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The singer, who has a career spanning almost 50 years, intends to get fully involved in politics.

Brunch is all about options — whether you're in the mood for breakfast, lunch, or both. But some Montreal restaurants go a step further, offering an all-you-can-eat buffet or set menu. You don't have to pick between dishes at these spots, you can sample them all and fill up without fear of the bill.

Montreal's rue Saint-Denis is trading traffic for snowboards and skis next month. From March 1 to 3, the urban corridor will become a free, open-air winter sports festival. APIK promises an epic showdown that turns the Quartier Latin into a wintertime playground. Snowboarders have the spotlight on Saturday; skiers follow on Sunday. The competition is fierce, with athletes vying for prizes.

Montreal is throwing an all-night party, and you're invited. Nuit Blanche is an artistic and cultural marathon that turns the city into an after-dark playground with light-up art installations, free music shows and museums open late, inviting the curious to explore into the wee hours.

Officials with the City of Montreal say they plan to create nocturnal zones in neighbourhoods across the metropolis in addition to having a 24-hour nightlife district, according to Noovo Info.

The head of MTL 24/24 says that Montreal cutting the program is an example of &#34day people deciding whats good for night people.”

After having lived through several incarnations of Quebecs complex commercial signage language laws, Quebecs businesses are once again bracing for the additional costs of making French &#34markedly predominant,&#34 as required by new regulations.

In a sit-down interview after a recent health scare and a rough patch in her tenure, Mayor Valérie Plante is putting the emphasis on the positive.

MONTREAL - The City of Montreal has outlined a plan to "relaunch" its downtown by 2030, including the creation of a round-the-clock nightlife zone.

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