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Frequenting pool halls and bowling alleys that were part of the fabric of the old immigrant district around Mount Royal and Esplanade did not prevent its young denizens from achievements as adults.
They all had that glow! We’re talking here about the people who have adopted and are sharing their lives with retired racing greyhounds. As for the dogs, all looked content, placid, snug in their coats on this cold Sunday morning, quietly standing close to their families. Not one barked the […]
Meeting Eva Fogelman, a worldclass authority on the psychological effects of the Holocaust on survivors and their children, in the aftermath of the Pittsburgh massacre might have been a somber affair. Instead, more than 125 Montrealers, mostly second generation of survivor families and survivors who grew up amid a legacy […]
The festival mandate is a showcase for the bold and the new.
The music of Johann Sebastian Bach – orderly and structured, yet so varied and nuanced – reflects the values and ethos of the Baroque era. His work continues to fascinate and illuminate, 268 years after his death, which is why the Montreal Bach Festival, founded in 2005, has become an […]
“It’s often a new chapter in their lives.”
For many boomers, the model of the senior home today does not coincide with their 1960s ethos.
Contemporary dance is an area of creative culture in which Montreal has won a world reputation for leadership and excellence.
The hit play called The Children made such an impact when first performed in London’s Royal Court Theatre in 2016 that the next year it went straight to Broadway – with its original cast.
It’s never too late to return to school – especially when your formative years have been shattered by displacement, living as a Jew in central Europe during World War II
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