The 16th edition of Montreal Comiccon opened its doors on Friday, July 3, and will run through Sunday, July 5, offering a weekend packed with science‑fiction, comic‑book and gaming personalities. The three‑day event, held in Montreal, Quebec, brings together a range of creators, actors and fans for a celebration of pop culture.
Organizers described the convention as a gathering point for enthusiasts of sci‑fi, comics and gaming, featuring appearances by well‑known stars from those fields. Attendees can expect panels, signings and interactive sessions that showcase the latest developments in genre entertainment. The schedule spans the three days, providing multiple opportunities for visitors to meet talent and explore new releases.
CBC News sent reporters Jason Rockman and Debra Arbec to cover the opening weekend, noting the high level of excitement among participants. Their reporting highlights the diverse lineup and the energy surrounding the event, reflecting the convention’s growth since its inception.
Montreal Comiccon has become an annual fixture on the city’s cultural calendar, drawing both local and out‑of‑town guests. The convention’s continued expansion marks its 16th year, underscoring its role as a hub for the pop‑culture community in Quebec and beyond. As the weekend progresses, organizers anticipate steady attendance and a series of memorable moments for fans and creators alike.