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Montrealers can look forward to strolling along 11 pedestrian streets this summer, without having to worry about the danger and noise pollution that cars and other vehicles bring.

Pizza wasn't created in our city — or even on our continent — but damn do we have some good ones. Since its humble Montreal debut in Little Italy, the cheese, tomato and bread pie has burst across the culinary landscape, with dozens of restaurants vying for the title of best pizza in Montreal.From classic thin-crust pies to gourmet pizza creations with bold toppings, Montreal's pizza scene has something for every preference. Whether you're in the mood for pizza by the slice, a co...

It's time for a new calendar, and hopefully, twelve months full of joy and new opportunities in the Quebec metropolis. 2023 is just starting and Montreal is already setting the bar high with tons of fun activities despite the freezing temps.No winter blues allowed on our island. From concerts to comfort food, art exhibitions, big parties and festivals, the city has something to cheer everyone up.So how will you mark the first month of the new year?

OMG, it's already December! After a hot AF restriction-free festival season and a short yet gorgeous autumn, the snow and cold temps have officially returned to the 514.That doesn't mean it's time to start hibernating! Whether you want to embrace the holiday spirit, try some new food and bars, or attend massive parties, Montreal has what you're looking for in December.This year deserves a great finish, so here's a bucket list of things to do to make the most of your time left...

Two popular places to take a break in Montreal are open once again, as Square Phillips and Pied-du-Courant are up and running.

Two popular places to take a break in Montreal are open once again, as Square Phillips and Pied-du-Courant are up and running.

Article content Montreal developer Brivia Group is betting big on a downtown revival. Not content with building what will be the city’s tallest residential structure on Phillips Square, Brivia is now planning to erect a 19-storey condominium tower on the site of the former Loews Theatre. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Brivia planning new 19-storey condo project on site of old Loews Theatre Back to video The project, located at Ste-Catherine ...

Article content While the challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic are as vast as they are varied in the real estate industry, developers have been able to adapt to the new normal, and projects have largely been able to move forward. In fact, there are plenty of exciting new condo developments going on throughout the entire Montreal area. From cutting-edge LEED-certified projects to high-end boutique buildings, 2021 will see a slew of fascinating new condo projects in the city. Here, we exam...