Editorial: We must welcome more refugees
While we are safe and sound in our comfortable homes, the number of refugees and internally displaced people is growing exponentially.
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Fundraiser will benefit African birthing centres
Saturday, October 25, the Fondation Sénégal Santé Mobile will host a multicultural, fundraising dinner supporting maternal and infant health services in Senegal, West Africa. The foundation began its work four years ago, sending medical supplies to the local community health clinic. In 2015, the organization plans to send medication and […]
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What’s Happening in October and November 2014
It’s impossible to get bored in Montreal. But just in case, here are few goings on in our favourite city.
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Have a rich breakfast with top Canadian authors
In Montreal, B & B has acquired a different meaning as Books & Breakfast – the now annual celebration of new writing by mainly Montreal authors.
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Book review: Walking Where Jesus Walked
A new book on American Christians and their visits to holy places in Israel is described by reviewer Amos Lassen as “a wonderful example of ethnographic research in the study of religion.” He is referring to Walking Where Jesus Walked: American Christians and Hold Land Pilgrimage by Hillary Kaell (New […]
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Irwin Cotler: Antisemitism new global threat
By Sid Birns Last month Irwin Cotler spoke to over 300 club members of the Côte St. Luc Senior Men’s Club on international terrorism and antisemitism. Cotler talked about the explosion of international terrorism and global antisemitism as an assault on our fundamental values and proposed what Canada and the […]
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Geraldine Doucet celebrates new adventure
The veteran actress is now the first director of theatre at Projet C & D (Centre héritage pour aînés), a new Montreal North senior day centre. Their planned internet radio channel will offer seniors the chance to tell their life stories and participate in Doucet’s Radio Theatre Project. “I am […]
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Editorial: Gaza war truce may be but a prelude to another round
Recent developments in the horrific Hamas-Israeli conflict make it clear that progress toward peaceful accommodation is impossible with this terrorist gang. At least it’s clear for all whose minds are not clouded by pre-conceived notions of right-and-wrong in the region. Once again, and regrettably, the 1.8 million Palestinians living in […]
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McGill Chamber Orchestra promises eclectic season
McGill Chamber Orchestra’s (MCO) 75th season will feature a wide range of music including instrumental and choral works as well as world-class solo singers. All concerts will be conducted by Boris Brott, who will host a pre-performance talk one hour before each concert. This year is the 100th anniversary of […]
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Limitless Learning: Adult courses in Montreal
ATWATER LIBRARY Free Financial Literacy Sessions Sponsored by l’Autorité des marchés financiers. Advance registration required. Begins Wed. Sept. 17. 1-3pm. atwaterlibrary.ca/financial-literacy 514-935-7344 X 204 Low-Cost Computer and Digital Device Training. Fees for 8-hr. courses: Non-Members $140, Members $130, Seniors $120. 2-hr. workshops: $30. 1200 Atwater Ave. atwaterlibrary.ca 514-935-7344 X 204 […]
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