Editor in chief / music editor / business coordinator
Lorraine Carpenter is the Editor in Chief at Cult MTL. She specializes in themes related to travel and tourism, arts and entertainment, and social issues, with a particular focus on Canada, Montreal, and Quebec. Lorraine's work has been featured in Cult MTL, where she explores a diverse range of topics including the food industry, events, and regional interests.
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The Quebec premier and U.S. president-elect were both attending the official reopening of the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
Quebec Premier François Legault met and conversed with Donald Trump, Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Elon Musk in Paris yesterday.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
Marc Miller reacted to a plan from François Legault to send "a very clear message to Islamists" with a ban on public prayer.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
Royalmount mall has opened an outdoor skating rink in its Urban Park. Entry is free, and skate rental and sharpening services are available.
Independent Jewish Voices has organized a pray-in in Montreal today to protest a proposed ban on public prayer in Quebec by the CAQ.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
The refrigerated rink, with a surface over 100 metres long, will be located in Place du Village at the corner of Atateken and Ste-Catherine E.
Canada, currently ranked No. 3, will face Hungary in qualifying matches at IGA Stadium on Feb. 1 and 2.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
Evenko reported this week that Pollstar has ranked MTelus (fka Metropolis) as the best "club" showroom in Canada in 2023.
It’s just not Christmas without Illuminati sex cults, Danny DeVito’s grotesque Penguin and Billy Bob Thornton pissing his Santa pants.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has officially resigned as leader of the Liberal Party, and prorogued parliament until March 24.
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