A magical night at a beautiful burlesque wonderland
Experience sexier versions of your favourite childhood characters at The Wiggle Room Classic fairytale stories and themes are…
Protesters march on Mont-Royal Avenue against austerity measures
Opposing the measures implemented by provincial and federal governments On March 4, people gathered outside Mont-Royal metro at…
Masculinity and femininity explored: SexEd discusses issues of gender during International Women’s Week
The Concordia Student Union (CSU) and the co-directors of the VAV gallery present SEXed, an art exhibit on…
Highlights from La Poutine Week
La Poutine Week was a week-long festival that ran from Feb. 1 until Feb. 7 where participating restaurants…
Raise your forks as the second edition of Taste MTL comes to a close
Restaurant Laloux Cuisine Type: Exquisite French Nicole Yeba Stepping into Laloux, you notice there are two sections. The…
Taste MTL serves up a taste of the city’s best food culture
From Nov. 1 to 11, Taste MTL offers the opportunity to visit more than 125 restaurants and receive…
Bakers and cake lovers reunite for a second time!
The Cake Show and Design Competition held its second edition at Vanier College’s Sports Complex on October 19…
Cook up something tasty with Montreal’s top talents
The phenomenon of the foodie is growing in big cities, especially in Montreal. There are so many food…
Calling all bakers and cake lovers
On Oct. 27 and 28, Montreal had its first Cake Show and Design Competition at the Sports complex of Vanier College. For their first edition, it was surprisingly well organized and all proceeds went to the charitable organization Dans la Rue, which works with at-risk youth.
Film adaptation reignites interest in novel
“At the precise instant of India’s arrival at independence, I tumbled forth into the world,” says Saleem Sinai in the 1981 novel Midnight’s Children written by acclaimed author Salman Rushdie.
Give your canine teeth a rest and feast like a herbivore
Thai vegetarian restaurant ChuChai, vegan diner Aux Vivres, veggie cafe Lola Rosa, and veggie-lover's "hidden gem" Bonnys make for great vegetarian cuisine.
Resto Review: Euro Polonia
If ever you feel a desire for Polish cuisine, I recommend heading over to Euro Polonia. It’s a cute and tiny place that could fit a maximum of 16 people. It has a rustic ambiance that makes you feel at ease. I loved the decorations on the wall, which I’d expect to see in a Polish household.