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As the world gradually begins to reopen, you might be itching to head out on an adventure. Thankfully, Québec City's lively culture, vibrant history and many attractions make it one of the province's most sought-after staycation spots this summer. 

Just a stone's throw away from Montreal, Québec City and its European charm might make you feel like you're on a different continent — minus the travel, expense and crowds. And this summer, the city promises to be better than ever with a season-long lineup of outdoor activities, new urban developments and more.

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For many recent and future high school graduates in Quebec, this year’s application season has been particularly stress-filled. Even more so for those who were rejected from their program of choice, or didn’t have time to decide where to apply before the cut-off date.

The good news is that you'll be getting another chance to pursue your educational goals this upcoming Fall semester since TAV College is still considering applications to many of its pre-university and career programs.

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The last year has brought us more reasons to cry than ever. So it's time to refresh our list of the best places to cry in public in Montreal to suit pandemic restrictions and accommodate all the delightful new stresses that come along with them.

COVID-19, unfortunately, means exhibitionary crying is out for now: no heading to crowded places to let the world know how you're feeling or sitting among happy tourists in Old Montreal for some public but still anonymous sobs.

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