Editorial: CAQ leader plays race card in opposing immigration target
François Legault, leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec, is playing the race card in his bid to build support among the francophone majority.
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My Name is Asher Lev comes to Segal Centre
The Segal Centre will present My Name Is Asher Lev by Aaron Posner, directed by Steven Schipper from September 11 to October 2.
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Dawson College marks 10 years since shooting tragedy
On September 13, Dawson College will mark the 10th anniversary of the shooting that took the life of first-semester student Anastasia De Sousa, injured 16 others, and traumatized an entire learning community.
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Cummings Centre launches courses, talks, workshops
If it’s September, it’s time to think about learning. The Cummings Centre is here to help.
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Atwater Library features Books Roadshow, poetry readings
Who says the library can’t be an exciting place?
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Animaze festival opens mid-August
One of Montreal’s original and exciting festivals, focusing on animated feature films, opens August 18. The four-day Animaze International Film Festival & Industry Conference presents films from 65 countries in a range of genres and styles. The festival explores animation through screenings, lectures, and master-classes. It provides networking opportunities for […]
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Venture out for the Arts Alive! Quebec festival
Happening weekends in six Quebec regions, this festival is an opportunity to venture out, as close as Montreal’s West Island and Hudson, to areas further afield in Quebec City, Huntingdon, Knowlton and Wakefield.
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Dance rules at August Saint-Sauveur arts festival
From August 3 to 13, the Festival des Arts de Saint-Sauveur showcases the talents of choreographers, dancers and composers from across Canada and abroad.
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Tableaux project illuminates Old Montreal
Cité Mémoire comes to life every night in Old Montreal and at the Old Port.
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Snowdon métro Station now accessible
Since 2013, weary passengers have had to endure the ongoing construction and renovation at Snowdon metro station, but will finally see that the result was worth waiting for. All three elevators now are functioning at that station on the Orange line, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) has announced. Philippe Schnobb, […]
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