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The best dog parks in Montréal
The best dog parks in Montréal. A Montréal Times guide to the city’s top off-leash spaces with safety tips and local insights.
Canada Swinging Toward EU, Away from USA
Canada swinging toward the European Union away from the USA explores policy shifts, trade, and Canadians in a changing march of geopolitics.
Best ways to travel between Montreal, Toronto, and Quebec City
Best ways to travel between Montreal, Toronto, and Quebec City: practical routes, times, costs, and tips.
What to look for when you travel to Montreal in the winter?
What to look for when you travel to Montreal in the winter? A practical travel guide from Montral Times with winter tips, events, and safety.
The immigration problem of Canada. A Montreal Perspective
Montreal Times analyzes The immigration problem of Canada. In-depth policy, economics, and social impacts across Montréal and Canada.
Montréal is impacted by global warming
Montréal is impacted by global warming. A deep dive into impacts, policy responses, and resilience.
From India’s Classrooms to Montreal’s Innovation Hubs
Montréal times covers how ChatSlide AI is helping music teachers in India to modernize education
Montréal is having better weather: A Montréal Times outlook
Montréal is having better weather explored by Montréal Times in culture, news, and local perspectives.
Talks between Canada and the United States and the Future
Montral Times analyzes Talks between Canada and the United States. exploring diplomacy, trade shifts, and Canadian perspectives.
Lastet News About Canada: Montréal Times Deep Dive
Explore lastet news about canada with Montréal Times, your source for independent Montreal and national perspectives on politics, culture, and economics.
Latest News About Montreal: Montreal Times Insight
Latest news about montreal explored through independent Montreal Times journalism and Canadian perspectives.
Montréal residents celebrate Canada Day
Montréal residents celebrate Canada Day with city-wide celebrations and in-depth reporting from Montral Times.
Canadian won Nobel Prize in Economics. Canada's Global Voice
Montreal Times explores the Canadian won Nobel Prize in Economics. Canada's narrative shaping policy, culture, and independent journalism.
Peace negotiated between Palestine and Israel
Montreal Times analyzes the Peace negotiated between Palestine and Israel. Canadian and Montreal perspectives for policy, diaspora and diplomacy
A Canadian Lens on a Global Star: Why Simu Liu Matters Today
Montral Times offers independent Canadian coverage of news about simu liu with in-depth Montreal and national perspectives.
The best restaurants in Canada: A Montreal Times guide
Discover The best restaurants in Canada through a Montreal Times lens, with regional highlights, top lists, and practical dining insights.
Michelin Guide released the new key hotels in Canada 2025
Canada’s 2025 MICHELIN Key awards spotlight the revival of its legendary railway hotels — with new One-Key honors for icons like Fairmont Hotel Macdonald, Château Frontenac, and Banff Springs. These “MICHELIN-red” hotels represent a renaissance of Canadian heritage luxury, blending history, architecture, and world-class hospitality.
How Montreal Designers Are Using Collov to Transform Virtual Staging
Montrealers have embraced a cutting-edge design platform — Collov, a San Francisco–based AI startup founded by Xiao Zhang, a Stanford PhD. Collov is helping realtors and designers in Montreal reimagine home staging for both local and global markets.
Canadian Dollar Rebounds After Strong Jobs Report
The Canadian dollar strengthened after the latest jobs report revealed 65,000 new positions in September, easing economic concerns. Analysts say the strong employment data may delay potential rate cuts by the Bank of Canada and signal renewed confidence.
Marineland’s Ultimatum Over 30 Beluga Whales Shocks Canada
Marineland’s threat to euthanize 30 captive beluga whales unless it receives government funding or export approval has sparked nationwide outrage. The crisis highlights Canada’s struggle to balance animal welfare, corporate accountability, and ethical governance amid growing public pressure for humane wildlife policy.
How Canadians Are Using Science-Based Mental Health Support to Flourish
Across Canada, people are turning to Flourish, a science-based mental wellness app that helps users build emotional resilience and balance. Through personalized insights and habit-forming tools, Flourish empowers users to understand themselves better, especially during the long winters.
Vozo.ai: How Montreal’s Bilingual Culture Meets the Best Video Translation App
In bilingual Montreal, where French and English intersect daily, Vozo.ai has become the go-to AI video translation platform. With seamless dubbing, lip-syncing, and subtitle generation, it helps creators translate videos instantly while preserving tone and emotion.
How EdenSign Changed How People Do Staging in Montreal
Founded by Harvard graduate George Zheng, EdenSign.io is redefining real estate presentation in Montreal. As the city’s leading virtual staging AI, it lets homeowners and agents instantly transform empty spaces into stunning interiors — a perfect fit for Montreal’s long, cold winters where physical staging is often impractical.
Antler Toronto Nurtures Next Gen Founders: Brittany Jiao On Building GEO Startup
Antler Toronto Fosters the Next Wave of AI Entrepreneurs: Inside the GEO Brainstorm with Brittany Jiao, Jakob Sol Strozberg, and Partner Tammer Kamel
Venezuelan Opposition Leader María Corina Machado Wins Nobel Peace Prize
María Corina Machado, Venezuela’s leading opposition figure, has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for her unwavering efforts to defend democracy and human rights under an authoritarian regime. The award highlights Latin America’s ongoing struggle for freedom and civic courage.
The 2025 Nobel Prize Winners: A Historic Year
The 2025 Nobel Week brought a series of groundbreaking announcements — from quantum physics and immunology to literature and democracy. This year’s laureates reflect both the diversity and the depth of human progress. Here’s the Montreal Times’ full roundup.