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Ubisoft's highly anticipated Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla and Watch Dogs: Legion are coming soon for gamers everywhere.

Sarah Lolley is a medical writer who lives in Notre Dame de Grace. During the pandemic she’s founded a side business that offers customers a unique experience she likens to a portable escape room. 1

The new animated film 'Over the Moon' is now streaming on Netflix.

Since the first wave of COVID-19 lot of people have been searching for comforting distractions and new activities to help pass the time. Montrealer Naomi Silver-Vezina is no exception and managed to turn a new hobby into an overnight internet success story with harp accompaniment. 1

Over the Moon is a new animated movie about accepting change and re-discovering love.

The latest episode of "Saturday Night Live" had a Canadian-themed sketch, complete with references to Drake, "Degrassi," Longueuil and the Jacques-Cartier Bridge. 2

Electronic book lending at Quebec's libraries has seen a sizable jump amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

New movie ‘Clouds’ is based off the true story of a teenage boy’s battle with cancer.

An open letter signed by some of Montreal's most important figures in arts and culture in the city is calling for the new light rail station at McGill University to be named after Oscar Peterson.

When a humpback whale swam into the St. Lawrence River this past summer, it captured the imaginations of Montrealers. Now, the beloved marine mammal has been memorialized in a new art installation. 1

There isn't much humour to be found in Montreal, or the world's, current situation. But the boys from beloved web series YidLife Crisis have given it a shot. 1

‘The Boys in the Band,’ an adaptation of the Broadway classic, comes to Netflix.

Despite the pandemic, Montreal’s Fashion Preview event is moving forward this year, amid troubled times in the fashion industry.

Just for Laughs is offering a free virtual festival and a lot of big names in comedy are taking part. JFL president Bruce Hills has more.

Following a scandal involving its former director, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) announced on Thursday an imminent review of its management structure.

"It's the least we can do to honour such a jazz legend,” said Lionel Perez, leader of the official opposition in a news release, “in thanks for all the prestige he bestowed upon our great city.”

As Mental Awareness Week begins on Sunday, a day later will mark the kickoff of the Au Contraire Film Festival, which strives to erase the stigma surrounding mental illness. 1

‘The Rising Hawk,’ a medieval action-adventure film shot in Eastern Europe, is not available on Video on Demand.

The Rising Hawk is an epic action film set in the 13th century. Out on video on demand, star Alex MacNicoll talks about the film.

A group of developers decided to restore the former house of Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine that has sat abandoned for years in Montreal's downtown. 1