What's with all the hate for these hookah lounges? Cigar lounges are perfectly legal as well and yet there's no hate for them. Could it be because cigar lounges are more white oriented?

Will that 3 story podium in front of the hotel have any restaurants or retail?

There's no anger in my post other then maybe my first line. But that's normal when someone implies that Quebec is more pro-feminist, less racist, more culturally significant then the rest of Canada. The same Quebec that brought us events such as "money and the immigrant vote", "it's because...

Out of curiosity, would it be possible to move the existing building elsewhere? Maybe around Cherry street?

Is that snow on the picture? Is there anyway we can petition the city to keep the lights? They are afterall already installed.

As someone who grew up in Montreal and experienced much racism I must say...are you shi**ing me Montreal girl? Get off your high horse. I'll bet the bank that Haitians will completely disagree with you. Maybe we should take a walk in Montreal Nord. As for Lebanese, well only the Christian ones...

There's no way on earth you can consider this facility cheap especially when you consider research facilities have far bigger priorities.

Ok, we all get it that you are proud to be working at metro, even though some of us wouldn't be. But nothing of what you said above is a fact other then them having the biggest market share in Quebec (which is only normal considering they are the only big Quebec player).

Listen, i love Adonis but not for the price they charge and as stated i'm a little po'd when i found out about their false advertising (nobody comes in between me and my kalamata olives). As for Metro Quebec, well......hell no, they still have a long way before they can compete with IGA (Sobeys)...

Has it been confirmed that Adonis is opening in this building? I find it hard to believe that Adonis has the highest sales per square foot. First of all there's like maybe 6 locations and they're all in predominantly Arabic neighborhoods in Montreal which is why it does good. Also, Metro just...

Enough with this NFL bullsh*t. Is it that hard to support a non-US league? You keep on talking about London, Paris and Tokyo yet they have no NFL. And last i checked Japan never hosted the world cup. Neither have several other developed nations.

Eh no. http://content.usatoday.com/communities/technologylive/post/2011/06/analysis-apple-store-most-photographed-location-in-new-york-city/1#.Ue1djKzSi_0 "An important clarification courtesy of Eric Fischer, who put together the photo analysis of New York City locations. Fischer says in...

This is the same pretty much everywhere in NA. You're kidding yourself if you think street food trucks are owned by low income entrepreneurs in LA, Portland or anywhere else in the States or even in Canada.

I take it many Torontonians haven't traveled much. The mist wall is a feature in several hotel projects around the world. It's a great addition.

Don't pay attention to Urbandreamer. 99% of the time he has no idea what he's talking about.

Is the retail part still going through? I thought this was canceled.

I'm talking about within Montreal and est of St-Denis street. Wowzers, some people.

Well I would love to know how easily one can find any English newspaper anywhere east of St-Denis.

What other countries? I'm curious and i'll research this. I know Greece and Germany doesn't. And what would constitute a serious crime? Also, it seems that Le Figaro and Le Monde have pictures of Tony Meilhon even though he hasn't been convicted. Go figure huh.

Well the fact that I used to live in Montreal and the Star has always been my newspaper and never had a problem getting it and the fact that when I go down one weekend a month to visit my parents and again I always have no problem getting it will lead me to believe that it is available. Though...