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One year after the invasion of Ukraine, hundreds of people gathered at a candlelight vigil in Montreal Friday evening to show solidarity with those who are fighting on the frontlines.

Christmas is coming, and with it, a slew of store and service closures for Toronto.

Including kitschy cocktail pop-ups, special afternoon teas and outdoor winter villages

What was once a run-down and car-centered stretch of a storied Montréal street has been transformed into a pedestrian hub thanks to Provencher_Roy’s reimagination of Sainte-Catherine St. West. By transforming a four-lane road into a pedestrian-oriented one with a single lane of car traffic, the redesign creates a promenade stretching six blocks between De Bleury […]

I never realized how much segregation continues to shape Boston, not just geographically but medically, measured in health inequities and life expectancies, writes Joshua Budhu.

Provencher_Roy has released photos of their recently completed pedestrian redevelopment along a six-block stretch of Montreal’s heavily-trafficked Sainte-Catherine St. West commercial district just north of Ville-Marie. The project entailed the reimagining of a busy former four-lane street into...

Fifty years after one of Montreal's worst tragedies took place, a ceremony was held Thursday to remember the 37 people who lost their lives in the Blue Bird Café fire.

Ceremony will take place at 11 a.m. at Phillips Square, where there is a memorial with the names of the victims.

Fifty years ago, what is considered one of Canadas worst fires claimed the lives of 37 young men and women at two nightclubs in downtown Montreal. The City of Montreal paid tribute Thursday morning to the victims of the Bluebird Cafe fire.

Weekend events in Toronto are all about live music and festivals. JerkFest is finally back after a brief hiatus, and Nathan Phillips Square is host...