Michael Chaar

Aug 4, 2024 | mtlblog.com | Michael Chaar

With summer well underway, you may be yearning for a trip somewhere fun, and Canadians don't have to go too far after one spot in the true north was ranked among the best places to travel this year. Travel Lemming, an online travel guide, has ranked the 50 Best Places To Visit In 2024, and one Canadian destination made the list. While cities like Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal are always must-sees in Canada, a more underrated spot is getting some well-deserved recognition.

Aug 3, 2024 | mtlblog.com | Michael Chaar

When it comes to Canada's remarkable landscapes, food scene and friendly people, there's no denying it's easily one of the best destinations in the world, and Travel + Leisure readers would agree. Travel + Leisure, an online travel publication, dropped its World's Best Awards and when it comes to the best cities in Canada, two Quebec spots managed to make the list.

Aug 2, 2024 | mtlblog.com | Michael Chaar

If you're a self-proclaimed dog lover, or have a few furry pets of your own, then you're going want to get in on paw-sibly the cutest event ever…Montreal's annual corgi parade. Corgi Pawty MTL is returning this month for an adorable doggo parade featuring a sea of fluffy butts. The 4th edition of Montreal's largest corgi gathering will take place on Saturday, August 31 at Place Guilbault near boul. Saint-Laurent and everyone is invited.

Aug 1, 2024 | mtlblog.com | Michael Chaar

If you've been yearning for a vacation without needing a passport, Mont-Tremblant never disappoints. From its vast landscapes and outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, kayaking, and boating, to its impressive restaurant and bar scene, Mont-Tremblant offers an exquisite mix of things to enjoy for a vacay away from the hustle and bustle of the city. And the best part? It's a must-visit no matter the season.

Jul 31, 2024 | mtlblog.com | Michael Chaar

Montreal, it's that time again — the weekend! While you might be tempted to enjoy festival after festival, visit all sorts of new Montreal restaurants or sip a refreshing bevvie on one of many rooftop terrasses, tons of activities taking place won't cost you a single penny. From cultural and food festivals, all the way to free comedy shows, musical performances and free entry to countless Montreal museums, there's a little bit of everything for everyone.