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1 week ago | 
mtlblog.com | Louie Murray
With summer fast approaching, now's the perfect time to earn some extra cash to fuel your adventures during Montreal's warmer months. A great place to start is selling off those old mobile phones and electronics that have been collecting dust since your last upgrade. If you get headaches just thinking about listing your old phone online and haggling with randoms, you should check out GoRecell.ca.
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1 week ago | 
mtlblog.com | Louie Murray
Montrealers know how to brunch, and one of the top spots to get your not-breakfast-not-lunch fix any day of the week is at ROYALMOUNT. The long-awaited mall opened in September 2024 and has since served up a variety of luxe and everyday shopping, entertainment and (of course) delicious fare to the city's most discerning foodies and fashionistas.
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1 week ago | 
narcity.com | Louie Murray
As Easter approaches, Torontonians are looking to get the highest-quality items at excellent value while prioritizing products that support hard-working Canadian businesses. Farm Boy has you covered with a whole range of must-try goodies that'll make your Easter meal one for the books, including made-in-store treats and locally sourced staples.
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1 week ago | 
mtlblog.com | Louie Murray
The L'Oréal Beauty Outlet is in full swing in Montreal's Ville Saint-Laurent. This banner event is the highlight of every beauty fan's calendar, connecting them with 30-80% off L'Oréal brands across makeup, skincare, haircare and more.
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1 week ago | 
narcity.com | Louie Murray
If you're looking to sweeten your Easter with a little adventure, Lindt has a new game that's basically the cutest — and most delicious — virtual hide and seek ever. Lindt Canada just dropped GOLD BUNNY Hide and Seek, an interactive online Easter game that brings the classic holiday tradition into the digital age. Instead of just hiding chocolate around your house, now you can hunt down Lindt's iconic GOLD BUNNY in a magical online world — and score a coupon for real chocolate in the process.
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1 week ago | 
narcity.com | Louie Murray
Prom season is fast approaching for high school seniors across Canada, and with it comes the challenge and excitement of looking and feeling great for the ultimate party of their high school years. You might assume that a tailored suit doesn’t fit the budget, but you'd be pleasantly surprised that teens can have their very own suit from Tip Top for $279. That's cheaper than the cost of a one-night suit rental from many other places.
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1 week ago | 
mtlblog.com | Louie Murray
Easter weekend is a great opportunity early in the year to gather friends and family for a delicious meal at one of Montreal's many great restaurants. To celebrate the weekend, several of Old Montreal's top-rated restaurants are putting on special Easter brunch menus — from top-shelf buffet-style brunches to creative table d'hôte menus. Here are three restaurants where you can find a delicious menu to make your Easter Sunday brunch something special.
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1 week ago | 
mtlblog.com | Louie Murray
Whether it's Chez Ben's neon hotdog in Granby, the Big Bagel proudly hanging outside Saint-Simon Bagel, or the giant Guaranteed Pure Milk bottle overlooking Montreal's rue Lucien L'Allier, Quebec has some genuinely iconic food landmarks. But when you take away the food, it's just not the same. The dangling chains of the vanished Saint-Simon Bagel and the empty base for the milk bottle show just how strange it is to see these provincial hallmarks missing their culinary elements.
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2 weeks ago | 
narcity.com | Louie Murray
Kicking back with a delicious beverage as the sun shines down is one of the best things in life. As the first sunny days of spring arrive and you start to come out of hibernation, nothing beats the excitement and anticipation of summer. Revelling in that feeling with you is Simply Spiked with the launch of their newest flavour — Simply Spiked Limeade. Balanced with sweet and tart limeade flavour, this premium alcohol beverage is made with 5% real fruit juice for that unmistakably juicy experience.
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3 weeks ago | 
narcity.com | Louie Murray
Kelly holding a FUZE® Iced Tea. Right: The FUZE® Iced Tea Flavour Fleet transporting a canoe into the St. Lawrence River in Charlevoix, Quebec. When did you last see a bottle of iced tea hand-delivered by canoe, ice kite or snowmobile? The odds are "never" because what could possibly inspire such an intrepid exercise?
