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Summer is approaching, and one thing I’m beyond excited about is park days. After a few drinks, some sunshine and a great time spent with my roommates, it’ll feel like any other normal year (kind of).

As someone who's very into the outdoors and living a healthy lifestyle, I’m very conscious of what I’m putting in my body — especially when it comes to alcohol. But at the same time, I do love the idea of a boozy refreshment after a day of activities.

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If a delicious meal that's made with love from a local restaurant and saves you a bit of cash is your ideal take-out trifecta, consider ordering something with eggs.

Eggs add a boost of flavour and nutrition to any meal. A serving of just two large eggs provides 13 grams of protein, plus vitamin A, D, E folate, iron, zinc and choline. What's even better is that they can be eaten at any time of the day: before work as breakfast, during your lunch break or while you wind down in the evening. 

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If you and your bubble are looking for places to see in Quebec this summer, just to make you forget that we can't leave the province, below are nine suggestions to add to your bucket list to enjoy the good weather.

There's no question of staying at home during the summer season, so we've found a few places where you can get away from it all, walk in nature and get your fill of sun.

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Weekends in Montreal are a special time when the city celebrates a job well done with some outdoor fun.

And even with everything going on, Montrealers know how to enjoy themselves. Check out 13 things to do this weekend for inspiration.

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Over the past year, more and more people have become aware of the importance of supporting local businesses.

Whether you're shopping for handmade clothes that fit your new WFH lifestyle, ordering takeout from a small restaurant or picking out farm-to-table ingredients for dinner, we've become increasingly aware that buying local is good for our communities. 

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Despite a relatively mild and slow start to this winter season, Montrealers are delighted to see their city finally covered in successive waves of freshly-fallen, silent shrouds of snow. But unlike Paul Simon, we are not rocks or islands, and we can't fight the urge to get out there and break the surface of this immaculate, powdery blanket as we roll around in it. After all, we northerners enjoy filling our lungs with fresh air, as much as filling our phone's memories.

But as we begin the new year with another quarantine, you might be wondering how you can take advantage of this most magical season and still follow restrictions.

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With winter on the horizon in Quebec and the COVID-19 pandemic pressing on, Montrealers will likely be unable to partake in many of the winter activities they know and love including the Montreal Snow Festival, which is cancelled. 

However, Mayor Valérie Plante announced the city's plan to roll out new winter activities for the pandemic for the entirety of the winter season.

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When you think of a dream weekend in the winter, you probably imagine a large fireplace with a ton of blankets and hot chocolate in front of an all-white landscape. These eight Airbnbs near Montreal are the perfect places to book if you're looking for a little treasure to spend a magical weekend this winter.

Narcity may receive a portion of sales if you purchase something from this article, which was created independently by Narcity's editorial team just for you.

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Autumn in Montreal is bliss. The weather is chillier, the leaves are vibrant, and the city is in its loveliest state. But as we trek towards the long weekend, it's easy to be reminded that this year feels a little different.

Though we can't visit loved ones or gather with friends quite yet, that doesn't mean we can't have a good time. Montrealers' favourite fall activities like apple-picking, Mount-Royal hiking, experimenting in the kitchen, and coffee-shop exploring aren't off the table. 

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You've probably heard by now that Montreal is heading into red alert as of October 1. As we enter this new phase, many Montrealers are wondering what they can do to enjoy the city during the fall season as certain things are forced to shut down for the next four weeks.

Because there are so many things to do in Montreal, we're lucky that we can still enjoy some of the beauty that the city has to offer despite the alert.

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Now that the weather is beginning to cool down, the types of trips we want to take have changed. From searching for lakeside properties to cozy spots with fireplaces, Quebec Airbnbs always pull through with amazing options to go for a weekend getaway.

Narcity may receive a portion of sales if you purchase something from this article, which was created independently by Narcity's editorial team just for you.

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Worried that the colder weather means terrasse season is over? Think again! You can still enjoy two of Montreal's most popular spots, Perché and Terrasse William Gray, thanks to patio heaters.

While it may no longer be summer, fall is still a great time to get to enjoy the last bits of outdoor weather.

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