Editor in chief / music editor / business coordinator
Lorraine Carpenter is the Editor in Chief at Cult MTL. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, aviation and aerospace, and social issues, often delving into the realms of music, film, and culture. Lorraine's work has been featured in Cult MTL, where she explores the intersection of entertainment and societal themes.
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By: Lorraine Carpenter
The international Permanent People's Tribunal is investigating missing children and unmarked graves across Canada.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
The Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal on crimes against Indigenous children in residential schools is meeting in Montreal from May 25 to 29.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
Following their first Walter Cup win, Victoire will celebrate with fans in Montreal on Saturday, May 30 in the Quartier des Spectacles.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
According to the film and TV industry website Production List, season 2 of Heated Rivalry will begin filming in Montreal and Toronto in July 2026.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
Canada's 100 Best has revealed its 2026 list of the 50 best bars in Canada, and Montreal's Cloakroom is #1.
Most Canadian provinces have implemented caps on allowable rent increases — but not Quebec.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
Four Montreal restaurants have been named among the top 50 in North America according to the World's 50 Best. Little Italy's renowned Mon Lapin has ranked highest among local establishments, at #5.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
Quebec Public Security Minister Ian Lafrenière has called for a new investigation into Longueuil police actions on the day that Nooran Rezayi was killed by a police officer.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
Weekly flights to Aruba will operate on Saturdays with a flight time of 5 hours and 20 minutes.
By: Lorraine Carpenter
Québec Solidaire is adopting a plan to impose steeper fines and harsher penalties on abusive landlords as part of their party platform.
