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While Montreal is already bustling with festival after festival, non-stop restaurant openings and loads of spring activities, attending events can certainly add up, so getting involved in free activities in Montreal is always welcome. From free yoga sessions, and stand-up shows, all the way to pop-up shops and used book sales, here are nine free things to do in Montreal this weekend.

While April has been a bit chilly in Montreal, the promise of spring is still on the horizon, bringing with it the eagerly awaited cherry blossoms.

It's that magical time of year when Montreal's barren trees begin sprouting buds that bloom into flowers, gradually turning the city into a colourful botanical paradise. With the magnolias just starting to blossom and cherry blossoms expected in the coming weeks, you may be wondering where in the city you can see your favourite trees this spring.

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With the House of Commons gaffe & a Quebec neo-Nazi in the news, it’s clear that the history of the Holocaust & anti-Semitism in Canada must be taught.

It has been about a year since Time Out, the media and hospitality brand that publishes local guides to some of the worlds most interesting cities, ranked Rue Wellington in

Andrew Gonzalez, the founding director of the Quebec Centre for Biodiversity Science, says small efforts to protect biodiversity can add up to something much larger.

The UN conference aims to lay out a plan to tackle the "unsustainable rate" of global biodiversity loss. Here’s all you need to know.

Conference aims to lay out plan to tackle ‘unsustainable rate’ of global biodiversity loss. Here’s all you need to know.

The recent COP26 was eagerly awaited. Originally planned for 2020, the event was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It was also meant to be a maj