Right on the mark, Clifford Lincoln remains a man of principle
Politics is the art of the possible, but for people of principle it can also become the art of the impossible.
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Sun Youth: Sid & Earl parlayed one-time read into a humanitarian empire
Life in the crowded Plateau Mont-Royal in the post-war years was a time of modest beginnings and big dreams
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Retired engineer Zaki Ghavitian ready to serve his city
What the borough of Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce needs is better management and that’s why retired engineer Zaki Ghavitian, 66, wants to be borough mayor.
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Former star journalist Sue Montgomery vies for mayoral seat in CDN-NDG
Confidence and daring to tackle challenging assignments took Montgomery to a range of issues and venues.
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Off Festival de Jazz: For Montreal jazz lovers, the Off is on
If you want to get a taste of jazz that is new, challenging, and fun, the place to be is the city’s venerable Off Festival de Jazz, October 5-14.
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Robert Libman back in politics working to unseat Mitchell Brownstein
“It’s my bread and butter, my passion, I love it!”
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McGill Chamber’s Revolution explores modern works
The McGill Chamber Orchestra gets its unique sound from the leadership of conductor Boris Brott, and the way his soloists interpret the music.
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Alvin Segal’s story: from factory floor to philanthropist
It was 20 years ago when I first met Alvin Segal, not knowing then that he was a giant of the men’s suit industry
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American soprano stars in Opéra de Montréal’s Tosca
Tosca, the opera in three acts by Giacomo Puccini and among the most popular in the repertoire, opens the Opéra de Montréal season Sept. 16.
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Is Westmount ready for Beryl Wajsman as mayor?
Wajsman, 62, editor of The Suburban, is hard at work to ensure the answer will be Yes on November 5.
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