McGill professor Serge Gauthier dedicates career to defeat of Alzheimer’s
When neurologist Serge Gauthier first appeared in The ST in its early days, Alzheimer’s was thought to mostly affect old people, a consequence of strokes.
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Israel lacks credible leader to make peace: NY editor
With civil war raging in Syria, Israel’s occupation of lands captured in 1967 and its refusal to abide by international law there has taken a back seat.
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Irwin Block on one of the most rewarding gigs of his journalistic career
A reporter can rarely pick and choose to cover only what he wants, but at The Senior Times, I am almost always enthusiastic and engaged.
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First Azrieli Music Project concert features MSO and award winners
A unique program combining music by Jewish composers and music new work performed in public for the first time is on tap for a special concert evening October 19
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Community activist Miriam Green moved to action by childhood experiences
“If you don’t stand up for people in trouble, one day you’ll be in trouble and there’ll be nobody there.”
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Off means On at the October Jazz Fest
Off Festival de Jazz returns with 22 concerts and related cultural activities.
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Book review: How Justin Trudeau won the race of his life
In our media-dominated world there is a principle that politicians ignore at their peril: you could offer the most imaginative and necessary policies and competent people to implement them, but without marketing they won’t sell.
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Irwin Cotler founds Raoul Wallenberg Center for Human Rights
You might think that after a distinguished career as a human-rights crusader, Irwin Cotler might settle into a comfortable retirement.
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Opéra de Montréal’s Aida should not be missed
Montreal may be a hockey town, but there is much happening culturally that deserves equal attention, the Opéra de Montréal among them.
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Segal Centre revives Shtet’l Wedding
Of the 70 plays that the late Dora Wasserman directed as part of her Yiddish Drama Group, A Shtet’l Wedding (A chaseneh in Shtet’l) was among the most popular.
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