Lachine Music Festival offers class acts
From July 14-31, just as the first stars appear, the Lachine Music Festival presents a series of classical music concerts performed by local artists.
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Buddies cycle to combat cancer
For the past few months, Michael Legg and three of his good buddies have been gearing up for a trip to Quebec City. It’s a trip with a difference.
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Campaign exposes accessibility barriers for disabled
A national campaign from the Rick Hansen Foundation (RHF) is calling for improved physical accessibility for people with disabilities
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Barbie exhibit in Montreal: My namesake struts her stuff
I was 11 when I first heard about Barbie Dolls. Too old to get one but somehow connected because my nickname was Barbi.
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Calls mount to free Homa Hoodfar, professor imprisoned in Iran
A major human rights organization is calling upon ordinary citizens to use the power of their pen to help free Homa Hoodfar.
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The grandparent scam: A new reason to hang up on a stranger
A Senior Times reader has called in to say that the telephone fraud has resurfaced in a new form. “
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Montreal International Documentary Festival takes over city parks
The Montreal International Documentary Festival (RIDM) offers free outdoor screenings June 16 to August 18.
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Bloomsday: a Joycean celebration
It’s June 16, 1904, and Dubliner Leopold Bloom goes out for breakfast.
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Dawson emeritus philosopher Chaim Tannenbaum releases first CD
At 68, after 50 years in the music business, he is releasing his first CD, with a concert at Upstairs Jazz Bar & Grill June 9.
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Spartan Race Montreal: Hitting the halfway point
I am at the midpoint in my training towards the five-kilometre Spartan Race and its 20 or so obstacles with my daughter Bryn.
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