Winter is no joke in Montreal, where average January lows hit 10 degrees Fahrenheit. But travelers willing to brave the weather can explore a side of the city many outsiders never see, all without ...

In order to up the ante in winter, the city sponsors Montréal en Lumière, or “Light up Montreal,” launched in 2000 and now in its third decade. The multi-week festival features everything ...

Montreal just got clobbered with two epic back-to-back snowstorms, the likes of which we haven’t seen in 127 years. No problem, right? After all, winter is part of our DNA as Montrealers ...

It would be a shame to visit Montreal without partaking in one of Canada's favorite winter pastimes: ice skating. The city has no shortage of rinks, but one of the best is at Esplanade Tranquille ...

Most people think of daiquiris on the beach when envisioning winter escapes. But Montreal—with its outdoor festivals and cozy restaurant scene—makes a case for heading north instead.

The WINTER STORM WARNING remains in effect for Montreal and all of southern Quebec. Radar is showing heavy snow to the south and west of the Montreal region moving northeast into southern Quebec.

Montreal is truly a city of festivals, and not just in the winter. You d be hard pressed not to find a festival going on in this vibrant city at any time. Here is a sample of some upcoming events ...

A winter storm watch in now in effect for Montreal, with 20 to 35cm of snow possible from late Wednesday into Thursday. Another storm may deliver additional snow over the weekend. Transport Québec ...

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