Editorial: Death by bureaucracy: how Quebec health care failed Mark Blandford
It should come as no surprise that the director of professional services responsible for St. Mary’s Hospital resigned last month, barely two years after her appointment.
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Artist Rita Briansky recalls her early years
“We arrived in Canada on October 28, 1929, the day before the stock market crash”
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Benefit dinner raises funds for three food banks
On April 6th, the chef and owner of the new restaurant Petite Maison, Danny St-Pierre, opened his doors to Moisson Montréal, Moisson Rive-Sud and the Centre de bébévolat et moisson Laval for a benefit dinner to raise money for the Great Food Drive for Children. Close to 60 friends of […]
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An Imam, a Priest, and a Rabbi, helping Syrian refugees
Once they arrive in Montreal, Syrian refugees have to start from scratch, and setting up a home is their main priority.
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Dulcinea Langfelder, a mime who broke the silence
Martha Graham, Grand Dame of modern dance, whose influence still resonates, defined dance as communication.
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Shen Yun operatic spectacle dazzles at Place des Arts
Convulsive changes in Chinese society have rekindled a yearning for free expression, cultural diversity, and creativity linked to traditional arts.
Travel
Theresa Foundation renews commitment to Malawian grandmothers, orphans
One travel guide suggested Malawi’s unofficial motto is “maybe tomorrow.”
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BOOM! A one-man time capsule with Rick Miller
If you were born between 1945 and 1955, you’re what I call a baby boomer. Yes, I know, those born before or after like to think of themselves as boomers, but truthfully, there’s something about growing up in those years, that makes you a prime audience for the latest hit […]
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Empty Bowl event to be held at Unitarian Church
The idea is simple: visitors to an Empty Bowls exhibit spend $25 to buy a nutritious bowl of vegetarian soup, enjoy it, and leave with the bowl, donated by local artisans.
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Geordie Theatre presents Beethoven Lives Upstairs
The arrival of an eccentric boarder turns a young boy’s life upside down: Ludwig van Beethoven has moved upstairs! At first young Christoph resents the new tenant but slowly comes to understand the genius of the man, the torment of his deafness and the beauty of his music. A heartfelt […]
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