It’s the most magical place on earth, but for some it’s an overwhelming destination. The reality of modern day vacationing at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, is that it requires proper planning. I’ve decided to compile a list of what I feel are the top 5 planning tips to ensure that y… Read more
The cold couldn’t stop area residents and tourists alike from reveling in the outdoors at this year’s 37th edition of Fête des neiges, hosted by the Society of Parc Jean-Drapeau. On its opening day, Saturday, Jan. 18, lines were slim and the activities were promising. Read more
During a short ceremony held on Tuesday, Jan. 7, Le Cambridge in Pointe-Claire presented a cheque for $20,000 to the West Island Palliative Care Residence Read more
We are excited about 2020 - there are amazing things happening with family, careers, and right here at MList. The 2020 MList Card is out, and this year's roster of participating retailers, restaurants, gyms, and more is like no other - you can stay healthy, feeling beautiful, and all while s… Read more
Akwesasne Mohawk Casino Resort (AMCR) introduces sports betting to Northern New York — just miles away from the Quebec border. Sticks Sports Book & Grill officially opened, offering legal sports wagers, the biggest TV screen in the North Country, delicious food, a full bar featuring on-p… Read more
No matter the statistics, the amount of people who complain of fatigue, chronic stress or trouble sleeping, is increasing. Read more
It’s the most magical place on earth, but for some it’s an overwhelming destination. The reality of modern day vacationing at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, is that it requires proper planning. I’ve decided to compile a list of what I feel are the top 5 planning tips to ensure that y… Read more
The cold couldn’t stop area residents and tourists alike from reveling in the outdoors at this year’s 37th edition of Fête des neiges, hosted by the Society of Parc Jean-Drapeau. On its opening day, Saturday, Jan. 18, lines were slim and the activities were promising. Read more
We are excited about 2020 - there are amazing things happening with family, careers, and right here at MList. The 2020 MList Card is out, and this year's roster of participating retailers, restaurants, gyms, and more is like no other - you can stay healthy, feeling beautiful, and all while s… Read more
Akwesasne Mohawk Casino Resort (AMCR) introduces sports betting to Northern New York — just miles away from the Quebec border. Sticks Sports Book & Grill officially opened, offering legal sports wagers, the biggest TV screen in the North Country, delicious food, a full bar featuring on-p… Read more
Not too long ago I saw a great show at my local community theatre. During the intermission, I was standing around having my favourite ginger ale drink. I was also making chitty chat with a much younger new friend. We were talking about the show, the weather and our families. Read more
The snow and cold are here to stay – meteorologists are predicting a classic Canadian winter season with chilly conditions hanging on through April. When heading out into the cold, whether it’s commuting to work, school, or embracing winter sports, it’s important to keep safety in mind. Read more
No matter the statistics, the amount of people who complain of fatigue, chronic stress or trouble sleeping, is increasing. Read more
Both the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control in the U.S. have issued warnings about the outbreak of a pneumonia-like illness in the city of Wuhan, China. Any mention of a flu-like illness coming out of China triggers memories of the SARS outbreak. Read more
After seven years of collaboration, a team of researchers from the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI-MUHC) has developed an intelligent molecule that could significantly extend the lives of patients with glioblastoma, an incurable and devastating brain cancer that… Read more
The onset of a new season is the ideal time to START ANEW. So here's how to do it. Read more
Dr. Pierre Gfeller, President and Executive Director of the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC), recently announced the institution’s latest major clinical appointment following a resolution passed by the Board of Directors of the MUHC on December 23, 2019. Effective January 1, 2020, Dr. … Read more
Most people don’t think of dehydration as a concern over the winter but it is. We actually sweat even when it’s minus 30 outside but you may not be as aware because of all the layers that you’re wearing. Also, it’s a normal reaction for the cold to make us urinate more. As if that wasn’t eno… Read more
During a short ceremony held on Tuesday, Jan. 7, Le Cambridge in Pointe-Claire presented a cheque for $20,000 to the West Island Palliative Care Residence Read more
The McGill University Health Centre announced on January 14 that CTV News Montreal journalist and weekend anchor Annie DeMelt has joined the MUHC’s Communications team. Ms. DeMelt will begin working at the MUHC on January 27, 2020. Read more
Kraft Heinz Canada, in partnership with the National Hockey League (NHL) and the National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA), opened nominations for Kraft Hockeyville 2020. Nominations will close February 9 at 11:59 p.m. EST. In its 14th year, Kraft Hockeyville enables communities ac… Read more
All of NDG was recently rooting for Babara Sidorowicz as she prepared over 130lbs of fudge — for charity. Sidorowicz is the founder and administrator of NDG Living, a popular Facebook group with over 4,500 members. With the holidays approaching, Sidorowicz had endeavored to raise funds for l… Read more
The 39th Sun Youth Classic Holiday Basketball Tournament begins on Friday, December 20 at 4 pm at St-Laurent High School (2395 Boul Thimens in Saint-Laurent), concluding on December 22. This tournament, that stands out with its crazy atmosphere and its high-level talent, will feature promisi… Read more
The Morgan Arboretum is launching its annual Benefit Christmas Sale to be held from Saturday, Nov. 30, until Christmas Eve — an opportunity to contribute to a worthy cause while shopping for the season. They have trees, wreaths, boughs, and firewood for sale. In addition, the Arboretum makes… Read more
Equipping ordinary citizens with the ability to recognize and respond to people exhibiting suicidal behaviour is a critical tool in the field of prevention. Read more
Parents of lesbian, gay and bisexual teens are reported being less supportive of their children than they were 20 years ago, according to a new study published in the Journal of Child and Family Studies. The same study shows that concurrently, perceived parental support has increased for het… Read more
Even as so much of our current political discourse centres on hot-button issues like identity, immigration and belonging, Canadian palettes are trending toward increasingly international flavours. It is common for local supermarkets to provide ample shelf space for so-called “ethnic foods,” … Read more
Oil and gas pipelines have become polarizing issues in Canada, but supporters and detractors alike can agree that the safer they are, the better. With news emerging last month that the Keystone pipeline leak in North Dakota may have affected almost 10 times the amount of land previously repo… Read more
After an eight month long Major School Change Consultation, the Lester B. Pearson School Board’s Council of Commissioners passed a series of resolutions that it says will create stability, long-term viability and enhanced learning opportunities for the school board’s current and future stude… Read more
One of my favourite trips this year took me just an hour's drive from the U.S. border – or a quick two-hour flight from Atlanta – to a city with mid-70s weather and a cool breeze in August. The architecture has a distinctly European feel, a reflection of the city's strong Scottish and French… Read more
Let’s start by talking about the kidneys for a minute. The kidneys are responsible for maintaining normal concentrations of salt, water, calcium and phosphorous in our pet’s body. This vital organ also helps control blood pressure and encourage red-blood cell production. In addition, the kid… Read more
As many humans tend to move away from meat-based diets and focus on other dietary alternatives, becoming vegetarian or vegan has moved into the pet domain as well. It’s a touchy and very personal subject with proponents for both sides squaring off and believing their choices for their pets a… Read more
The Republic of the Union of Myanmar, formerly Burma, is the largest country in mainland Southeast Asia and due to a common mispronunciation, many people will argue that the Bernese Mountain Dog — or Burmese Mountain Dog as they will say — originated there. In fact, this glorious breed was b… Read more
It’s not always easy to find the perfect place to live, a place where you have all the space and amenities you need, where you feel secure and are in pleasant surroundings and above all, a place you can afford. As a baby boomer, I lived in a modest but comfortable childhood home with a decen… Read more
Whether you are a dog owner or spend little or no time with dogs, it can be relatively easy to understand how a dog is feeling. We know a scared dog tucks its tail, an angry dog bares its teeth or shows its hackles, and a worried dog just looks worried. Trying to decipher what a cat is feeli… Read more
How many times have you been out walking your dog and another dog is approaching with its owner showing no sign of giving you and your dog some space? And as you move away, they look at you all insulted or confused because their canine can’t socialize with yours. “It’s ok, my dog is friendly… Read more
The first day of September might be Labour Day to most, but to an increasing number of foodies, it’s becoming synonymous with Day One of the annual Le Burger Week. Held September 1-7, participating restaurants in cities across Canada and the U.S. create a special burger just for the occasion… Read more
Following its biggest event to date, when nearly 20,000 visitors descended upon Palais des congrès last October, the Montreal Vegan Festival (MVF) recently announced exciting news for its 6th edition. Read more
Summer is winding down, but that doesn't mean you still can't enjoy the fresh, seasonal ingredients that are at their finest right now. Read more
This summer, do it for the graham because S’more Starbucks treats are coming your way! Back by popular demand, Starbucks is kick-starting the summer season with a partner and customer favourite—the S’mores Frappuccino, starting April 30th for a limited time. Read more
This nutritious and simple 10 minute vegetarian dish is my grandmother’s fall recipe. It’s very healthy, low calorie and emphasizes the flavour of pumpkin. Give it a try and it will be one of your favourite go-to recipes. Read more
As Robbie Brown walks toward Les Marchés Tau’s expanded produce section, explaining what makes the store competitive with larger food companies, he suddenly stops, smiles, and dashes at one of his employees to greet him. “That man has been with us for 25 years,” says Brown, Vice President of… Read more
Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited (CTC) announced ton January 15 that 90 of its retail locations will host electric vehicle (EV) fast charging stations by the end of 2020. These stations will make CTC one of the largest retail networks of EV fast charging stations in the country. Working to… Read more
When the city was hit on November 12 with its first significant snowfall of the season, drivers who were prescient enough to have already made the switch from summer to winter tires felt pretty smug. I know because this year I was one of them — and it felt good. Read more
Ile-Perrot Toyota and Mazda 2-20 Ile-Perrot stand out by winning an important Canadian award. The two Groupe AutoForce dealerships have reached the top 25 Best Car Dealerships to Work For in Canada. A list that includes only four Quebec dealerships. Read more
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When you buy a new car it starts depreciating as soon as you drive it off the lot. There are plenty of old cars with relatively few miles — under 100,000 — that have been very well cared for and still have a lot of life left, considering that the average car on the road today is close to 12 … Read more
Recently, I wrote a column about getting ticketed for $169 and losing three demerit points for not stopping long enough at a stop sign. This brought a slew of emails from readers who experienced the same and the following are some of their comments: Read more
According to a report released yesterday (January 15) by Sotheby’s International Realty Canada (sothebysrealty.ca), Canada’s two largest top-tier metropolitan real estate markets rallied in 2019, gaining steady traction throughout the year. After a tentative start to 2019, the Greater Toront… Read more
The holidays often mean hosting guests at your home and keeping up with your own household plus extras can be draining. However, a little planning can go a long way — in helping you prepare as well as saving your sanity. Here are some ways of getting your home ready for guests so you can enj… Read more
Move over neutral ceramic and stone. The year ahead will see trendy homes outfitted with tiles and slabs that feature bold colours, luxurious patterns, surprising textures, unique shapes, metallic and lacquered finishes, richer veining and floor-to-ceiling wrapping. That’s the message of ind… Read more
If you were not among the devoted gardeners who managed to check everything off their winterizing to-do list before last week’s surprisingly early snowstorm, you are not alone. Just days preceding the snowfall and sudden plummeting temperatures, spring-flowering bulbs were being planted, gar… Read more
An estimated three million Canadians have one, and they have emerged as the single largest contributor to the growth of household debt in Canada. Yet many consumers do not appear to fully understand how they work. No, we’re not talking about credit cards or car loans. We’re talking about hom… Read more
Buying a home is probably the biggest purchase of your life. It’s a time when you’ll want to get things right and not miss any important details. Use this list to make sure you are doing what you need to be doing to protect yourself and your family from costly surprises in the future. Read more
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