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If you've ever dreamed of stumbling upon a hidden treasure trove of glistening gems, there's a place in Quebec where your dream can become reality.

Tucked away in one of Quebec's most popular vacation regions is a lesser-known spot where visitors can hunt for their own sparkling treasures while soaking in some seriously stunning mountain scenery.

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If you've ever dreamed of being a secret agent, Spy Game is about to blow your mind. Opening June 11 at Quartier DIX30, it's the next generation of immersive gaming, and it's unlike anything Montreal has seen before.

The concept is simple but thrilling: You and your team of 2-6 players are sent undercover to infiltrate a dangerous cult, uncover their secrets and take down the enemy.

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As if the Habs haven't already brought Montrealers immense joy with their Playoffs performance this year, they're planning something else that'll keep the good vibes rolling this summer.

In partnership with Aquaphor, the Montreal Canadiens have launched their very first 5K Fun Run. Registrations are open now, and it looks like it'll be an awesome day.

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One of Quebec's most popular water parks is getting its biggest makeover in years, and the new addition looks a lot less like a waterslide retreat and a lot more like a resort pool in Cancun.

Super Aqua Club, located about 40 minutes from Montreal in Pointe-Calumet, is set to unveil a brand-new Tropical Lagoon when the park opens in June 2026. The project represents a $7 million investment and expands the park's footprint by roughly 10%.

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Formula 1® season is ramping up, and with it, tons of folks are heading to Montreal for FORMULA 1 LENOVO GRAND PRIX DU CANADA 2026 to get a piece of the excitement and explore the city.

Hockey superstar William Nylander is gearing up for trackside action, and he has some solid picks for local spots to check out next time you're in Montreal.

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It's that time of year again. Formula 1 fever is about to spread across Montreal, and so are the parties.

If this year's Grand Prix festivities feel slightly early, that's because they are. Starting in 2026, Canadian Grand Prix weekend has shifted from mid-June to late May, meaning the city kicks things off a little sooner than usual.

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Everywhere you look around Montreal, the party vibe is shifting. For sure, big nights out still have their place, but there's a growing appetite for something different.

In search of something more relaxed, people are trading the crowded bar for the at-home café party to satisfy that craving for fun, creativity and connection everyone has.

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One of Montreal's most popular summer traditions is coming back for another season, and you may want to secure your spot early.

Parc Jean-Drapeau's Complexe aquatique is once again hosting its "Cinéma flottant" evenings this summer, where the pool transforms into an open-air movie theatre after dark. You climb into a provided pool float, find your spot on the water, and watch a film projected on a giant screen while the night air does its thing. All equipment is provided on site, so a swimsuit is really all you need to show up with.

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Get ready for the tailgate of a lifetime, Habs fans!

Before every Montreal Canadiens home game during the playoffs, the Fan Jam presented by La Cage will take over Canadiens Plaza.

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Spring in Montreal means one thing above all else: you're not quite warm enough to be outside, but you're way too restless to stay in. Oceania, the long-awaited indoor water park that finally opened on Montreal's South Shore earlier this year, has been filling that gap nicely.

Located at 107 rue de l'Industrie in Beloeil — about a 30-minute drive from the island — Oceania has been years in the making. Construction started back in February 2020, with a 2021 opening that never happened thanks to the pandemic, skyrocketing costs, and a string of setbacks that pushed the final price tag from $34.5 million to $47 million.

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With world-class racing happening right in your backyard and auto-inspired events popping up all over the city, it's a great time to be a car fan in Montreal.

Concours ROYALMOUNT is back for its second year, bringing you 10 days of automotive excellence — from rare and unique cars to an F1 simulator, junior race circuit, exclusive merch and more.

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Montreal has long been known as Sin City — well, at least before Las Vegas came along and claimed the title. But the reputation didn't come from nowhere. The city has a long-standing, openly embraced the adult scene, and it's still alive and well today.

Whether you're genuinely curious, casually considering it, or actively planning a visit, here's a breakdown of five sex clubs currently operating in Montreal. Each one has its own atmosphere, rules and clientele, but they all share a common foundation: consent is non-negotiable, and what happens inside stays inside.

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