The Latest Breaking News from Montréal

It Was the Summer of a Lifetime for Maxime Crepeau—Decades in the Making

Orlando City’s star goalkeeper made history on the world’s grandest stage this summer.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 15

Fancy a trip to Canada? These airlines are launching new routes from Europe

Seasonal routes are opening up destinations like Toronto, Montréal and Halifax for more Europeans.

Euronews · Sep 8

'It's changed a lot' – Paul Seixas raring to take on Canadian GPs and World Championships with Pogačar's possible absence opening up opportunities

French star will return from post-Tour de France break at Grand Prix Québec before big goals of Worlds and Il Lombardia

Cycling News · Sep 3

'A lot more excitement than pressure' – A world title defence at home already a dream for Magdeleine Vallieres

A course that suits and a crowd that will be on her side as Canadian chases a rainbow repeat in Montréal

Cycling News · Aug 20

'A once-in-a-career kind of thing' – A year on from a stunning victory, Canada's top women riders look ahead to 'special' home Road World Championships

Magdeleine Vallieres Mill, Alison Jackson, Isabella Holmgren, and more talk about upcoming Montréal Worlds – 'There are a lot of really strong Canadians at the moment'

Cycling News · Aug 16

When Former Barcelona, Arsenal Legend Alexis Sanchez Could Make His MLS Debut

Sánchez could take on former Barça teammate Sergi Roberto in his home debut.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 14

Sunlight is alive — and through play with it, artists reflect on climate change

As an artist who explores associations and disassociations of culture and nature, I am playing with sunlight in performance in the hot Montréal summer. This is an extension of a body of collaborative research creation work.

The Conversation · Aug 13

The future is scrappy: Montréal’s Fantasia Film Festival hints at what’s next in media

We visit film festivals to marvel at excellent cinema. We also go to catch a glimpse of what filmmaking and media production might look like in the future. At Montréal’s Fantasia International Film Festival, which closes on Aug. 2, audiences are witnessing exactly this: exceptional films alongside a rich and…

The Conversation · Jul 27

Access to cycling is unfair across Canadian cities

Cities in Canada are creating bike infrastructure to support active and sustainable transportation. But as bike networks expand, some neighbourhoods tend to benefit more than others, and that raises an important question: Who is benefiting from these investments?

The Conversation · Jul 23

Police scandals are symptomatic of much larger issues

Claims of police misconduct are common in Canada and there appears to be no end in sight. This isn’t a recent development, but one that’s becoming more publicized because there’s now greater scrutiny of state institutions.

The Conversation · Jul 14