Chris1989

Tourists definitely loved smoked meat as much as Montrealers, but who makes the best meat in the city? 

A day at Parc Jean-Drapeau 

A mouthwatering tour through Montreal’s famous brunch scene 

10 hours ago, Rusty said:

Chris do you work for tourisme MTL ?  You should 👍

Nope, and they don't respond to my messages or suggestions. Very disappointing 

Thanks everyone! So glad it had the emotional impact I hoped it would.

I was actually in the middle of editing when the news of Christopher Plummer's death broke. RIP to a Montreal legend ❤️

2 hours ago, Le Roach said:

Stop the brilliant videos Chris your killing me. Of course you would include the doo-doo-doo at end, the tears started for me. I want this f.....g pandemic over with so can get to Mtl and enjoy everything you have featured in your videos.

So happy to read this! Once the pandemic is over, time to go spend 6 hours in the metro exploring haha!

The story of the famous 19th century tavern in Old Montreal and the present-day icon in Little Burgundy (and the famous people who love it)

11 hours ago, Le Roach said:

Excellent Chris. The clips of the main Belvédère brought  a lump to my throat. I miss the city so much! 

thanks, editing it made me realize I haven't been up there in forever I need to make a trip.

A love letter to Mont Royal shown through the lens of tourists exploring its beautiful trails, iconic landmarks and spectacular lookout points. 

On 2020-12-19 at 12:01 AM, steve_36 said:

Beau petit vidéo sur ce charmant commerce que je ne connaissais même pas. Bien sur on est loin du dépanneur traditionnel de quartier car on est davantage dans un mélange de café, boutique souvenir de produits québecois que dans un dep.  Mais le concept est très intéressant, la facade est très belle et c'est un endroit qui a franchement de la gueule. De plus, j'aime bien découvrir des endroits que je ne connais dans ma propre ville donc en cela je te dis bravo.

Merci Steve

I went to film school and always loved this Canadian classic, so with Christmas here decided to make a different type of video - a love letter to an iconic Christmas horror film, with a small creepy Montreal connection. This might not be for everyone! 

Spoiler Warning for Black Christmas (1974)

Merry Christmas! Joyeux Noël à tous!

I had so much footage from Old Montreal about different spots I also made a little video about Le Petit Dep, which claims to have been around since 1822. I assume it was a general store that's been open in that spot since 1822 and not this actual shop, but still cool! 

Is Cité Mémoire still going on? Made a little video about it anyway..

On 2020-12-09 at 6:20 PM, Ricardo100 said:

@Chris1989 you are the Best. Wow and ReWow. Very well done. The Mtl tourist office should hire you !

Thank you Ricardo!!

Was my most anticipated building and it may have exceeded my expectations.

4 minutes ago, twa said:

Wow not terrible! Nice Friday surprise!

18 hours ago, steve_36 said:

Interesting vidéo. It makes us realize what we take for granted. Marché Jean-Talon is unique in North America and it's good to have someone reminding us, once in a while, which you did with this vidéo.

Also, I wanted to point out the ''diversity'' of people in that vidéo, french people, some Americans, locals and.....some clip of Anthony Bourdain. Great !

Thank you Steve!