It’s all in the view for this Montreal walker
Frances Stober always liked walking and hiking, but found that something was missing from the pathways of Canadian and American landscapes.
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Two veteran buddies visit Wings of Freedom display in Florida
I was 18 when I enlisted in the U.S. Army in World War II.
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WI Community celebrates National Volunteer Week and VWI’s 50th Anniversary
Celebrating 50 years of service, Volunteer West Island recognized 50 Outstanding Volunteers, among the many who make a difference in that area.
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The baby hit parade for those who plan to serenade them
Anyone, including grandparents and music therapists, who plans to sing to little children, should learn their musical preferences.
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Looking for Minda’s, Mindel’s, Mindy’s etc.
If you know of any Minda’s in your family or know more about where the name originated, let us know.
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Bialik high school students meet Holocaust survivor
Secondary V students at Bialik High School were honoured to meet with Holocaust Survivor Joe Fellner and his friend, artist Abe Pinchuk.
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Two Pianos, two Legends: a live concert tribute
Hudson Village Theatre presents The Pianomen, “the ultimate live experience” from May 24 to June 4.
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The Alzheimer’s Walk in Montreal is May 28, 2017
This year, the Walk for Alzheimer’s Montreal will take place in the city’s SaintHenri neighbourhood.
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Anthony Braxton returns for solo gig at Victoriaville fest
With a mix of high-profile artists and musicians performing here for the first time, the lineup for this year’s Festival international de musique actuelle May 18-21 is exciting and challenging.
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Côte St. Luc Men’s Club: A few young guys meet for breakfast
Nine for breakfast but not at Tiffany’s.
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