Streaming guide JustWatch has revealed the top 10 movies streaming in Canada. Topping the charts is romantic comedy Anyone But You starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell, which is streaming now on Crave. “After an amazing first date, Bea and Ben’s fiery attraction turns ice-cold–until they find themselves unexpectedly reunited at a wedding in Australia. So they do what any two mature adults would do: pretend to be a couple.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Anyone But You (@anyonebutyoumovie) Anyone But You is the #1 movie streaming in Canada In second and third pl ..read more

As voted by our readers in the 2024 Best of MTL readers poll, these are the best terrasses in Montreal. To read the 2024 Best of MTL issue, please click here. Best Terrasses in Montreal 1. Terrasse St-Ambroise View this post on Instagram A post shared by Terrasse St-Ambroise (@terrasse_stambroise) 5080 St-Ambroise2. Turbo Haüs View this post on Instagram A post shared by Turbo Haüs (@turbo_haus) 2040 St-Denis3. Messorem Bracitorium View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mitch Deli X Messorem (@mitchdeli_messorem) 2233 Pitt4. Pub le Sainte Elisabeth View this po ..read more

Set in a not-too-distant future amidst a total climate collapse, the feature debut by Caitlin Cronenberg (yes, she’s David Cronenberg’s daughter) is a violent psychological thriller about a family implosion. Shot in Hamilton, ON, but set in a vaguely nondescript North American suburb, Humane takes place over a single night. The patriarch, Charles York (Peter Gallagher), hosts a family dinner to make an announcement that will send the family into chaos. As his wife Dawn (Uni Park) prepares a gourmet meal, his four children slowly pour in: Jared (Jay Baruchel), Rachel (Emily Hampshire), Noah (Se ..read more

According to a study by the Angus Reid Institute, just 17% of people in Montreal have a favourable opinion of Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre, lower than any other city in Canada. The cities in Canada where Poilievre is most favoured are Calgary (45%) and Edmonton (55%). Overall, 39% of Canadians have a positive opinion of Pierre Poilievre. Montreal is the most anti-Pierre Poilievre city in Canada The study also found that NDP leader Jagmeet Singh and Bloc Québécois leader Yves-François Blanchet are the most popular federal party leaders in Montreal, at 49% and 42% favoura ..read more

This city is never short of cool events. Here’s what to do this weekend in Montreal. What to do this weekend in Montreal Friday, May 3 Gauthier Dance presents Swan Lakes and Minus 16 at Place des Arts May 1 to 4 View this post on Instagram A post shared by Danse Danse (@dansedansemontreal) Wake Island & Radwan Ghazi Moumneh: Born to Leave at PHI Centre View this post on Instagram A post shared by Centre PHI (@phicentre) L.A.-based DJ/producer Habibeats plays Théâtre Fairmount View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ibrahim Abu-Ali (@djhabibeats) Saturday, May 4 Arch ..read more

For generations, urban nightlife has been known for the hum of packed clubs, music venues, and all-night dining establishments, all of which tell a story of a city’s culture. Technology has entered the scene, changing how people experience the night. Whether it is innovations in sound and lighting, the integration of VR and mobile devices, or simply improvements to what visitors can see or feel, technology is changing urban nightlife in several ways. In this article, we look at how technology is influencing urban nightlife around the globe. A Night at Home Going out on the town is probably the ..read more

As voted by our readers in the 2024 Best of MTL readers poll, these are the coolest Montreal companies. To read the 2024 Best of MTL issue, please click here. Coolest Montreal Companies 1. Ubisoft Montreal View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ubisoft Montréal (@ubisoftmtl) 2. Lightspeed View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lightspeed Commerce (@lightspeedhq.qc) 3. Moment Factory View this post on Instagram A post shared by MOMENT FACTORY (@momentfactory) 4. Dime View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dime (@dimemtl) 5. Spooks & Spank ..read more

One of the most fascinating and yes, most frustrating things about Quebec’s constant linguistic friction is how differently Quebecers can and will interpret the same event — a political speech, an anecdote and even a study’s conclusions.  Case in point, a recent study by the Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF) indicating the use of French in the public sphere has remained stable in Quebec since 2007, elicited very different reactions. Those confident that the state of the French language in Quebec is healthy immediately shared the OQLF study’s results, which paint quite a diffe ..read more

The Best of MTL is here! And the city has spoken. Over the past four months, Cult MTL readers and other citizens who are invested in civic pride voted for their favourite Montreal things in the annual Best of MTL poll. In an old city that sometimes seems as flawed as it is vibrant, where chatter from older generations steeped in nostalgia and overflowing with cynicism can be as loud as the power of the arts community and the spirit of the youth movements that keep government and industry in check, it’s essential to be critical, yes, but never lose sight of the joie de vivre that makes this pl ..read more

In a press conference today, shortly before the arrival of pro-Israel counter-protesters at McGill University, Quebec Premier François Legault made it clear that he expects Montreal police to remove the pro-Palestine encampment on the downtown campus. “Everybody in Quebec has to respect laws,” Legault said in English. “Right now, the encampment is illegal, so we have to respect law and I want to make sure that police officers make sure that laws are respected.” In French, Legault said, “I expect the police to clear these camps.” McGill University has previously stated that the encampment goes ..read more