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Montreal is facing a week of heavy rain and the rest of the fall season promises more of the same, with colder temperatures on the horizon.

Montreal's flu vaccination campaign is open, but access to free vaccines is limited to certain high-risk groups, highlighting healthcare affordability issues for expats and digital nomads.

Montreal's Olympic Stadium is set to reopen with a new roof and modernized interior, but full reactivation could be delayed until 2029 or 2030.

Thousands of people in Farnham, Quebec, gathered to celebrate the pawpaw, a native fruit with a tropical taste, highlighting a movement towards reconnecting with local food sources.

The Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal is set to be unveiled after a decade of restoration work, offering visitors and residents a chance to see the building's renewed beauty.

This weekend's Marathon Beneva de Montréal will close several streets in Montreal, affecting both residents and visitors. Plan your commute accordingly to avoid major inconveniences.

Montreal's Trudeau Airport is ranked as the second-worst in Canada, with long lines and high prices being major complaints from travelers, making it a challenging experience for expats and digital nomads.

Montreal plans to offer 3,000 emergency shelter beds this winter, addressing a major humanitarian crisis. While this is a step in the right direction, long-time residents hope for effective implementation and sufficient support.

With Thanksgiving on Monday, October 12, Montreal residents and visitors can plan their schedules according to which services are open and which are closed. Check store hours and transit schedules to avoid any surprises during this special day.

First snow of the season hits Quebec, with up to 10 cm expected in some areas near Montreal, impacting commuters and travelers.

Starting October 5, 2026, a new legal warranty in Quebec ensures that products sold after that date are in good working order, providing consumers with the right to demand free repairs.

Montreal and Quebec City will co-host the 2027 FIVB Women’s Volleyball World Cup, providing a home-field advantage for the Canadian team and opportunities for local fans to support their favorite players.

Several Montreal restaurants have been hit with substantial health inspection fines, highlighting the importance of following safety regulations in the food service industry.

On September 30, Montreal will observe Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, with some businesses operating and others closed, impacting small business owners like me.

Phyllis Lambert, a 99-year-old architect and activist, is marking her 100th birthday with a yearlong program focused on key urban issues at the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal.