Montreal

Paul Wells on Yannick Nézet-Séguin, the Montreal star who has become one of classical music’s leading forces

The future of French food now rests (in part) with our very own Normand Laprise

Book review: Alain Farah’s mind-bending fiction set in a topsy-turvy Montreal expresses little interest in tried-and-true approaches

It wasn’t easy to make a cinematic ode to a reclusive and eccentric bicycle maker from Montreal

Maclean’s was the first English-Canadian news outlet to interview Philippe Couillard after he was elected the premier of Quebec in 2014. The Liberal leader spoke to Maclean’s in his Montreal office. Read the full transcript of Coulliard’s interview.

He may be the saviour Montreal needs. But can even that enormous job possibly satisfy its uber-ambitious mayor?

The mayor of Montreal in conversation with Quebec bureau chief Martin Patriquin

Aug. 18 protest saw roughly 250 unionized workers barge into city hall, where they tossed paper, threw glasses of water and smashed windows

A man the city still needed died too soon, writes Martin Patriquin

It piled on a mountain of debt to expand