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Jenny Greenberg

Writer at MTL Blog

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  • 1 month ago | themain.com | Jenny Greenberg

    I forced myself to love spruce beer before I could reach the counter of the diner Émile Bertrand, the first stomping ground of Montreal’s veteran spruce beer brewmaster Barry Fleischer. I’d sneak sips from my grandfather’s frosted glass while he scarfed down steamies, pretending to love the bitter aftertaste the way I pretended to love black coffee. It made me feel grown up, like I was in on something special.

  • 2 months ago | themain.com | Jenny Greenberg

    The compact atelier of Spare Jeans is bursting at the seams with personality. Stacks of raw denim reach for the ceiling. Half-finished projects fan out across a massive cutting table. Swatches and snapshots decorate the walls, while a shower curtain rod doubles as a coat rack for custom jean jackets. The man behind Spare Jeans Prospero Rey is no less a character.

  • Nov 15, 2024 | mtlblog.com | Ilana Belfer |Jenny Greenberg

    Quebec has long been a hub of innovation and ambition, so it's no surprise that some of the richest people in Canada have ties to the province. From Montreal-born entrepreneurs to global business moguls who launched their careers or studied here, these Canadian billionaires represent a fascinating mix of homegrown success stories and individuals whose Quebec connections played a key role in their journey to the top.

  • Nov 8, 2024 | mtlblog.com | Ilana Belfer |Jenny Greenberg |Mike Chaar |Sara Quinn

    After much anticipation, the South Shore has a new shopping gem: A brand-new T&T Supermarket opened its doors today at Quartier DIX30 in Brossard. This is T&T's second location in Quebec and its first in the Montérégie region, expanding its reach beyond Montreal to cater to more food lovers in the area. Although slightly smaller than the province's first location in Montreal, at 5,000 square metres, this new store is still huge and is packed with everything the Asian grocery chain is known for.

  • Oct 14, 2024 | mtlblog.com | Ilana Belfer |Patrick John Gilson |Rosemary Twomey |Jenny Greenberg

    Tim Hortons is undoubtedly a Canadian icon. But just because we love it, that doesn't mean it's always perfect. We all have those "ugh" moments, whether it's a messed-up order or simply a poorly-stirred coffee. Like any big chain, Tim's has its fair share of quirks, which is fairly understandable given the sheer scale of its operations. We recently asked Montrealers what bugs them the most about Tim Hortons in Quebec, and let's just say they had pretty big feelings about it.