toronto

Ça y est : après des mois d’attente, le jour J est enfin arrivé. Une nouvelle ère du transport aérien vient de commencer alors que l’aéroport métropolitain de Montréal (MET), situé à Saint-Hubert, vient d’être officiellement inauguré. Une dizaine de nouvelles villes au Canada sont maintenant desservies à partir de la Rive-Sud. On fait le point.

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With Toronto set to welcome visitors from around the world this summer, Tangerine and Bike Share Toronto launched a new City Weekly Pass to help you navigate the city with ease.

Available from June 1 to July 19, the pass offers seven days of unlimited 90-minute rides for just $40 — a total value of $105, or less than $6 per day — courtesy of Tangerine*. Whether commuting to work, heading to a soccer watch party, meeting friends or exploring a new neighbourhood, the pass provides a convenient and cost-effective way to get around and experience more of Toronto.

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After spending most of my life living in Toronto, I decided to pack up and move at the start of 2025. It wasn't a decision I made lightly — most of my friends and family still live in the city, which is what kept me anchored there in the first place. But there came a point when I decided I wanted to try living somewhere new, so I moved abroad.

Once I left, there were a lot of things about Toronto I really missed. But leaving also really shed some light on things I’m glad to have some distance from.

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Rising grocery costs are a serious concern for Canadians, with food prices seeming to constantly rise. It's no surprise, then, that many of us are looking for ways to save money on the weekly shop.

So when a friend told me she swears by buying groceries at local markets instead of big chain stores, I was intrigued… but skeptical.

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Garde l’œil ouvert la prochaine fois que tu reçois du change au dépanneur ou à l’épicerie : la Monnaie royale canadienne (MRC) vient de mettre en circulation une toute nouvelle pièce commémorative de 1 $ pour souligner la tenue de la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA 2026 au Canada.

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