Staff In all likelihood, Montreal will never be a sushi town like Vancouver or even Toronto. Whether you blame it on the makeup of our immigrant population or the immense market share of the 99 cent hot dog, you’ve got to know where to look. But if you do – and … Read More
Let’s call a spade a spade. You’ll be smoking by January 15, among other things. Because of that, XYYC has decided to substitute the usual New Year’s resolutions with a new tradition: Resolve to indulge. Examples: swap tobacco for cigars, daily Big Macs for premium red meat, women on the … Read More
Having trouble finding ice time? Seventy-five minutes north of Toronto, Lake Simcoe has 752 square kilometres of it from late January to March. Named “the ice fishing capital of the world,” the vast lake becomes a virtual man-village of ice huts and fishing holes, the perfect hideout to bond over … Read More
I know three guys who are extremely successful with young women. They are not rock stars, don’t have fancy jobs and/ or wheels; they are good-looking but are not stunning. One of them lives with his mom, one is a high-school dropout, one is a little on the heavy side. … Read More
Blind wine tasting is the only way to prove whether you genuinely like a wine. Follow these instructions, and you can make a party of it. First, have four to six friends pitch in $20 and tapas. The Wine Here are a few basic wine themes to get you started. … Read More
