Montreal has lost a part of its soul.....ever since COVID....it's just not the same. Boarded up shops and bars, restaurants along St-Catherine.I've seen stores and boutiques close-up shop at 8:00 on a Thursday night because of lack of foot traffic on city streets.Construction everywhere plus you can't find a parking spot anywhere downtown....the city's administration is going nuts over turning this city into one huge bike path. Crescent street is all but dead.....and it ain't any better on St-Denis street either.A decade ago, I may have concurred with your viewpoint, but presently, the Montreal nightlife scene has lost its charm. Since Covid-19, the nightlife scene has undergone significant challenges that I had never witnessed before. The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in the closure of several clubs and restaurants while some individuals remain apprehensive about venturing out due to the virus. I believe that the summertime nightlife in Montreal is enhanced by various events such as Grand Prix, Osheaga, île soniq, beach club and piknik. During the winter, the vitality of the nightlife scene is solely maintained by the presence of certain events such as New City Gas, La Palma, Flyjin,Cathcart , Marcus and Igloofest.
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