Olivier Robichaud on Huffpost lists twelve projects to watch in 2019.
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TVA predicts highway hell for 2019.
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Kate
There isn’t a lot of live news Monday but there are retrospectives.
CBC has a 2018 news quiz.
Eater has several summaries about dining out in town, notably the closures and the complaints from critics. (The one that irks me here is from
a La Pressean Eater writer: “Why is salmon tartare still a Montreal menu staple in 2018? It was out-of-date years ago, let alone now.” Maybe it’s still on menus because people like it and keep ordering it. Critics should remember they’re assessing restaurants as a service to their readers, not to show off how cutting-edge they are. Anyway.) Eater’s got more retrospectives as well.The Gazette looks at four medical breakthroughs made by Montreal researchers this year and Global does sports stories. Radio-Canada ponders the public figures who died in 2018, both local and worldwide.
Also from the Gazette, a list of all 32 homicides with some details on each.
Le Devoir has quotations of the year.
dhomas
@Kate did you start putting ads on the blog? I saw this today
Not that is bad or anything, was just a little surprised.
dhomas
Oops! My post ate the link. Here it is again
https://i.ibb.co/Yhzq8Ww/Screenshot-20190102-102446.pngKate
dhomas, I’ve just started it as an experiment and haven’t yet tuned it up. I don’t intend to have ads in the middle of posts as you saw today – just one in the sidebar for the moment. Hang in there – it won’t be overwhelming.
I want the blog to at least pay for its own hosting if I can manage that.
Joey
The salmon tartare complaint is from Mallory Frayn, an Eater contributor, not someone at La Presse.
Kate
You’re right, Joey. I was reading it as if the names and affiliations were signatures to the quotes, but they’re on top. Thanks.
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As in previous years there will be an open-air New Year’s party with fireworks in Old Montreal Monday evening. Urgences-Santé is standing by.
Steve Q 12:33 on 2019-01-02 Permalink
Interesting recap of the big projects underway and on the table.