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8 Free Things To Do In Montreal This June

With things reopening all across the city, Montrealers might be starting to remember just how expensive going out can get. This is why we've put together a list of free things to do in Montreal this June.

As they say, the best things in life are free!

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9 Secret Places That Will Make You Forget That You Can't Leave Quebec This Summer

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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7 Free Things To Do In Montreal This April

With spring finally here, we're all looking for free things to do in Montreal this April to keep us occupied as the weather slowly starts to get hotter and hotter.

This month is full of colourful new life, so here are some exciting things to do to make the most of it without ever having to spend a dime.

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We Answered Your Qs About Quebec's COVID-19 Rules Cause They're About To Change... Again

As of February 8, Quebec will be relaxing some of its COVID-19 public health restrictions. This means the province's rules are about to change... again.  

Living in a constant state of flux, it can be hard to keep track of what you're allowed to do and what might result in a $1,500 fine. But don't worry. We got you! We answered all the questions you sent to our DMs so you can prepare for the weeks ahead. 

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We Answered All Your Questions About Legault's Crackdown On Red-Zone Rule Breakers

Premier François Legault told Quebecers at a press conference Wednesday that police forces would begin cracking down on people who violate COVID-19 public health rules.

"The warning period is over," said Minister of Health Christian Dubé at the conference, echoing the premier's statements.

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This Alpaca Farm Near Montreal Lets You Walk A Fluffy Friend Through The Forest

Need a dose of happiness? This alpaca farm outside Montreal lets visitors take the animals for a walk through the forest.

"I must start by saying that I NEVER dreamt of having a farmhouse!" Natacha Gagné, owner of Alpagas du Domaine Poissant, writes on the farm website.

But that changed during a family visit to a farm show when Gagné spotted a group of the fluffy creatures.

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8 Things Montrealers Actually CAN Do On Halloween This Year

Halloween in Montreal was always extravagant and sadly, this year the holiday will look a little different. Although it makes us all sad to think about, there are still safe and COVID-friendly things to do in Montreal if you are dying to celebrate the spooky holiday.

From walking around haunted locations in our city to getting a free pumpkin, there are tons of cool and fun things you can do over the weekend.

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This Montreal Park Is Perfect For A Romantic Stroll With Your Person (In Your Bubble)

To enjoy the last colours of fall, what's more perfect than a walk in nature? You and your favourite person can take this super romantic stroll at the Bois-de-Liesse nature park in Pierrefonds.

The park is easily accessible by car, bicycle, or Montreal's public transport.

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Here's What An Apartment Under $1,200/Month Looks Like In 18 Montreal Boroughs

With fall just around the corner, Montrealers across the city are starting to plan their end-of-year moves. Searching for apartments in Montreal can be daunting, especially in a city with so many remodeled and affordable choices. But while rents have been generally reasonable, they tend to fluctuate depending on your hood of choice.

To make your life easier during this second apartment hunting season, we’ve combed through recently posted local rentals to find an example of apartments in 18 Montreal boroughs, all under $1,200/month.

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