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The STM is currently looking to implement new payment methods for the bus and metro. Last year the tried to create a way to pay with your phone, but that was basically just a virtual OPUS card and it only worked on Android phones.
But last month, they started exploring new modes of payment.
So far, no single project has been selected, but at least the STM are finally looking into more modern payment methods.
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And he plays basketball!
Guinness World Records has named a Quebec 15-year-old the tallest teenager on the planet.
Measuring 7 feet, 5.33 inches, Olivier Rioux will appear among other world-record holders in the Guinness World Records 2022 book, the company confirmed in a news post on its website.
Rioux began playing basketball at an early age, Guinness says, and is now a member of a junior Canadian national basketball team.
According to Narcity, he's taller than all of the Toronto Raptors players.
Basketball Canada lists Rioux's hometown as the Montreal borough of Anjou.
Wieners for everyone!
Montreal's iconic Greenspot Restaurant is selling hot dogs for 74 cents this weekend, September 18 and 19, to celebrate its 74th anniversary.
On Facebook, the Saint-Henri eatery says it's converting its small parking lot on avenue Greene into a picnic area for the event.
And the wiener fun doesn't stop there. Greenspot is having a contest on its Instagram page where followers have the chance to win 74 hot dogs — a prize they can redeem at their discretion.
The restaurant invites followers to share the Instagram post and tag three friends to enter the contest.
Daily two-for-one deals have also been part of the 74th-anniversary celebrations.
Dating back to 1947, Greenspot serves American and Quebec diner classics (including a long list of hearty poutines) amid retro decor (including individual table jukeboxes — they don't work but they're super charming!).
Get the details on the 74th-anniversary hot dog deal below.
Price: $0.74
When: September 18 and 19, 2021
Where: Greenspot Restaurant, 3041, rue Notre-Dame O., Montreal, QC
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At $1,350 per month, Montreal's median one-bedroom apartment rent was ranked the 12th most expensive in Canada in a rent report from Zumper published September 15.
Naturally, cities in B.C. and Ontario topped the list. Vancouver took the number one spot, with median monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment at $2,100, according to Zumper.
Toronto ($1,770 median one-bedroom rent), Barrie ($1,720), Victoria ($1,670) and Kelowna ($1,600) followed Vancouver on the list.
The only place not in Ontario or B.C. in the top 10 most expensive markets was Halifax ($1,410), a city Zumper says also saw "the largest monthly growth rate in the nation," at 5.2%.
Zumper did not register a month-over-month median rent change for Montreal, despite a recent trend that has seen the city's rents skyrocket.
Quebec City, however, "saw one-bedroom rent climb 4.9%, settling at $860," Zumper writes.
The site says it compiles its monthly rent reports by analyzing data from "hundreds of thousands of active listings."
