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Les hivers en ville ne doivent pas nous empêcher de profiter de toutes sortes d'activités. Qu'il s'agisse d'excellentes options de ski à proximité de la ville, de patinage ou de profiter du spot le plus Instagrammable de la ville, il y a beaucoup de choses à apprécier pendant la saison froide. Il y a du ski de fond sur l'île même, et les pistes de ski ne manquent pas au-delà des limites de la ville, quelle que soit la direction que vous prenez.  RECOMMANDÉ : Guide complet des meilleures choses à faire à MontréalOù patiner à Montréal

With stellar restaurants sporting skilled pastry chefs, the old-school bakeries serving up the same beloved goodies for the past 50 years, and all homegrown talents in between? It’s clear: Montreal loves its sweets as much as it loves its poutine. From sugary menus of romantic restaurants to guilty personal pleasures to the best donuts, these are the places you need to go if you want a luxuriant sugar rush. RECOMMENDED: Full guide to the best restaurants in Montreal46 best bakeries and pastry shops in Montreal for savory or sweet goodsBest donuts in Montreal to stuff your face with

There are no doubts that the times we are living in right now are certainly uncertain. With the rise of COVID-19 and the disruptions it's causing to all aspects of everyday life, it’s easy to hit the panic button—well, it's easy, but still not all that useful. Because when things are unknown, the last thing anyone wants is for their head to be spinning in negative, catastrophic thoughts. Thankfully, there are 101 ways for us to cope with the circumstances and focus on prioritizing our mental health and well-being. Whether it be through food and exercise, or social support and mindfulness, these tips can help you to stay sane in spite of whatever COVID-19 throws our way. RECOMMENDED: Read why we’ve changed our logo to Time In 1. Eat well Photograph: Shutterstock Whether cooking is your thing or not, just because you’re at home doesn’t mean that you can’t eat well. While the majority of Montreal restaurants have closed until further notice, many are still offering take-out and/or delivery options for hungry customers. Take hotspots like Pâtisserie Rhubarbe, Boucherie Bar à Vin Provisions, and Vesta Montreal for example, all of which are offering excellent meal options to-go. Just be sure to stay up-to-date via social media, as the situation is constantly changing. Meanwhile, if you’re happy to spend the extra time that you have on your hands cooking, there are plenty of great Montreal-based cookbooks to work your way through. Olive & Gourmando’s book is perfect for stress-ba