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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.
Once again, Quebecers are missing out on Family Day while most of the rest of the country gets a holiday. Harumph.
Winter in Montreal is when the city turns the cold into a carnival of lights. From February 29 to March 10, the city is throwing a party so bright and warm there's no need to escape the chill, you can just celebrate it.
Montreal is known for many things – amazing food, a thriving arts scene, and its unique culture. But there's something else that sets this city apart: its winters. While most might prefer to stay cozy indoors, Montrealers are out there, making the most of the cold. Here are some things to do in and around Montreal that show winter here isn't just bearable – it's downright exciting.
As of Friday, 176 of the more than 260 ice surfaces managed by the city were listed as open