What we can do to protect animals from abuse
Cruelty can sometimes be the result of ignorance, and better information can prevent it.
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Enjoy Art by the Water and honour Morgan’s life
Art by the Water is a different kind of art exhibit in a historic setting.
Features
Medal available to veterans who fought in France
Since 2014, the government of France has been awarding its highest medal, the Legion of Honour, to Canadian veterans who participated in the liberation of France in 1944.
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Local authors launch their books at Blue Metropolis
April 27, 6 pm, Guernica Editions launches books by seven authors in conjunction with Blue Metropolis, a chance to chat with the authors, buy their books, and get them to sign them.
Reviews & Previews
Million Dollar Quartet captures rock history
Like many good things, it happened by chance. Carl Perkins, about a year after he wrote Blue Suede Shoes, arrived to Sun Record Studios in Memphis to record Matchbox.
Editorials
Editorial: Outremont–Mont Royal merger raises inequality issue
It also means that there is one fewer seat in Montreal and the West End where ethno-cultural groups and anglophones constitute an important share of the electorate.
Editorials
Editorial: Andrew Potter’s scrappy piece showed he lacked judgment
When Potter was chosen to head McGill University’s prestigious Institute for the Study of Canada, he was expected to be rigorous and responsible, especially for his own published work.
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MUHC offers disease self-management ‘toolbox’
McGill University Health Centre’s chronic disease self-management program My Tool Box: The Building Blocks to Self-Care resumes in May 2017.
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211 service gives Montreal seniors peace of mind
If you are a senior looking for social and community services on the island of Montréal, you need to look no further.
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Empty Bowls: Purchase a pottery bowl and enjoy the soup
Empty Bowls events fight hunger in Montreal. Initiated by the Unitarian Church of Montreal, these soup-tasting pottery-fairs have expanded across the city.
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