A stately Renaissance-style arcade built in the mid-1800s, Les Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert (Royal Gallery of Saint Hubert) was one of the first shopping malls in Europe. With a glass roof once ...

Far from a ‘cheap’ Les Paul with a few features missing, this new Studio is really aimed at us grass-roots gigging-for-peanuts musicians. If you don’t sound good with this, don’t blame the guitar.

Whether or not you plan to shop, the Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann department store is a sight to be seen. What started as a small novelty shop in 1893 has since grown into an approximately ...

this 'Les Miz' will offend none of the musical's fans with any directorial innovations, and will give them a chance to assess how a new generation of performers meets the challenges of the score.

Fire prevention section chief Alain Laflamme, left, and fire inspector Yves Olivier look for a place to temporarily install a smoke detector in Thomas Shedrick’s apartment in a Lachine building ...

The idea of a canal to bypass the Lachine Rapids upstream from Montreal is almost as old as the city itself. But early attempts to build one, beginning in the late 17th century, ended in failure ...

Eastvale Roosevelt, Harvard-Westlake are ranked No. 1 and No. 2 while Mater Dei jumps from No. 14 to No. 8 after beating St. John Bosco. High school basketball: Saturday’s scores for boys’ and ...

Hamburgers are truly America’s food. Born from the nation’s obsession with beef coupled with the modern highway system, the humble burger can be high-end or low — grabbed quickly via drive ...

Sadie Hoch, Ella Knox and Maddie Michel all scored for the Sailors in Tuesday night’s Battle of the Bay victory.

Water flows from a lock on the Lachine Canal next to the old Redpath Sugar Mill in Montreal, Sunday, Dec. 29, 2024. Work on the canal began in 1821 and officially opened in 1825. THE CANADIAN ...

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MONTREAL — It used to be that on New Year’s Eve, people living along Montreal’s Lachine Canal would throw open their doors to hear the nearby factories blow their horns when the clocks struck midnight ...