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Toronto’s PATH is a 30-kilometer climate-controlled network of tunnels that connects offices, shops and transit, letting downtown workers and visitors dodge winter; while it’s no longer the Guinness World Records holder after Montreal’s RÉSO, the underground system is expanding as a “third space” with new businesses, and locals like Jadiel Teófilo are mapping it to help people navigate the maze.
WWE's Saturday Night's Main Event in Montreal is selling into a much smaller real estate than the venue can hold: 10,761 tickets distributed with 476 remaining on a 19,585-seat map, yet only 11,237 seats are being used (over 8,000 unused) to maintain a packed TV appearance. The last WWE event at the venue used about 13,987 seats, suggesting demand may be softer than promoters hoped. The lineup includes Cody Rhodes vs. Jacob Fatu, a Fatal 4-Way No. 1 Contender’s match, and Styles vs. Nakamura. Readers are invited to share whether WWE should have promoted the show differently amid changing fan habits.
A group of Santas and elves in Montreal stole groceries from a supermarket to highlight the rising cost of living and food insecurity, claiming the food would be donated to the needy, as part of a Robin Hood-style protest against corporate profiteering and inflation.
A group claiming to be Robin Hood-style activists dressed as Santa and elves stole $3,000 worth of food from a Montreal grocery store, claiming to redistribute it to the community amid rising food prices and inflation, sparking debate on social and political levels.
Victoria Mboko, an 18-year-old Canadian tennis player, won her first WTA title at the Montreal National Bank Open by defeating four major champions, including Naomi Osaka, showcasing her potential and resilience, and positioning herself among the top young talents in women's tennis.
Iga Swiatek, the reigning Wimbledon champion, was unexpectedly defeated by Clara Tauson at the Canadian Open, but she responded graciously on social media and remains a strong contender for the US Open, aiming to continue her successful tennis career.
Top seed Coco Gauff advanced to the fourth round of the Canadian Open in Montreal after a comeback victory against Veronika Kudermetova, while Alexander Zverev achieved his 500th tour win in the men's draw. The tournament features notable matches including upsets and emerging young players.
Justin Trudeau was spotted at a Katy Perry concert in Montreal shortly after being photographed having dinner with her, sparking media speculation. The sightings follow Perry's recent breakup and Trudeau's resignation as Canadian prime minister earlier this year.
Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dined together at a high-end Montreal restaurant, sparking speculation about a possible date amid their recent personal changes and political tensions between the US and Canada.
Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and singer Katy Perry dined together in Montreal, sparking speculation of a possible romance, though no signs of affection were observed during their two-hour meal.
Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry were seen dining together in Montreal, sparking speculation of a romance, though no signs of PDA were observed; the meeting was casual and lasted about two hours.
Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was seen dining with singer Katy Perry in Montreal, sparking speculation about their relationship, amid Perry's breakup with Orlando Bloom and Trudeau's separation from his wife.
Formula 1 has extended its agreement to keep the Canadian Grand Prix at Montreal's Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve through 2035, following a new four-year deal involving local and national stakeholders, with ongoing investments to modernize the event and a long-term media rights extension with Bell Media.
The Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal ended in a frantic finish, likely to be a pivotal moment in this year's F1 World Championship, with live updates and commentary available for fans to follow the action.
The Canadian Grand Prix features a strategic battle with softer tyres, multiple stops, and potential safety cars, as teams adopt different approaches to gain an advantage, with George Russell on pole and a competitive field including Verstappen and McLarens.