I have been fascinated by Habitat 67 since moving to Montreal 26 years ago. I remember staring at it in awe when I first noticed it from across the water in Old Montreal. I then studied architecture and became even more infatuated with this iconic complex of buildings. I recently learned that guided tours of it were …
I took a walk in Old Montreal a few days ago along the water but on the other side of the canal. I crossed the little path between Bota Bota and Marché des éclusiers to the other side of the water and walked right under Silo No 5 to get to the recently opened oTENTick camping ground …
I don’t know about you but I am really enjoying the proliferation of small Asian eateries in Montreal these days. I love nothing more than to sit at a counter and enjoy a few dishes that I may or may not have tasted before. It’s refreshing and I can’t get enough of it. Below are …
If you’ve followed me for a while here or on social media, I’m sure you know by now about my other love project SAISONS. SAISONS is a collection of curated gatherings staged in unique surroundings and headlining Montreal-based chefs working with seasonal and regional ingredients with the express mission of promoting our distinctive Quebec cuisine. These SAISONS DINNERS take place once …
I know it doesn’t feel like it right now but spring is around the corner, friends! And if you’re in Quebec, that means that it’s time to head to a cabane à sucre or sugar shack to enjoy some maple delights. These are traditionally held in the country side where the maple trees grow but …
