Inclusive Fort Lauderdale has sun, fun and great dining Alexandra Cohen March 21, 2023 214 With the weather having been so freezing lately here in Canada, I was thrilled to make my escape for a winter getaway in the sunny state of Florida. For the first time, I had the opportunity to visit Fort Laude...
New Orleans could be Montreal’s “sister city” A.J. Twist March 12, 2023 292 As a Montrealer, your first hint that there is something remarkably familiar about New Orleans is the number of fleur de lys that are ubiquitous. In fact, the city’s favourite professional sports team, the Sain...
Cirque du Soleil – Celebrating 30 Years in Las Vegas Travel News February 4, 2023 326 THE YEAR OF CIRQUE DU SOLEIL:30 YEARS OF WONDER AND AMAZEMENT IN LAS VEGAS When Cirque du Soleil created its first permanent Las Vegas production with Mystère™ at Treasure Island Hotel & Casino in 1993, fou...
Dorset Inn, a Vermont historical gem Matthew Elder September 25, 2022 1162 The Innovative Tourist Vermont’s country inns have long been a lure for those seeking a blend of comfort, peace and historical ambience. While dozens of inns in the Green Mountain State can provide that experie...
Art Meets Hollywood in Boca Raton, Florida Travel News July 4, 2022 805 Bonnie Lautenberg: Art Meets Hollywood South Florida, known for its beautiful sandy beaches, has much to offer visitors beyond the shoreline. Another great draw to the area is its reputation as an epicenter of ...
Pharma Benefits More Obvious Than Ever Miguel Ouellette: Economist and Director of Operations - Montreal Economic Institute June 5, 2021 986 For some people, no good deed deserves to be rewarded—at least not by making a profit, which they treat as if it were a dirty word. Even saving millions of lives, as pharmaceutical companies have undoubtedly do...
Why Trump voters (like Rodney Dangerfield) “Can’t Get No Respect” Peter Blaikie December 11, 2020 2917 Peter Blaikie In the October issue of The Montrealer, I attempted, as objectively as possible, to identify different groups of probable supporters of President Donald Trump for the November 3 election. One ...
Captain Crozier Relieved of Command after Pleading for the Health of his Crew Peter Blaikie April 9, 2020 2647 With the almost suffocating quantity of coronavirus news, the story of the USS Theodore Roosevelt, the nuclear aircraft carrier and its commander, Captain Brett Crozier, may be beneath your radar. It should be ...
While the United States suffers, the President is derelict Peter Blaikie April 3, 2020 3422 Many of you will remember the opening lines of Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities – “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”. Although, at least for the moment, the worst of times aptly describe...
San Antonio, Texas – A Culinary Destination Beverley Kerr March 29, 2020 2226 There’s a reason San Antonio is only the second city in North America to be named a “Creative City of Gastronomy” by UNESCO. Tuscon, Arizona, was the first. Chef Stéphane Leopoldo, from Paris, France, and ne...
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