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Archive for December, 1969

Your Guide to Montreal Halloween events for kids and adults as well as a listing of top costume shops.

Read up on La Maison du Cari, Montreal’s top curry house in the heart of downtown Montreal. A Montreal restaurants review.

Image of Kwakiutl Totem Pole in Montreal Floralies Gardens.

One of the few places in Montreal that serves raclette, find out to expect at this Swiss-themed restaurant.

It’s last call for Madagascar and its lemurs at the Biodome, Chateau Ramezay revisits shepherd’s pie, tourtière and other traditional Québécois dishes with their latest exhibit ‘Let’s Eat!’ and if you haven’t seen IMAX’s ‘SpaceStation 3D’ yet, you’re in for a treat.

Find out why Cosmo is the best place in town for breakfast. A very greasy breakfast.

Find out what you can and can’t recycle with your ‘What To Recycle in Montreal Guide’, including information on recyclable paper, metals, plastics and glass.

A Montreal costumes guide ideal for Halloween as well as year-round events, including shop information and price range.

So it’s November. I know, the July events seemed to breed a little more excitement and anticipation but don’t judge November too quickly cause we’ve got chocolate clothing, Scandinavian beer and the finest in French film on tap. And I’ve scoured this town for anything and everything to help you forget all the Christmas jingles we’re about to be assaulted with. Eugh.

November is packed with 17 of the city’s best acts — Orange Orange, Malajube, Le Matos, etc. — playing ‘M for Montreal’ and another 60 shows are planned with French music fest ‘Coup de Coeur,’ including tunes by Jipé Dalpé, Gypsy Sound System and Pierre Lapointe onstage with only his piano. Other fine bets involve the delightful boys of Skinny Puppy, the Montreal Symphony Orchestra proposing Schubert’s ‘Death and the Maiden’, Lady Gaga and Peaches.