What's happening in Montreal on the first weekend in 2025? Here's a guide
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From Leonard Cohen to Cinderella to an all-Canadian Habs v. Canucks game at the Bell Centre, CTV News had your events guide for the first weekend of 2025.
For residents and those visiting Montreal has plenty of entertainment options to help kick off the New Year.
After several sold out shows in Toronto, a company of artists is celebrating Leonard Cohen’s legacy on the Montreal stage. Enjoy an evening of music and poetry at the Segal Centre until Jan. 12.
Most shows begin at 7:30 p.m. and tickets can be purchased here. Hurray if interested as shows sell out fast. There are also a few matinées.
Try out an immersive listening experience featuring music by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds. The PHI Centre’s Habitat Sonore invites fans to enjoy the rock band's latest album, “Wild God” in a whole new way.
The experience runs Thursdays through Sundays until Jan. 19. General admission tickets are available for $20 here.
If you're looking for more singing and dancing, catch the holiday run of “Cinderella.” The Hudson Village Theatre show runs until Sunday and promises fun for the whole family.
Several areas in midwestern Ontario have had a snow squall watch upgraded to a snow squall warning.
A Nova Scotia community is mourning the loss of two of its members after they were shot and killed in Halifax on New Year’s Eve.
Ontario college students could soon see their winter semester cut short as the union representing faculty at the province’s 24 public colleges could walk off the job as early as Thursday next week.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was back in Ottawa today, but having yet to signal he's ready to address the snowballing resignation calls, the Liberal caucus' regional chairs called a meeting today to discuss next steps.
A Calgary woman is struggling to return home after her husband died while diving in Mexico, leaving her stranded and facing financial hardship.
New Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi says he is aiming to join the legislature to "go head-to-head" with Premier Danielle Smith.
One person was killed in a crash on northbound Crowchild Trail early Friday morning.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is back in Ottawa today, but with him yet to signal he's ready to address the snowballing resignation calls, the Liberal caucus' regional chairs have called a meeting today to discuss next steps.
A 63-year-old woman is dead after the car she was driving collided with a truck on southern Vancouver Island.
The Guelph Police Service is investigating after three people made off with $2,700 worth of alcohol from a business on Thursday.
It was a warmer-than-usual New Year's Day in Montreal, with temperatures hovering just above freezing, but Environment and Climate Change Canada is predicting that colder temperatures are here to stay as we kick off 2025.