It's the final stretch before spring thank goodness! But that doesn't mean you have to wait indoors for temps to rise and the snow to melt. The worst is behind us and now it's time to make the most of the last bits of winter. Our city has so much to offer, and even if it's still freezing, you can still find the motivation to get dressed and get out. From outdoor activities to winter festivals and comfort food, here are 16 bucket list things to do in Montreal this March.
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We’ll assume that you’re here because you want to get your mind off of this past week’s language talk, put up your feet, and enjoy some things to do during the low 20s weather Montreal will be experiencing this weekend. Get on out there, there’s a little something for everyone.
Surf’s up
Try refreshing your browser, or 15 things to do in Montreal this summer-ish weekend, May 14 to 16 Back to video The electric surfboard is making its debut in Quebec with Ecosurf, offering both rentals and retail. Photo by Courtesy Ecosurf /jpg
Early birds catch the wave: Electric surfboarding has officially premiered in Quebec thanks to the work of Ecosurf, a company that’s renting out boards to families and adrenaline junkies alike. True, it’s a bit cold for some at the moment, but you should at least book your ticket right now.
At least five restaurant owners in the area say their restaurants were broken into this month.
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Posted: Feb 27, 2021 2:06 PM ET | Last Updated: February 27
Robert Goldberg, co-owner of Mauvais Garçons, says his restaurant was broken into just after midnight on Feb. 11. (CBC ) comments
Some restaurant owners in Griffintown, who are already struggling to stay afloat during the lockdown, are now on the hook for damages and missing items after a series of reported break-ins earlier this month.
Robert Goldberg, co-owner of Mauvais Garçons, said his restaurant was broken into on Feb. 11.
According to Goldberg, the suspect threw a large rock through the window of the restaurant on William Street mere minutes after the restaurant had closed up shop for the night around midnight.