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• Here's a short list of what's open and what's closed on Labour Day in Montreal.
• If you're heading out, make sure to call ahead to your destination to inquire about reduced hours.
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Yes, it's a long weekend! Three uninterrupted days to relax, have fun, and not think for two seconds about things like school or work, or other responsibilities until Tuesday morning. Not to be too depressing but it will be six weeks before we get another official long weekend. 

But let's focus on the positive! This is usually one of the summer weekends that people are trying to pack in their last days of camping or chalet time. But if you're planning to stay in the city it's good to know what's open and what's closed so you can plan out your Labour Day weekend.  

What we love about potholes here at MTL Blog is that they provide us with an endless number of stories to share. Readers are constantly sending us photos of their favourite holes in the road. Not only that but we've become friends with many potholes around the city.

We see them every day doing their very best to make us late to work and to destroy our wheels so it's about time we give them some love! 

Have you always dreamed of becoming a photographer? I don’t blame you, it’s a super cool creative outlet that can make for a uniquely rewarding career. Capture special moments, magnificent architecture, the taste and flavour of food, fashion's flair, industrial installations and more. You can create timeless souvenirs that will be forever treasured, and images that are both striking and commercially viable. And that, y’all, is priceless.

If there’s anything that Montreal is known for above all else, it’s having an impeccable culinary scene. Our city is celebrated for creating unforgettable food experiences, be it in a traditional restaurant, from a food truck, and now even at a luxurious outdoor pop-up!

This spring, a super exciting culinary event called Dinner With A View is setting up outside in Montreal, and promises to be unlike anything you’ve ever been a part of. This temporary foodie's paradise is making its way across North America, beginning in Toronto and ending in San Francisco, throughout 2019 and 2020.