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 ...

Laura Marchand was helping her parents clean out their vacation cabin when she came across a Montreal tourism brochure from 1937. Aimed at American tourists, the brochure touted the city’s ...

There are some fundamental reasons why I have absolutely no business writing about eating in Montreal in winter, not least of which is that Montreal is cold, and I hate being cold. I also kind of ...

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 ...

Taking a trip to Montreal in winter might sound like an expensive way to get hypothermia, and truth be told the weather is almost unbearably frigid. And yet… after that initial shock of icy air ...

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

The time is here for winter cheer, and there’s no better place to find it than in Montréal, a city that truly comes alive during the winter months, offering endless festive fun for visitors and locals ...

While Montreal’s reputation for great food, a slamming night life and a vibrant art scene is well-known, lately, the ever-so-Instagrammable Nordic spas in the region are attracting attention ...

APThe pitcher’s mound is long gone, now part of a soccer field.Five years after the Montreal Expos left town, Olympic Stadium filled up Wednesday night, a big change for the mostly idle and m… ...