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A culinary guide to Montreal
Canada’s second-largest city has a distinctly French flavour, but whether you’re ordering bagels, poutine or fine dining cuisine, expect a thoroughly Québecois twist.
Meet the maker: the Canadian maple tree tapper
In rural Quebec, Pierre Faucher has been tapping maple sap and turning it into syrup for almost 40 years.
Quebec: Into the melting pot
Quebec’s willingness to embrace its multicultural past is allied to a fierce pride in its bountiful natural landscape. On a road trip between the Canadian province’s two main cities, Quebec City and Montreal, this vibrant synergy shines through.
Where to eat the best Jewish food in Montreal
A strong Jewish influence is writ large across Montreal’s cuisine with old-school bakeries and diners alongside young upstarts putting a fresh spin on the classics
Canada: Come in from the wild
Off-radar and crammed with opportunities for adventure, Quebec's Outaouais and Abitibi-Témiscamingue regions are a world away from Montreal. Even taking a short road trip feels like crossing a new frontier
Montreal: Comedy central
For an insight into Montreal's legendary party spirit, visit during one of its festivals. Or better still, become a performer at one of the world's biggest comedy festivals, Just For Laughs
Montreal Surprises With a Mix of Old and New
Parks, waterways, and stunning views charm a photographer on his first visit
10 of the best places to see autumn leaves
Discover where to see fabulous foliage all over the world, whether in vineyards or forests or simply lining residential roads.