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Monday, September 11, 2023 The Crofoot Ballroom 6:30pm Doors / All Ages

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When creators f<ck with how we experience time and space, great fictions emerge: Clive Barker's Imajica, Andrei Tarkovsky's sci-fi classic Solaris, and Godard's Alphaville. But what happens to artists when the flow of time gets f^cked up IRL? When an hour stretches into eternity, and the voices in your head begin to echo through empty rooms? If you’re Kevin Barnes, the creative visionary behind of Montreal, Freewave Lucifer f<ck f^ck f>ck happens.

Isolation and uncertainty loomed throughout the genesis of the band’s latest studio album. “The experience of just trying to keep my head above water and navigate through the last couple years played a huge role in this record,” says Barnes.

These expansive selections contrast markedly with the focused pop of 2020’s UR FUN, which was crafted for visceral thrills and the concert stage. As it was for countless musicians around the world, the inability to tour eliminated one of the linchpins of Barnes’ creative process. “I didn’t know if we’d ever tour again, so I didn’t consider that side of things.” Denied social interaction and diverse experiences, Barnes delved inward.

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Veteran outfit of Montreal will be touring extensively across America in 2024 supporting their next album 'Lady on the Cusp' . The 30-date tour kicks off May 31st in Athens and runs into July hitting cities like Rochester, Detroit, St. Louis, Seattle, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Dallas, Nashville, Atlanta and Washington, DC. Joining the tour on select dates will be special guests Godcaster and Tele Novella.

of Montreal released their 19th studio album 'Lady on the Cusp' on May 17th via Polyvinyl Records. The new album follows up 2022's 'Freewave Lucifer F ck' which includes the singles 'Marajuana's a Working Woman' and 'Blab Sabbath Lathe of Maiden' . The prior year, the band launched a huge U.S. tour with support from Locate S,1 and Chariot Fade . The group's most successful 2010 album 'False Priest' reached #34 on the Billboard 200 and features guest appearances by Janelle Monáe and Solange .

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Of Montreal appeared on the Alternative scene with the release of the album 'Horse & Elephant Eatery (No Elephants Allowed)' released on April 25, 2000. The track 'Spoonful of Sugar' quickly became a hit and made Of Montreal one of the fastest growing acts at that time. Since then, Of Montreal came out with the extremely popular album 'Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?' which includes some of the most popular work from the Of Montreal discography. 'Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?' contains the song 'Suffer For Fashion' which has made itself the most recognized for music lovers to enjoy during the performances. Apart from 'Suffer For Fashion' , many of other tracks from 'Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?' have also become recognized as a result. Some of Of Montreal's most beloved tour albums and songs are seen below. After 16 years since the release of 'Horse & Elephant Eatery (No Elephants Allowed)' and having a huge effect in the business, fans still unite to hear Of Montreal on stage to play favorites from the entire catalog.

Of Montreal Tour Albums and Songs

Of Montreal: Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?

• The Past Is A Grotes...
• Bunny Ain't No Kind ...

Of Montreal: The Sunlandic Twins

• Requiem for O.M.M.2
• I Was Never Young
• Wraith Pinned To The...
• Forecast Fascist Future
• So Begins Our Alabee
• Our Spring Is Sweet ...
• The Party's Crashing Us
• Knight Rider
• I Was a Landscape in...
• Death of a Shade of ...
• Oslo In The Summertime
• October Is Eternal

Of Montreal: Satanic Panic in the Attic

• Disconnect the Dots
• Lysergic Bliss
• Will You Come and Fe...
• My British Tour Diary
• Rapture Rapes the Muses
• Eros' Entropic Tundra
• Erroneous Escape Int...
• Chrissy Kiss the Corpse
• Your Magic Is Working
• Climb the Ladder
• How Lester Lost His ...

Of Montreal: Skeletal Lamping

• Nonpareil of Favor
• Wicked Wisdom
• For Our Elegant Caste
• Touched Something's ...
• An Eluardian Instance
• Gallery Piece
• Women's Studies Victims
• St. Exquisite's Conf...
• Triphallus, to Punct...
• And I've Seen a Bloo...
• Plastis Wafer
• Death Is Not a Paral...

Of Montreal: Cherry Peel

• Everything Disappear...
• I Can't Stop Your Me...
• When You're Loved Li...
• Don't Ask Me to Explain
• In Dreams I Dance Wi...
• Sleeping in the Beet...
• Tim I Wish You Were ...
• This Feeling (Derek'...
• I Was Watching Your ...
• Springtime Is the Se...

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• Blab Sabbath Lathe of Maiden
• Gronlandic Edit
• 2 Depressed 2 Fuck
• My Fair Lady
• Music Hurts the Head
• Polyaneurism
• Bunny Ain't No Kind of Rider
• Rude Girl on Rotation
• Spiteful Intervention
• Yung Hearts Bleed Free
• I Was Never Young
• St. Exquisite's Confessions

of Montreal at The Barrelhouse Ballroom, Chattanooga, TN, USA

Of montreal at georgia theatre, athens, ga, usa, of montreal at 40 watt club, athens, ga, usa.

• Lanc's Theme
• Peace to All Freaks
• And I've Seen a Bloody Shadow
• Plastis Wafer
• Let's Relate
• Marijuana’s a Working Woman
• Ofrenda-Flanger-Ego-à Gogo
• Old Familiar Way
• Everything Disappears When You Come Around
• Will You Come and Fetch Me
• My British Tour Diary

of Montreal at Cat's Cradle, Carrboro, NC, USA

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• Paranoiac Intervals / Body Dysmorphia
• The Party's Crashing Us

of Montreal at The Bunker Brewpub & Cadence Hall, Virginia Beach, VA, USA

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Montréal spring cultural calendar

Richard Burnett

Richard “Bugs” Burnett is a Canadian freelance writer, editor, journalist, blogger and columnist for alt-weeklies, mainstream and LGBTQ+ publications. Bugs also knows Montréal like a drag queen knows a cosmetics counter.

This article was updated on May 30, 2024.

Blockbuster museum exhibitions, live music concerts, theatre and comedy are among the many live entertainment choices in Montréal this spring 2024 .

Some highlights of upcoming national and international tours:

Canadian pop icon  Sarah McLachlan (June 20) at Place Bell; while Colombian sensation  FEID (June 1), Hip Hop icon  Snoop Dog (June 9), RnB king  Chris Brown (June 20), and legendary country duo  Brooks & Dunn (June 21) all headline the Bell Centre. 

Other June shows of note:  Australian singer-songwriter  Xavier Rudd headlines MTELUS for three shows (June 16 to 18), while  The Chainsmokers (June 7) and  Pitbull (June 8) headline the all-new Podium Concerts series at Parc Jean-Drapeau during the  Canadian Grand Prix Formula 1 weekend   (June 7 to 9, race day is June 9).

In a Mardi Gras-style carnival atmosphere,  NEW ORLEANS BLUES   is a multi-sensorial musical, historical and gourmet experience. With an all-you-can-eat Cajun meal concocted by top chef Paul Toussain t and a live show featuring 12 musicians and singers, directed by Normand Brathwaite , NEW ORLEANS BLUES runs at the Studio-Cabaret in the Espace St-Denis from June 5 to September 1. 

Then the 44 th edition of the  Festival International de Jazz de Montréal runs from June 27 to July 6.

Local soul, jazz and hip hop

For those looking for dinner and a show under one roof, the city’s top soul and RnB musicians headline  Le Balcon music hall and restaurant year-round. Regular headliners include music legends Freddie James , Kim Richardson, Dawn Tyler Watson  and Michelle Sweeney who headlines her popular  Gospel Brunch with Michelle Sweeney & The Gospel Tribe on June 19.

Montréal’s premiere musicians and entertainers also headline live-music nightclubs  Diese Onze and  Upstairs Jazz Bar & Grill , both ranked by DownBeat magazine as two of the top jazz nightclubs on the planet. Montréal’s  top jazz, soul and blues divas headline both venues which also have dinner menus.

Le Cypher X organizes the city’s premiere hip hop concerts while  GrowveMTL presents jams featuring the city’s top musicians playing everything from disco to hip hop each Wednesday at  Turbo Haüs .

Montréal Fringe Festival

After a record-breaking 2023 edition, the bilingual  St-Ambroise Montréal Fringe Festival returns May 27 to June 16 when 500 artists from some 90 producing companies present more than 700 indoor performances at this year’s 34 th edition. The OFF Fringe runs from May 29 to June 16 .

Outdoor programming at the hugely popular Fringe Park – located at Parc des Ameriques, corner Rachel and St-Laurent – will feature live bands, as well as the festival’s marquee event, drag icon Mado Lamotte’s 22 nd annual Mado’s Drag Race on June 15 .

Festival TransAmériques

A festival of contemporary dance and theatre, the 18 th edition of the  Festival TransAmériques will present some 25 shows from May 22 to June 5. 

Click  here for full festival programming.

Montréal’s two big English-language theatres – the venerable  Centaur Theatre Company   in  Old Montréal , and the Sylvan Adams Theatre at the  Segal Centre for the Performing Arts  in the west end – offer varied programming.

At Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier,  Les Grands Ballets Canadiens presents a gem of the classic repertoire, the Romantic ballet  Giselle  (to June 2) which was first performed by the Paris Opera Ballet in 1841.

The 25 th anniversary world tour of Michael Flatley ’s smash hit show  Lord of the Dance headlines the Olympia Theatre for two nights, June 25 and 26.

CLASSICAL STAGE

The Orchestre symphonique de Montréal continues its star-studded 90 th season: 

The  Orchestre Métropolitain presents  Carmina Burana (June 1), then their Grammy-winning Maestro Yannick Nézet-Séguin returns to conduct the OM in  Mahler’s Sixth (June 16). 

The  Orchestre Classique de Montréal present the all-star  A Life in Opera: Homage to Joseph Rouleau (June 18) – featuring beloved opera excerpts by Mozart, Verdi, Puccini, Bizet, Delibes and Offenbach – to pay tribute to the late world-famous operatic bass and former OCM Board Chair Joseph Rouleau .

All concerts   at the Maison Symphonique.

Founded in 1995 by renowned cellist  Denis Brott , the 29 th edition of the  Montréal Chamber Music Festival , one of the finest of its kind in the world, will feature eight world-class concerts in Salle Bourgie, as well as a closing concert at the Maison Symphonique, from June 13 to 23.

There are some 100 concerts presented by Bourgie Hall this season, with half its programming including Québec or Canadian artists, in addition to more than 60 additional concerts by guest presenters. Highlights include:

Montréal drag legend Barbada  and the Musicians of the  Orchestre Métropolitain present a concert in French for ages 5+,  Exhilerating Summer (June 2); and  Les Violons du Roy headline  Fantastic Dreams with Quebec soprano Andréanne Brisson Paquin  (June 7).

The  Montréal Museum of Fine Arts in the  Golden Square Mile  presents the  Saints, Sinners, Lovers and Fools: Three Hundred Years of Flemish Masterworks exhibition from The Phoebus Foundation’s collection of early modern Flemish art transports visitors to the Southern Netherlands during a dynamic period of social, scientific, economic and artistic development (1400-1700). Runs from June 8 to October 20.

The Olmecs and the Civilizations of the Gulf of Mexico exhibition at the  Pointe-à-Callière, Montréal Archaeology and History Complex  in  Old Montréal   explores the first known civilization of Mesoamerica , documenting nearly four millennia of history, trade and cultural traditions that are still shrouded in mystery. Runs to September 15.

Known as one of the pillars of 20th-century fashion photography , Norman Parkinson is the subject of the comprehensive exhibition  Norman Parkinson: Always in Style  which presents 79 of his best-known images at the  McCord Stewart Museum in the  Golden Square Mile This North American premiere runs to September 2.

The PHI Centre presents  The Horizon of Khufu: A Journey in Ancient Egypt , a unique VR expedition that brings together ancient history and new technologies to relive the reign of Egyptian Pharaoh Khufu and explore the 146-metre-high Great Pyramid of Giza,  Khufu’s final resting place built between 2,590 and 2,565 BC. Visitors wander through galleries and spaces inside the Great Pyramid before reaching its top for a breathtaking view of modern Cairo and the Giza Plateau, then board an Ancient Egyptian sun boat on the Nile to witness the funerary rite of Khufu 4,500 years ago. 

The Horizon of Khufu is located in the  Old Port  next door to the Montréal Science Centre. Children under 8 not admitted. The 45-minute immersive experience has been extended to July 31.

Click here for more Montréal museum exhibitions.

FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT

The  children-friendly permanent exhibitions  at the  Montréal Science Centre are all open, while its  IMAX cinema  screens films for all ages, including  Australia 3D: The Wild Continent which begins on June 20.

Click  here  for the screening schedules of the latest films.

Children of all ages can also discover new worlds at  Montréal Space for Life , the largest natural-sciences museum complex in Canada which comprises the Botanical Garden , Planetarium , Biosphere,  famed  Biodôme and Insectarium . Purchasing  fixed-time tickets online  is highly recommended.    

CIRCUS ARTS

The only presenter specializing in contemporary circus in North America,  La TOHU presents the National Circus School  Graduating Students’ Show (May 30 to June 9).

Cirque du Soleil presents  KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiosities under the Big Top in the  Old Port to August 25.

Montréal is the circus hub of North America. For the latest Montréal circus arts and concert news, click  here .

The Society for Arts and Technology – called “The SAT” by locals – presents the 42-minute cinematic show  Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon in surround-sound to celebrate the album’s 50 th anniversary, in their Satosphere to August 8. Click  here to book tickets.

The PARC AT MIDNIGHT cycle at the Cinéma du Parc offers nocturnal screenings in the great tradition of the famous rep-house “midnight movies” of the 70s.

The Montreal Cinéclub Film Society screens classic movies at various venues every second week. Click  here for the full program.

The  IMAX cinema at the  Montréal Science Centre screens films for all ages, including  Australia 3D: The Wild Continent which begins on June 20. Click  here  for the screening schedules of the latest films.

Lectures LOGOS Readings is a series of monthly multicultural readings hosted by award-winning author  H. Nigel Thomas and renowned human rights advocate Maguy Métellus at the UNIA Hall in Little Burgundy.

Montréal drag legend Barbada  and the Musicians of the  Orchestre Métropolitain present the French-language concert  Exhilerating Summer (June 2) at Bourgie Hall for ages 5+.

The  St-Ambroise Montréal Fringe Festival   presents their marquee event, drag icon Mado Lamotte’s 22 nd annual Mado’s Drag Race  on June 15, presented for free at the Fringe Park – located at Parc des Ameriques, corner Rachel and St-Laurent – and featuring Cabaret Mado drag stars versus a bevy of Fringe fest beauties in a knock-down Battle Royale of skill-testing obstacles!

As Mado once told me, “Don’t expect Mado to be nice to anyone! I’m excited every year because drag queens are the best runners in the city! And we prove to the world that being ridiculous never killed anyone!”

Montréal is  one of the drag capitals of the world . Located in  The Village , drag icon Mado Lamotte ’s  Cabaret Mado and Michel Dorion ’s classic  Bar Le Cocktail both book the best drag performers in the city nightly. Both venues are also two of the most popular  nightclubs in The Village .

Support local, national and international comics at  The Comedy Nest nightclub located in the historic Montréal Forum.

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Weekend traffic May 31-June 2, 2024: Tour de l'île closes streets around southwest

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Streets in central and southwest Montreal will be closed Friday evening for the annual Tour la Nuit and Sunday morning and afternoon for the Tour de l’Île. Both events start at Jeanne-Mance Park, and Parc Ave. next to it will be closed during all of Friday evening and most of Sunday.

Friday’s Tour la Nuit then travels down Berri St. and winds its way toward the Peel Basin before going along the Lachine Canal on St-Patrick St. and returning via St-Ambroise St. and other streets on the northern side. Streets begin closing at 7:30 p.m. and finish reopening at 11:30 p.m.

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Sunday’s Tour de l’Île takes cyclists through Outremont, Snowdon, Lachine, LaSalle, Verdun, Sud-Ouest and Old Montreal, with optional longer routes on open roads to the West Island. Streets begin closing at 8:30 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. and reopen between 11:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Though there are overpasses and underpasses that allow vehicles to cross the route (including all highways), some areas — including an area of the Plateau-Mont-Royal bordered by Rachel St., St-Urbain St., St-Denis St. and des Pins Ave., will be inaccessible to vehicles coming in or going out for about two hours Friday evening. Full traffic information is available at velo.qc.ca .

Other major closures to watch for this weekend:

The Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge will be completely closed eastbound between St-Charles Ave. in Vaudreuil-Dorion and Anciens-Combattants Blvd. in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue between 11 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. Saturday. The ramp toward Highway 40 east from the Highway 40/30 interchange in Vaudreuil-Dorion will be closed during this time.

At the St-Pierre Interchange, the ramp from Route 138 east (from the Mercier Bridge) to Highway 20 west will be closed between 11:59 p.m. Friday and 5 a.m. Sunday. The entrance to Route 138 east from Clément St. will also be closed during this time.

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In Kahnawake, the ramp from Route 132 westbound to the Mercier Bridge, and from the Mercier Bridge to Route 132 east, will be closed between 2 a.m. Saturday and 8 p.m. Sunday.

In Laval, asphalt work will require closing the highway northbound between Samson Blvd. and Notre-Dame Blvd., from 11 p.m. Saturday to 3:30 a.m. Monday. The Samson Blvd. exit will also be closed from 11 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Saturday and there will be lane closures in both directions during the day on Saturday, including on the Louis-Bisson Bridge to and from Montreal.

Highways 25/440

In Laval, resurfacing work will be done on Highway 25 between St-Henri Rd. and Highway 440, requiring partial closures overnight starting Sunday, and on Highway 440 between Montée St-François and Route 335, requiring complete closure of the highway and diversion of traffic onto the service road. These disruptions will continue until the fall.

In St-Laurent borough, Marcel-Laurin Blvd. will be closed in both directions between Décarie Blvd. and St-Louis St., from 5 p.m. Saturday to noon Sunday.

Réseau Express Métropolitain

A systems update will delay the start of service on the REM Saturday to 7:30 a.m. Shuttle buses are available between 5:30 and 7:30 a.m.

Ongoing disruptions

• Highway 10: The Bonaventure Expressway has two lanes in each direction between the Peel Basin and Victoria Bridge until Aug. 15. Exit 3 (Carrie-Derick St.) eastbound is closed.
• Highway 15 : In Laval, asphalt and repair work is being done between Médéric-Martin Bridge, which connects to Montreal, and Cartier Blvd. Three of four lanes will be closed in one direction at a time overnights until July.
• Highway 20 : In Pointe-Claire, the ramp from Sources Blvd. to Highway 20 west is closed until July.
• Highway 40: The Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge is down to three lanes — one in each direction, and one lane that switches directions on weekdays. During the weekends, the extra lane is for traffic to Vaudreuil-Dorion.
• Highway 40: In Baie-D’Urfé and Kirkland, reconstruction work on the eastbound highway between Morgan and St-Charles Blvds. will disrupt traffic with partial closures overnights.
• Highway 40: In Town of Mount Royal, the Côte-de-Liesse Rd. service road is partly closed eastbound between Sunset and Athlone Rds. until July.
• Highway 50: In Mirabel, work to replace lighting systems between Route 117 and Louis-Bisson St. and the Highway 15 interchange will require complete closures and major detours overnights, particularly for heavy trucks and people working at Mirabel airport.
• Route 136: The Guy St. exit eastbound is closed until the fall.
• Highway 440 : In Laval, asphalt work is being done on the eastbound service road between Highway 13 and Industriel Blvd., overnight between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m., affecting entrances and exits, until the winter.
• Highway 520 : The highway is closed in both directions at Hickmore St., with traffic detoured via the service roads, until the end of the year.

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Cyndi Lauper announces farewell tour

Cyndi Lauper  is retiring from the road. The “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” singer-songwriter announced a farewell tour Monday morning, setting one last national jaunt that will take her to arenas in 23 cities in North America this fall before she calls it a day as a touring artist.

Lauper did not release any statement explaining her reasons for deciding to do a farewell tour now, although she is expected to talk about it later this week as she promotes a new documentary about her career, “Let the Canary Sing,” that premieres on Paramount+ Tuesday.

The Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour, which is being described as her first major road trip in a decade, will begin Oct. 18 in Montreal and end Dec. 5 at Chicago’s United Center.

Arena dates she’ll be playing along the way include shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden on Oct. 30, Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena Nov. 1, L.A.’s Intuit Dome Nov. 23, the Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert Nov. 24, and San Francisco’s Chase Center Nov. 26. She will also be doing a non-arena show at Detroit’s Fox Theatre Oct. 24. (Scroll down for a complete list of tour dates.)

Tickets go on sale with an artist presale Tuesday, followed by other presales before the general on-sale begins Friday at 10 a.m. local time at LiveNation.com.

Opening acts will be announced at a later date.

“Let the Canary Sing,” directed by Alison Ellwood, which had its premiere at Tribeca last year, will begin showing on Paramount+ in the U.S. and Canada on Tuesday. That same day, Lauper will participate in a handprint ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood before attending a private local premiere of the film at the theater complex, to be followed by a Q&A. On Wednesday, she’ll be discussing the documentary and the farewell tour on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”

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Heavy traffic ahead for Montreal drivers this weekend, with events and closures

By Johanie Bouffard

Posted May 31, 2024 5:55 pm.

Last Updated May 31, 2024 6:08 pm.

The Tour de l’Île and Tour la Nuit, as well as numerous construction sites will make the drive for Montreal motorists this weekend challenging.

There will also be multiple street closures downtown amid the national funeral for Quebec singer Jean-Pierre Ferland on Saturday.

And next week: Grand Prix festivities.

Motorists are strongly advised to plan ahead before getting on the roads.

“This Friday, between 7:30 p.m. and late in the evening, nearly about midnight, you will get some road closures in town. The [Tour la Nuit] circuit will go on the territory of three boroughs. So for Friday, avoid riding your car in the Plateau in Ville-Marie and in the southwest boroughs. On Saturday, we also have national funeral for Jean-Pierre Ferland. It’s at [Mary Queen of the World Cathedral], so avoid René-Lévesque between Peel and Mansfield,” says Philippe Sabourin, spokesperson for the City of Montreal.

Starting at Jeanne-Mance Park, cyclists will head south of Jean-Talon and then west of Decarie, before proceeding through the city’s southwest, passing through parts of Old Montreal, and ultimately returning to Jeanne-Mance Park.

“This weekend, I’m going to try to not come into Montreal. I’m going to stay here in the chalet,” says on Montreal driver CityNews spoke with on Friday.

“Every year, it’s always like that. I prefer not to work on weekends, because if normally this kind of event, I prefer not to work here,” says a taxi driver.

“I’d just be taking public transports,” says another Montreal motorist.

The Saint-Pierre interchange ramp leading from the Honoré-Mercier bridge to Highway 20 westbound – towards Dorval and the airport – will be completely closed to traffic this weekend. Also, a partial closure is planned for Route 138 eastbound heading towards the interchange.

Highway 25 and 440 will be closed to traffic overnights starting Sunday for road resurfacing correction work – until fall. Motorists are advised to check Quebec 511 for other closures before heading out on the road.

“The best piece of advice this weekend, if you have to move around because of those two events for the cyclist, look out for the website at Vélo-Québec . They’re providing many maps, all the information, and they also provide a phone line to help you out. There are many breaches that allow you as motorists to go through the circuit of Tour de l’Île, but the information will be provided by Vélo-Quebec, online,” says Sabourin.

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Defending champ’s wife goes skydiving at RBC Canadian Open

Andie taylor’s observation sparked husband nick’s dramatic turnaround in 2023.

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ANCASTER, Ontario – Andie Taylor’s keen observations from afar sparked her husband Nick’s historic RBC Canadian Open victory a year ago.

The roles were reversed Wednesday, a day before Taylor begins a historic RBC Canadian Open title defense. Andie Taylor went skydiving from 12,000 feet, landing on an adjacent fairway at Hamilton Golf and Country Club (the club has three nines, one of which is unused for tournament play).

Andie Taylor was joined by Lona Dahmen (wife of Joel) in Wednesday’s skydive in southern Ontario, a tournament tradition in conjunction with the Canadian military. Jessica Hadwin (wife of Adam) was originally scheduled to join Andie in the skydive, but she couldn’t make it at the last minute. Andie recruited Lona, who quickly accepted.

Nick Taylor had completed his pro-am round and was on the scene, observing the landing in real-time (several SkyHawks, members of the Canadian Armed Forces Parachute Team, also participated in the dive). Joel Dahmen followed along during his pro-am round, utilizing binoculars.

Andie Taylor (in red), wife of Nick Taylor (in white) lands a tandem skydive with the Canadian Forces Parachute Team. (Vaughn Ridley/Getty Images)

Andie Taylor doing a tandem skydive with the Canadian Forces Parachute Team. (Vaughn Ridley/Getty Images)

Nick Taylor (left) and Joel Dahmen watching the skydivers above them at Hamilton Golf and Country Club. (Dustin Wallace/PGA TOUR, left; Colin Brown/PGA TOUR, right)

Lona joked afterward that she would skydive every day if she could – Andie wasn’t so sure. Nonetheless it was a shared family experience that accents a unique week, as Nick Taylor prepares to defend his historic title. Last year, he became the first Canadian winner of the RBC Canadian Open since Pat Fletcher in 1954, defeating Tommy Fleetwood with a 72-foot eagle on the fourth playoff hole. The victory resonated across the entirety of Canada – stories included farmer Brian Harder in Saskatchewan, so excited that he nearly crashed his tractor while streaming the action. The ‘I” in the “RBC Canadian Open” logo is now a silhouette of Taylor’s instant reaction to the winning putt, tossing his putter in near-bewilderment.

That victory might not have happened without Andie’s keen observation while watching competition from home on the Thursday of last year’s RBC Canadian Open. Taylor made a closing double bogey for an opening 75 at Oakdale Golf & Country Club, and not only was he far from contention, his chances of playing the weekend were slim. (Of the 886 times a player opened a TOUR event in 75 or higher last year, 790 either missed the cut, withdrew or were disqualified. Only five finished in the top 10, and Taylor was the only winner.)

During a phone conversation that evening, Andie told her husband to lighten up a bit. It was his home open, after all. Enjoy it.

“It just looks like you’ve not having fun,” Andie told her husband, who relayed the story Wednesday in Hamilton. “You and (caddie) Dave (Markle) go be yourself tomorrow; cut it out essentially.”

Andie Taylor (C), wife of Nick Taylor (R) smiles after doing a tandem skydive with the Canadian Forces Parachute Team. (Vaughn Ridley/Getty Images)

“I knew my game was in a good spot,” Taylor continued. “It was a weird day and weird mindset … it was a bit of a mindset change, really having nothing to lose starting Friday. I knew I needed to shoot at least 4 under to make the cut; I was kind of like, ‘Alright, better play well.’

“(The start) was disappointing in a sense for a lot of reasons, because you want to play well at this event especially. I had really nothing to lose that Friday, and that was a good mindset to be in. Be aggressive.”

Taylor took his wife’s words to heart, and he closed in rounds of 67-63-66 to earn a playoff spot at 17 under, then authored an iconic winning moment as an adoring nation looked on.

Taylor, 36, didn’t stop there. He won this year’s WM Phoenix Open (also in a playoff), further solidifying a clutch gene that was seen 10 years ago, when he carded a final-round 63 at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship to solidify his first PGA TOUR card. He stands No. 32 on the FedExCup and is well positioned to represent Canada in this summer’s Olympic Games and at this fall’s Presidents Cup at Royal Montreal.

Could he also go back-to-back at his national open? Sky’s the limit.

Kevin Prise is an associate editor for the PGA TOUR. He is on a lifelong quest to break 80 on a course that exceeds 6,000 yards and to see the Buffalo Bills win a Super Bowl. Follow Kevin Prise on Twitter .

‘Tour de France: Unchained’ Renewed For Season 2: Coming to Netflix in 2024

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One of the many new Netflix sports docu-series to debut in 2023 has been handed a season 2 order. Tour de France: Unchained will return for a second season in 2024. 

Debuting on Netflix for the first time in early June 2023, Tour de France: Unchained gives you unparalleled access to behind-the-scenes of the world’s most famous cycling race. The documentary series was released in French audio with a range of subtitle and dub options, including English.

Eight episodes dropped globally (after airing on France Télévisions) on June 9th. The series featured  in the global non-English TV top 10 for a single week, picking up 8.2 million hours watched globally between June 11th and 18th.

The renewal news comes via a Tweet by Netflix France . The Tour de France followed up Netflix France’s announcement in an additional Tweet, saying :

“See you next year @NetflixFR! A series made possible thanks to @francetv and the cycling teams!”

Season 2 will follow the forthcoming 2023 Tour de France, scheduled to begin at the end of July 2023 . The event takes place over 21 stages beginning in Northern Spain and concluding in Paris; it’s been confirmed 22 teams will be competing for the grand prize.

The renewal of Tour de France: Unchained means that we’ll see the return of numerous sporting documentaries in 2023. Full Swing , Formula 1: Drive to Survive, and Break Point have all been handed renewal orders, each set to return in 2024. All of the aforementioned shows (including Unchained) are produced by the British outfit Box to Box Films.

Those returning series are in addition to other various sports documentaries Netflix currently has in the works for other sports like soccer, the NFL, rugby, and WWE.

Are you glad to hear that Tour de France: Unchained is returning for a second season? Let us know in the comments.

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