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7 Things To Do In Montreal On December 25 If You Can’t Be With Your Family
Make the most of your home away from home. Gabi Sandler Published December 20 2020 Updated December 20 2020 at 04:32 PM It's Christmas time and everyone's making their plans for what is sure to be one of the most peculiar holiday seasons we've had in a while. For many people in the city, that means not going home for the holidays. Not to worry, though. There are lots of things to do in Montreal on December 25 if you can't be with your family.
Montreal Unveiled Plans To Transform Ave. McGill College Into A Huge Downtown Forest
Bringing nature to the heart of downtown. The City of Montreal has unveiled the winning design for the overhaul of avenue McGill College downtown. Under the new concept, the wide but little-used street with a spectacular view of McGill University and Mount Royal will transform into "a large green corridor that will become the distinctive element of [an] imposing new public square," according to a statement from the city.
Here Are All Of Quebec's Rules For Halloween This Year
No parties, and avoid singing or shouting in front of other people. With the announcement that Halloween in Quebec is a (partial) go, all trick-or-treaters, from the children walking the streets to the people giving out candy, will need to remember a couple of rules. Though it might seem like our lives are nothing but rules and regulations these days, making space for these new ones might not prove too difficult as they're more like extensions of existing requirements.
Don't Worry Anglophones, Even François Legault Sometimes Gets Confused By French Grammar
During his opening statement at a press conference on Thursday, Premier François Legault proved that even the most fluent French speakers can get confused about their native tongue's grammar rules. In the middle of discussing decreasing COVID-19 case counts and reopenings this past spring, Legault stumbled on the word "reopen" or "rouvrir" in French.
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