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If you're out stretching your legs and need a caffeine boost, Second Cup is giving free vanilla bean lattes to Montrealers who walk past five shuttered Starbucks locations in the city.

If you got funding from one of Canada's COVID-19 benefits, including CERB, and later found out you were ineligible, you may have to pay back the government. But how?

In a press conference on Tuesday, Premier François Legault gave listeners a better idea as to when he foresees lifting measures in Quebec.

Strap on your helmets and shift into high gear. BIXI Montreal has jobs available with some pretty intriguing benefits this season.

Our city is overflowing with diverse food options. Take the numerous great Halal restaurants in Montreal as an example.

Anthony Bourdain may have said it best, "This is a great country because of this city. Without Montreal, Canada would be hopeless." So what is it about Montreal that's so special and unique?

Things are about to change again. While Greater Montreal is staying on red alert, five more Quebec regions will enter the orange zone on Monday — and, yes, that means a big proportion of Quebecers get to return to gyms, theatres and restaurants in a limited capacity. But what are the rules on travelling within the province?

Many have heard of Starbucks' secret menu, but few have actually dared to try it. That's where Montreal TikToker Sabrina Tam comes in.

Quebec Premier François Legault called on men to end violence against women "chez nous," during a press conference on March 3.

First, it was the Museum of Fine Arts, then the Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, and now, Arsenal art contemporain Montréal has officially reopened!

Bad news, Montreal — Toronto has beat us once again in a QS University Ranking. This time, the University of Toronto has McGill beat in every category in the new "World University Rankings By Subject."

In case you ever misunderstood, the sports are supposed to go inside the arena, not on top. But that rule didn't stop two daredevils from attempting to snowboard down Montreal's Olympic Stadium.

At a press conference on Wednesday, Premier François Legault announced an expansion of the orange COVID-19 zone to five of the province's regions and promised to present a plan to gradually reopen sports. As for Quebec's curfew, the premier suggested the situation is a bit more complex.

As Quebec's campaign to give COVID-19 vaccine doses to the general public charges ahead, there are still plenty of appointments available for elderly Quebecers. But what about everyone else?

A group of petitioners is done with Trudeaumania and wants Pierre Elliott Trudeau's name removed from Montreal's airport.

Canada has updated its list of government-authorized quarantine hotels where non-essential international air travellers must spend up to three nights as they await COVID-19 test results, adding ten hotels in Montreal and removing one.

Ready for a radical lifestyle upgrade? Montreal's Habitat 67 has a rare unit on the market for a sublet, according to Narcity Québec.

Just a little over a year ago, a major theft in Montreal took place that resulted in over one million dollars in jewelry being stolen.

Quebecers are getting high and that means the Société québécoise du cannabis' (SQDC) profits are, too.

Six people got a harsh reminder about Quebec's gathering rules on Sunday after getting fined close to $10,000 total, according to a report from Narcity Québec.

After working tirelessly through the COVID-19 pandemic, Quebec nurses will soon have to pay to renew their licenses with the Ordre des infirmières et infirmiers du Québec (OIIQ) — but a petition with over 80,000 signatures says the fee should be suspended this year.

From great outdoor activities, to newly approved indoor activities, to some important educational activities, there are many things to do in Montreal to not just keep you busy, but keep you smiling all the way until Monday.

It's hard to believe, but La Ronde season is nearly upon us, and that means that Montreal's favourite park will be hiring seasonal workers, which sounds like a pretty amazing job.

New data on the average rent price in Montreal suggests you'll have to look outside of the city's most popular neighbourhoods if you're looking for an apartment for under $1,000 per month... at least for now.

What's better than a nice, cold beer? Getting paid to drink that nice, cold beer. EduBirdie, a professional essay writing service geared toward students, is hiring between 28 and 40 hangover testers who will get paid to party — and, yes, Quebecers can apply!