Update: the city council of Saint-Lambert has just voted to rescind their advertising support of…read morethis sub-par publication because it has been used as a political weapon by the current (and a past) mayor, and so it has now closed down. They were sued in 2017 and bankrupted, and the owner put his wife in charge of a new version. Many articles are unsigned, political favortism is part and parcel of the content, the articles are generally poorly written and unprofessional. Hopefully, the Courrier du Sud in Longueuil will pick up the slack, as Saint-Lambert is part of their agglomeration, and a much more interesting local journal.

I love the fact that it is bilingual. It's the only bilingual newspaper that I know of and although…read moreI speak and read french, my first language is english, so it's much more pleasant to read. The content is very interesting. Some people say that newspapers are a thing of the past, but I think they are great and are starting to get back their popularity. Keep up the good work!

News site for Montreal in English which is helpful for people in the city that speak the language…read moreand for tourists wanting news about Montreal (French is the official language). Montreal is the biggest city in Quebec and the second biggest in Canada (biggest is Toronto) so lot of interest in news about the city.

Very cool space and idea! I'd love to see so much more going on in here, which is the only reason…read morefor a 3 star rating, I'm holding out for more! But already, very cool: an award winning Canadian magazine with a storefront where you can come buy back issues, plus check out a few other local publishers and some pretty bits of stationary. I dream of this being a bilingual cultural space devoted to devotees of journalism and the written word, building bridges and a literary scene up here on Beaubien. And maybe that's on it's way to happening, this spot has only been open for about a year and I look forward to seeing what happens next.

I heard of this place and their services/products through friends. I had an overall positive…read moreexperience with their printing service. Barry printed my poster extremely quick compared to other services that I have used. He had my poster ready and delivered within a couple of days. Included in the poster printing was a small test run of the poster and delivery, which I did not expect. The service provided was beyond my expectations! They offer printing on both paper and fabric. Partially why I chose to go with this place was the printing on fabric. Not only does it look great, but a fabric poster is easy to travel with folded up in luggage. If you get any wrinkles in the fabric poster, you can simply steam them out in your hotel room. :)

Insipid radio hosts, unlistenable. Not like the 1980s anymore .Horrible podcasts on the weekendread more

I really enjoy listening to CJAD AM Radio out of Montreal…read more Being an American, it is fun to listen to the political news, culture, sports, local events, traffic and weather (in celius). They also offer many interesting programs With both Anglo vs Franco views, this station broadcasts in English. I can pick this station's signal up in Northern Vermont when I am visiting up North.

TSN Radio 990 is a really great sports station…read more.. Being from Boston, I know listening to the flagship station of the Montréal Canadiens can be almost considered blasphemy. But not only do they do a lot of hockey talk, but the personalities are very good at what they do.