Exoclimes VII will be hosted in the vibrant city of Montréal in the summer of 2025, organized by members of the Trottier Institute for Research on Exoplanets (IREx), the largest exoplanet research group in Canada. Bringing together scientists from the Université de Montréal (UdeM), McGill University, Bishop's University, the Université Laval, and the Montreal Planetarium, IREx specializes in exoplanet research, encompassing observational and theoretical work. With leading roles in instrumental projects like the JWST, SPIRou, and NIRPS, characterizing exoplanet atmospheres is one of IREx's primary areas of research focus. The Université de Montréal campus, nestled on the slopes of Mont-Royal away from the downtown hustle, is a great setting for the Exoclimes conference, located in one of the most welcoming North American cities, especially for pedestrians and cyclists during the lively summer months. With art and music festivals in the summer, Montréal's diverse culture and Québécois charm add a special touch to the conference experience. Participants will have a large variety of things to do while getting to know other attendees, from outdoor activities such as Mont-Royal hikes, city biking, relaxing on terraces or free outdoor events, to indoor activities such as museum visits and access to the university's sports facilities.