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In a city where summers now feel like steam baths, our parks have become more than just places to walk, they’re sanctuaries. Parc Marie-Gérin-Lajoie offers a breath of calm, a patch of shade, and a reminder that nature still has a place in urban life. #montreal

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Ces dernières années, j’ai eu la chance de parcourir le monde, de Vienne à Hong Kong, en passant par Rome. Mais parfois, le bonheur se trouve tout simplement ici, chez nous, un verre à la main, en terrasse au Québec. Bonne Saint-Jean à tous, fièrement d’ici. 🫶 #montreal

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In March, we cursed the endless grey, the slush, the frozen sidewalks and said, “I can’t wait for summer.” Now it’s June 23, feels like 40°, and we’re all like, “Is it always this humid?” In Montréal, complaining about the weather isn’t a pastime, it’s a four-season sport. 😅❄️🔥 #montreal

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Savoring the crisp perfection of zucchini flowers on a cozy neighborhood terrasse, golden, delicate, and just kissed with lemon. Summer tastes like this. 😊 #montreal

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A visceral collision of horror and poetry, Death Is Beautiful, 1991 by John Kim drags the viewer into a textured nightmare that dares to redefine beauty. The layered, sculptural surface, thick with crimson, bone, and decay, evokes the rawness of mortality. #quebec

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Rare exemplaire grand format en coton de fabrication artisanale du Carillon Sacré-Cœur. Ce drapeau, proposé en 1903 par le Comité du drapeau national des Canadiens français, s'apparente à celui du curé Filiatrault #quebec

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Hidden in Saint-Sauveur, 278 Rue Chénier is a quiet piece of Quebec City’s architectural history. Built in 1893 by architect Thomas Raymond, it’s a classic example of the vernacular industrial style — modest, flat-roofed, and built for working-class families. #quebec

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One of Quebec City’s most unique spaces: the École de cirque de Québec, housed in the former Saint-Esprit Church. Originally designed in the 1930s by Adrien Dufresne in a beautiful neo-Romanesque style, the church was transformed in 2011 by ABCP architecture into a circus school. #Levis

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Dining at Tanière³, the only Quebec’s two-star Michelin restaurant, every detail is crafted just for you, from the flavours on your plate to the words on your welcome card. It’s not just fine dining; it’s an intimate, tailored experience where your name becomes part of the menu. #Quebec

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In a quiet café tucked away in a Montreal neighborhood, over one perfect cup of coffee, we talk about AI, cinema, Street food, Saigon, Naples, and all the possible storylines of the movie that is our life! #montreal

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We’ve all heard of spaghetti pizza, but have you ever tried French onion soup pizza? Think gooey Alfred Le Fermier cheese, sweet caramelized onions, white wine, and crispy edges, basically comfort food in disguise as a deep-dish dream. Montreal, you genius. 😬 #montreal

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This city loves a festival! 🎶 (PS: The @FrancosMTL continue throughout the weekend!) 📷 arcpixel #montreal #travel

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A warm night hums in Montréal’s heart, Art at my feet, the mountain afar. The cross glows quiet above the trees, A soft reminder in the summer breeze. Between stone and sky, dusk paints its part — And for a moment, the city feels like art. #montreal

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Just a random photo to remind you that my dog is, in fact, a supermodel. He woke up like this. 🥹 #TooGlamToGiveADamn #FluffAndFierce #HuskyRoyalty #montreal

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Le Roi (2020) by Marc-Alain Félix is a striking portrait of resilience and fragility. Painted on reclaimed shipping crates, the crowned figure becomes a symbol of dignity amid displacement. #montreal

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Built in 1922 by architect himself, Aristide Beaugrand-Champagne, this striking residence in Outremont blends French rural inspiration with a bold Arts and Crafts spirit. #montreal

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Lavender of Afghanistan (Perovskia atriplicifolia) may come from Central Asia, but it’s found a true second home here. Drought-tolerant, winter-hardy, and low-maintenance, it thrives in our urban gardens and green rooftops. #montreal

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Bibi Lei’s Candyland Theatre (2025) bursts with psychedelic vibrancy and childlike defiance. The triptych format, echoing religious altarpieces, elevates kawaii aesthetics to the sacred. #hongkong

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De Montréal, bonne fête à tous les papas 💙 📷 Daph & Nico #Montréal #MTLmoments #PhotoduJour

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Happy Father's Day — from Montréal! 💙💜 📷 Sylvie Li #montreal #fathersday

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Wrapped in golden mesh and bamboo scaffolding, Tung Chiu Commercial Centre reflects a vanishing craft. In Hong Kong, bamboo has long been the backbone of high-rise construction—flexible, light, and surprisingly strong. #hongkong

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A poetic symphony of light, air, and memory, Dancing Water Drops, 2025 by Simon Ma transforms urban green into a dreamscape of shimmering forms. Suspended teardrops, crafted from recycled plastic, invite both reflection and play. #HongKong

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One morning at Airside mall, an old man sat still on a sculpted bench. Outside, cranes danced and skyscrapers climbed skyward, symbols of the Hong Kong in relentless ascent. Inside, he rested, a quiet presence from another time, watching the future rise where memory still lingers. #hongkong

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Ju Chao’s Birds, Insects and Flowers (1847–1864) is a masterclass in Qing dynasty refinement, where naturalistic detail meets poetic restraint. Through delicate brushwork and mineral pigments, cinnabar, malachite, azurite, the artist captures more than just flora #HongKong

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In Tai O, the scent of dried seafood mingles with sea breeze and incense. I walk its timeworn lanes with spicy fish balls in hand, a humble street snack echoing the village’s deep-rooted bond with the sea. Each bite carries warmth, history, and the gentle fire of tradition. #HongKong

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“Tesla’s driverless ‘robotaxis’ could launch in Austin as soon as June 22. But a demo in Austin today showed a $TSLA, manually driven to test its Full Self-Driving system, failed to stop for a child-sized dummy at a school bus—and hit it.” @cbsaustin @velez_tx

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