Sieber, then director general of sports for the Montreal Olympics, was sitting next to then-FIFA president João Havelange at ...

Join me for an immersive first-person tour of what I consider the best hotel in Montreal, the Omni Mont-Royal. See inside a ...

Multiple new resorts opened in Lee and Collier counties in 2025 as the industry rebuild safter impact from Hurricanes Ian, ...

It was supposed to be a routine trip to Montreal for Canadiens fan Jerramy Grover. He had planned to visit in late November from Halifax with his father, who’s a Montreal native, to watch the Habs ...

Stephanie Valenzuela was the first Filipino to be elected to the Montreal local government. She served four years as city councillor before being elected Mayor of Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce ...

Hospitality group Gray Collection is expanding its Montreal portfolio with the opening of a new boutique hotel and restaurant in the city’s downtown core. The company announced recently that Metcalfe ...

A gorgeous hotel in Canada was just named one of the best in the world. Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo revealed their Unpack ’26: The Trends in Travel report on Wednesday. The annual report highlights ...

Accessible via multiple métro stops, including the Green Line's McGill métro station and the Orange Line's Bonaventure métro station. Stretching from the base of Mount Royal to Rue Saint-Antione in ...

With its Canadian footprint nearly doubling over the past decade and more than 100 properties in development, Hilton is driving strategic growth across focused‑service, extended‑stay, and lifestyle ...

Cats have been paw-pular subjects in art from the Ancient Egyptians through to Leonardo da Vinci’s detailed sketches of felines and Theophile Steinlen’s iconic poster for Le Chat Noir Cabaret, but the ...

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Canada will stop funding hotel accommodations for asylum seekers on Sept. 30, ending a program that has cost taxpayers $1.1 billion since 2017, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada announced ...