Auditions for the Philomela Singers
The Philomela Singers, directed by Margo Keenan, are a bilingual West Island community choir with a varied repertoire.
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Feature-length films and living arts at 27th First Peoples Festival
Jessica Deer, Courtesy The Eastern Door The 27th edition of the annual event will transform Place des Festivals from August 2-9. “This year, as always, we have great outdoor activities around what we call now Place du Makusham,” said André Dudemaine, director of cultural activities for Land InSights, the driving force […]
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Word Nerd: What’s in a Word of the Year?
We are constantly bombarded by new English words and meanings to words, so why not honour these innovations?
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Irwin Cotler honoured for lifetime achievements
Irwin Cotler received Quebec’s highest honour from Premier Philippe Couillard June 22 when he was named an Officer of the Ordre national du Québec.
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Alzheimer Groupe offers advice and respite for caregivers
Caring for a loved one who is living with the debilitating effects of Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s can lead to burnout.
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Word Nerd: What’s in a Word of the Year?
We are constantly bombarded by new English words and meanings to words, so why not honour these innovations?
Features
Feature-length films and living arts at 27th First Peoples Festival
Jessica Deer, Courtesy The Eastern Door The 27th edition of the annual event will transform Place des Festivals from August 2-9. “This year, as always, we have great outdoor activities around what we call now Place du Makusham,” said André Dudemaine, director of cultural activities for Land InSights, the driving force […]
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Book review: A penetrating look at Sports Talk and how it’s enriched our lexicon
I was surprised to find many new terms from the world of sports that in the last two decades have further
penetrated and enriched our lexicon.
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Chicago is our kind of town
Who would have thought that Chicago was the place to equal NYC in many respects and outdo her in several others?
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Editorial: Bell Media blunders in scrapping local CTV sports team
Conventional media – your daily newspaper and local TV News – have been under tremendous pressure
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Shakespeare in the Park presents Much Ado until Aug. 15
As anyone who has watched any of its productions over the past 28 years, Shakespeare-in-the-Park is a lot of fun, the experience often memorable.
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Just for Laughs festival: Laugh your heart out with the biggest names in comedy
As we all know, laughter is the best medicine, and even if you’re not sick, Montreal’s iconic Just for Laughs Festival is where it all happens, in both official languages.
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Arts Alive! Quebec 2017 festival set to kick off in Montreal
Arts Alive! Quebec has an exciting series of cultural events planned over four days starting July 20.
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Renaissance man: This entrepreneur changes lives with your goodwill offerings
There are those who take the next step and set out to make a real difference in people’s lives, and one such person is Pierre Legault.
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Centaur Theatre announces 2017-18 lineup
Award winning theatre — in historic Old Montreal; 6 plays on 2 stages, and so much more.
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Canadian Cancer Society urges us to heed UV index
The results from a national survey reveal that almost half of Canadians are at risk of skin cancer.
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Book review: A penetrating look at Sports Talk and how it’s enriched our lexicon
I was surprised to find many new terms from the world of sports that in the last two decades have further
penetrated and enriched our lexicon.
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