado system arriving on Tuesday. This Sunday, the wind chill is expected to reach -31, bringing exceptionally cold temperatures for March. A mass of cold air from the north, combined with lingering winds on Sunday morning, will push the wind chill down to -30. Such extreme cold poses a significant risk, as exposed skin can freeze within 10 to 30 minutes. While rare, temperatures this low in March are not unprecedented. Photograph: Shutterstock / Andrei Stepanov What is Montreal’s coldest temperature on record? Analyzing data from the past 25 years, this phenomenon has occurred several times. Since 2000, Montreal has experienced a wind chill of -30 in March on four occasions, the most recent being March 2, 2021. On March 6, 2007, a record-breaking wind chill of -38 was recorded in the city. Beyond these extreme wind chills, Montreal has also seen six Marches where actual temperatures dropped to -20°C, even before factoring in wind chill. The last occurrence was on March 11, 2017. Photograph: Lena Si | Shutterstock.com When will the cold weather start in Montreal? A mass of cold air from the north, intensified by persistent winds, will bring the wind chill down to -30 on Sunday morning, but milder temperatures are expected starting Tuesday. RECOMMENDED:Full guide to th

MISE À JOUR le 2 mars : Un minimum de -22 °C est attendu dans la nuit de dimanche à lundi, avec un ressenti d’environ -26. Ce froid intense sera de courte durée, un redoux accompagné d’un puissant système du Colorado arrivant dès mardi. Ce dimanche, on prévoit un ressenti de -31, des températures particulièrement glaciales pour un mois de mars. Une masse d’air froid en provenance du nord, combinée à des vents encore présents dimanche matin, fera chuter le ressenti jusqu’à -30.  Un tel froid représente un risque important, pouvant geler la peau exposée en 10 à 30 minutes. Des températures aussi froides en mars sont rares, mais pas inédites.  Photograph: Shutterstock / Andrei Stepanov Quel est le record de froid enregistré à Montréal ? En analysant les données des 25 dernières années, on constate que cette situation s'est produite à quelques reprises. Depuis l’an 2000, Montréal a enregistré un ressenti de -30 en mars à quatre reprises, la plus récente étant le 2 mars 2021.  Le 6 mars 2007, un record a même été atteint avec un ressenti de -38 dans la métropole.  En plus de ces ressentis extrêmes, Montréal a connu six mois de mars où la température elle-même est descendue jusqu’à -20 °C, sans compter le facteur éolien.  La dernière occurrence remonte au 11 mars 2017. Photograph: Lena Si | Shutterstock.com Quand commence le froid à Montréal ? Une masse d'air froid venue du nord, accentuée par des vents persistants, fera chuter le ressenti à -30 dimanche matin, avant un redoux

UPDATE Saturday, March 1 2025: This Sunday, the wind chill is expected to reach -31, bringing exceptionally frigid temperatures for March. A mass of cold air from the north, combined with lingering winds on Sunday morning, will push the wind chill down to -30. As the city recovers from the record-breaking back-to-back storms of last week, more snow is on the way. A storm tracking in from northwestern Canada may trigger airline delays and flight cancellations at the major hubs in southeastern Canada. According to The Weather Network, the latest forecast predicts snow beginning early Thursday, with up to 5 cm expected in the morning before transitioning into flurries throughout the afternoon and evening.  An additional 3 cm may accumulate overnight as temperatures drop to -8°C, feeling like -16°C with the wind chill. Saturday morning will potentially deliver 10 cm during the day, with another 10 cm overnight. By Sunday, Montreal could accumulate up to 25 cm. With snow clearing efforts almost 80% complete, the Montreal snow-loading operation is said to take another 5 days—not taking into account the end-of-the-week storm. Towering snow piles could get higher, with heavy snow a potential issue for roofs. Photograph: Shutterstock / Barisev Roman How to track Montreal’s snow removal? There are three ways to track Montreal’s snow removal:  1. INFO-Neige MTL app (available on the App Store and Google Play) 2. Snow removal map: Consult this map to learn when your street will be cle

MISE À JOUR – samedi le 1 mars 2025 : Ce dimanche, on prévoit un ressenti de -31, des températures particulièrement glaciales pour un mois de mars. Une masse d’air froid en provenance du nord, combinée à des vents encore présents dimanche matin, fera chuter le ressenti jusqu’à -30.  Alors que la métropole se remet des tempêtes records de la semaine dernière, une nouvelle perturbation s’approche. Une tempête en provenance du nord-ouest du Canada pourrait provoquer des retards et des annulations de vols dans les principaux aéroports du sud-est du pays. Selon MétéoMédia, les dernières prévisions annoncent de la neige dès jeudi matin, avec jusqu'à 5 cm attendus avant de se transformer en averses de neige l'après-midi et en soirée. Un autre 3 cm pourrait s'accumuler durant la nuit, alors que les températures chuteront à -8 °C, ressenties comme -16 °C avec le facteur éolien. Samedi matin pourrait apporter 10 cm supplémentaires au cours de la journée, avec encore 10 cm durant la nuit. Dimanche, Montréal pourrait totaliser jusqu'à 25 cm de neige. Avec le chargement de la neige déjà complété à près de 80 %, les opérations devraient se poursuivre pendant encore cinq jours—sans compter la tempête de fin de semaine. Les amas de neige risquent de devenir encore plus imposants, et l'accumulation de neige lourde pourrait poser des risques pour les toitures. Photograph: Shutterstock / Barisev Roman Comment suivre le déneigement à Montréal ? Il existe trois façons de suivre le déneigement à

Une soirée disco silencieuse avec du popcorn gratuit ? Un labyrinthe illuminé avec des miroirs déformants ? Une soirée musicale rassemblant plus de 100 artistes ? De la découverte de la généalogie à une visite exclusive de la collection d’art inuit du MBAM, en passant par le plus grand brunch drag gratuit de la ville, 182 activités gratuites se déroulent aux quatre coins de Montréal pendant ce festival incontournable. Photograph: Eva Blue Quand Montréal en Lumière ? Le célèbre festival hivernal de Montréal se tiendra du 27 février au 9 mars 2025. Que puis-je faire gratuitement à Montréal en 2025 ? 182 activités gratuites sont proposées durant le festival. Pour découvrir la programmation complète, cliquez ici. Photograph: Eva Blue Découvrez les 100 meilleures activités gratuites de Montréal en Lumière, l’un des événements incontournables du moment à Montréal : 1. Village Gourmand : Des chefs locaux et internationaux animent une série d’activités culinaires gratuites au nord de la Place des Festivals.2. Le FUNarium Banque Nationale : Parcourez un labyrinthe fascinant rempli de miroirs et d’une boule disco hypnotisante dans cette aventure interactive pleine de surprises.3. Le Foyer Loto-Québec : Participez à un jeu de lumière captivant autour d’un foyer interactif pour tenter de gagner un « Moments Chanceux ».4. La Symphonie des Timbits : Rejoignez une chasse au trésor Timbit à travers le site et tentez de tous les collectionner. 5. Zone famille CN : Activités pour tous les

On Animation Studios has announced its permanent shutdown on LinkedIn this afternoon. Founded in 2012 by Aton Soumache and Dimitri Rassam, the studio produced films like Playmobil: The Movie.  Following the collapse of Technicolor Group’s MPC and Mikros studios, the closure of On Animation Studios is another blow for Montreal’s animation and VFX industries. On Animation quickly became a key Montreal studio, attracting global talent with projects like Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie, a top-grossing French animated film, and The Little Prince, a Cannes selection and César winner. The LinkedIn post stated: “Amid the changes in our industry, On Animation Studios is ceasing its activities. It is sad to say goodbye to a team as incredible, talented, and skilled as ours. We will deeply miss the joy and excitement of creating outstanding films alongside such remarkable people and partners. We are grateful to have had the opportunity to do what we love for so many years while remaining true to ourselves. T he way we shared, learned, and grew together, and the respect and care we showed one another, were as essential as the stories we told and the values they embodied. This is our commitment to a brighter future — not only for the children who cherish our films but for everyone who works in this extraordinary industry, along with their loved ones who have shared in this journey. Though we cannot name each person who played a vital role in making this adventure possible, you know who you