Montreal millennials ditch the corporate dress codemontrealgazette.com - Susan Schwartz, Montreal Gazette When millennials were children, back in the 1980s and 1990s, their parents wore suits to work if they had corporate or professional jobs: their …
Play button E is for ethics in AI — and Montreal's playing a leading rolemontrealgazette.com - Jacob Serebrin, Montreal Gazette Montreal has already positioned itself as a global artificial intelligence hub. Now the push is on to make it the place where the ethical framework …
Play button How healthy is the cabane à sucre? And does it matter?montrealgazette.com - T'Cha Dunlevy, Montreal Gazette Healthy eating is all the rage, so how does one reconcile that with one of Quebec’s — and Canada’s — time-honoured traditions: an annual visit to the …
Clean cut: six classic Montreal barbershopsmontrealgazette.com - T'Cha Dunlevy, Montreal Gazette Male grooming is all the rage these days. Blame the beards, Movember, and the surge of designer barbershops, which have hipsters lining up around the …
Montréal Child killed, help denied: 'People aren't supposed to need to fight like this'montrealgazette.com - Jesse Feith, Montreal Gazette Updated: March 9, 2019 As she first heard her name ring over the hospital’s intercom system, Monique Dalcourt figured there must have been a mix-up. Dalcourt was at the …
Lifestyle (Canada) Are delivery apps hurting Montreal restaurants?montrealgazette.com - Basem Boshra It’s a busy Friday night at Atma restaurant on St-Laurent Blvd. Customers are pushing away thoughts of sub-zero temperatures by scooping …
Meet the Montreal tailor who makes NHL stars look sharpmontrealgazette.com - Brendan Kelly, Montreal Gazette Domenico Vacca, who is the go-to tailor for over 200 National Hockey League players, has no shortage of great stories to tell.We are sitting in the …
Montreal's black pioneers: They paved the way for othersmontrealgazette.com - René Bruemmer, Montreal Gazette Updated: March 13, 2019 When Gwen Lord applied to become a teacher with the Protestant School Board of Greater Montreal in 1961, she was relieved the interviewer was someone …
The asbestos legacy: Can mining residues be repurposed safely?montrealgazette.com - Michelle Lalonde, Montreal Gazette Updated: February 19, 2019 Brousseau is mayor of Thetford Mines, the largest town in Quebec’s former asbestos mining region, just a few hours’ drive northeast of Montreal. The …
The crucifix in Quebec's National Assembly: Why its symbolism mattersmontrealgazette.com - Andy Riga Updated: February 7, 2019 The first clash over a cross in Quebec occurred almost 500 years ago. July 1534, Gaspé Bay. French explorer Jacques Cartier, on his first voyage to …
Grocery shoppers click online instead of standing in linemontrealgazette.com - René Bruemmer, Montreal Gazette Updated: January 19, 2019 Amanda Harris, a Provigo manager more commonly known to her customers as “the girl with the tattoos,” pilots a shopping cart down the aisles of her …
Montreal's roadwork lie: An investigationmontrealgazette.com - Linda Gyulai, Montreal Gazette Updated: January 15, 2019 The parade of Montreal mayors promising that next year will be when the city starts catching up on decades of underinvestment in roads and other …
They're your men: Leonard Cohen brought fans together and kept them togethermontrealgazette.com - Susan Schwartz, Montreal Gazette Updated: December 26, 2018 Montreal’s beloved native son Leonard Cohen has been gone now for more than two years — he died Nov. 7, 2016 at 82 — and we miss him. But he lives on …
It's Christmas in January for Christian Orthodox familiesmontrealgazette.com - Susan Schwartz, Montreal Gazette Updated: January 6, 2019 The tourtières that Diane Zalusky prepared from scratch have been consumed and enjoyed, along with the Christmas cookies she made, and the réveillon …
Play button The top 10 sometimes savage Quebec culture stories of 2018montrealgazette.com - Brendan Kelly, Montreal Gazette Quebec culture — and cultural appropriation — was centre stage in 2018. Among headlines were the #MeToo fallout at Just for Laughs, savage reviews …
The year in review 2018: The pictures our photographers most want you to seemontrealgazette.com - Montreal Gazette Updated: December 29, 2018 Sometimes a photographer’s assignment is very specific, such as “construction of the Champlain Bridge.” Other times, it’s incredibly vague: “There is …
Photographers’ picks: Best unseen Gazette photos of 2018montrealgazette.com - Montreal Gazette Updated: December 15, 2018 Gazette photo journalists take countless shots every year, from classrooms to cafés to crime scenes. What you see published in the paper is just a …
Play button Les petits chanteurs de Laval: Those who sing together, stick togethermontrealgazette.com - T'Cha Dunlevy, Montreal Gazette Marc-Olivier Hardy was like any other 8-year-old when his parents brought him to audition for Les petits chanteurs de Laval more than 15 years …
Open Door moves on as St. Stephen's Church closesmontrealgazette.com - Marian Scott, Montreal Gazette Your eyes take a few seconds to adjust to the dim lighting in St. Stephen’s Church in lower Westmount.Men and women are stretched out on the carved …
Photo essay: Goodbye to Montreal Children's Hospitalmontrealgazette.com - Montreal Gazette Updated: November 24, 2018 A neighbourhood doesn’t recover quickly when a beloved landmark disappears. These days, it’s disorienting to walk or drive past the corner of Atwater …
Montreal homeless man had nowhere to turn night dog froze in his armsmontrealgazette.com - Catherine Solyom, Montreal Gazette Updated: November 26, 2018 It was minus-16 Celsius on Thursday night when Christian banged on the doors of the Berri-UQAM métro station. It was 2:30 a.m., and it was too cold to …
Let's remember: Van Doos fought for the honour of French Canadamontrealgazette.com - René Bruemmer, Montreal Gazette Updated: November 11, 2018 For someone destined to become one of Canada’s most valiant war heroes, Jean Brillant’s early life and military career were relatively …
Joe Beef guides us through the apocalypse with a cookbook, and much moremontrealgazette.com - Susan Schwartz, Montreal Gazette There’s a recipe named for Pierre Elliott Trudeau in the new Joe Beef cookbook, accompanied by a story from co-author David McMillan about how a …
Will Montreal have 'most expensive composting plants in this universe'?montrealgazette.com - Linda Gyulai, Montreal Gazette Updated: November 9, 2018 Montreal’s 2019-2021 capital spending program appears to confirm the city will have what a whistleblower warned this summer would be the “most …
Montreal spends more on roads than rest of Canada, with worse resultsmontrealgazette.com - Linda Gyulai, Montreal Gazette Updated: November 8, 2018 It is not only an impression that Montreal roads are in worse shape than elsewhere. New data confirm the condition of the city’s streets is worse than …
Nunavik crisis: 124 people have died by suicide since 2010montrealgazette.com - Christopher Curtis, Montreal Gazette Updated: November 9, 2018 At least 124 people in Nunavik have taken their lives in the past nine years. The latest numbers on northern suicide, provided by the Quebec coroner, …
One-on-one with Mayor Valérie Plante, one year latermontrealgazette.com - Andy Riga Updated: November 3, 2018 Mayor Valérie Plante looks down at the handwritten inspirational sticky notes that mark her spot at the round wood table. “It has been a long week and …
Mayor Valérie Plante's Year 1: A timelinemontrealgazette.com - Andy Riga Updated: November 3, 2018 Here’s a look at Valérie Plante’s eventful debut year as Montreal’s mayor. After running an energetic, upbeat, mobility-focused campaign, Valérie …
Hells Angels Montreal’s underworld: Mafia, Hells Angels, street gangs worked in concertmontrealgazette.com - Paul Cherry, Montreal Gazette Updated: November 3, 2018 On Aug. 20, 2015, organized crime investigators got a rare glimpse inside Montreal’s underworld as three men alleged to be the most powerful …
