What’s happening in Montreal in summer 2018
There’s tons going on in the city this summer. Don’t miss out.
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Features
Jazz mass at Red Roof Church on Canada Day
Two stars of the Montreal jazz scene will participate in a jazz mass July 1, at the Red Roof Church
Reviews & Previews
Yiddish Ghetto songs celebrated at Segal
A special concert and CD launch of a new recording of Yiddish Ghetto Songs by Montreal musicians takes place June 21.
Reviews & Previews / What's Happening
Montreal’s best folk festival is back with El Son Sonó, Yellow Door Troubadours
Centered around the Lachine Canal, the Montreal Folk Fest opens Thursday, June 14 .
Editorials
Editorial: Ottawa has no business taking over Kinder-Morgan pipeline
We are disappointed that the Liberal government caved when U.S.-controlled Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd. presented its April 8 ultimatum April, essentially a form of corporate blackmail.
Features
Students pay tribute to their art teacher
The 16 students of the late Myrna Brooks Bercovitch are honouring her memory with an Art Tribute Exhibition at Côte Saint Luc Library till July 1.
Features / What's Happening
Brain health expert lectures at Cummings
Ever since she learned that her grandmother died of Alzheimer’s disease, Dr. Tiffany Chow, Medical Director at the University of Southern California Alzheimer’s Therapeutic Research Institute, has been working to improve her own brain health, which includes maintaining a “cognitive reserve,” a set of conditions that can compensate for and minimize symptoms […]
Editorials
Editorial: Racial profiling by Montreal police has got to stop
We all have friends, family, and neighbours who know about that ugly phenomenon known as “driving while black.” It refers to police in Montreal, and other areas of Quebec and North America, stopping young men of colour driving nice cars, based on the idea that the two are incompatible, and […]
Features
Inspired by Terry Fox, they’re running across Canada
Once you have cancer, if you are lucky enough to survive the treatment, there is always the fear of recurrence.
Features
How to volunteer for MOW
Urgent: Teams to deliver hot meals to clients’ homes in Pierrefonds/DDO area once a month.
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