Chris1989

Haha love it! I'd love to make a video detailing all the new projects completed in the last few years in Montreal.

Hopefully we can get the borders open soon so we can get tourists filming some of the new stuff that has been completed since spring 2020!

Exploring Montreal's impressive bike network through the camera lens of visitors

Yes! You can hear the entire concert here:

The story of how a crazy Montreal concert 44 years ago (July 6, 1977) helped inspire one of the greatest albums of all time: Pink Floyd’s The Wall (1979).

The beautiful Marché Bonsecours from 1847 that was nearly demolished after its closure in 1963

Highlights of our nightlife scene through the tourist perspective. Fingers crossed it returns ASAP.

52 years ago this week, John Lennon and Yoko Ono checked into Room 1742 at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal for a planned week-long stay in bed to protest the Vietnam War, and ended up writing and recording the iconic anthem "Give Peace A Chance" while in bed. Today, the suite is a Montreal landmark, attracting fans and celebrities from around the world who wish to view this remarkable place in history.

All my life I've heard from people visiting Montreal saying how beautiful everyone is here, so I made a video explaining why:

Another Montreal staple: Portuguese chicken

"I don't care if I ever make it to the Majors I told myself. This is the city for me, this is paradise." -Jackie Robinson.

I like how the tower will be just about the same distance from both its neighbours

In honour of Jackie Robinson breaking the colour barrier with Montreal 75 years ago this month, a little tease of my next video:

The Biodome: 5 ecosystems under one roof

I know right? I didn't believe it either. Based on some research, the Island of Montreal: by far the most populous island in Canada 6th most populous island of the Americas (more populated than Manhattan) 37th most populated island on Earth World's most populous island surrounded by fresh water

Montreal's most thrilling attraction: the Lachine Rapids

I have a catalogue of footage, slowly going through the ones I have enough footage for

A day at the Musée des Beaux Arts, Canada's oldest art museum

Canada's oldest art museum: Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montréal

Everyone I know who's visited Bota Bota absolutely loves it, I had to make a little video. It's also the largest floating spa in the world apparently

One of my favourite things to come out of this city ❤️

I had heard the tunnel will be demolished and more transport vehicles will be bought to ferry people back to the main terminal. Who knows anymore, everything is up in the air after 2020.

Depends how quickly passenger numbers return, they had originally said by the 2030s. This part will be built first.

Reminder of the expansion plan for YUL. Domestic will be expanded to accommodate larger aircraft, slight expansion of transborder and of course the massive expansion of international jetty. And look at all those new spots for parking planes.

One of Montreal's lesser-known gems, and the oldest building built specifically to be a museum in Canada: Redpath (1882)