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October 2012 Edition

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Click on the Newspaper on the right to see the full newspaper Updated on May 15, 2013

Decision 2012 - Marquette, Marguerite-Bourgeoys, Verdun
Potential voters in the Marguerite-Bourgeoys (LaSalle), Marquette (Dorval and Lachine) and Verdun ridings began seeing campaign posters from four parties before the election was called. ... read more >

Decision 2012 - West Island incumbents kick off campaign together
The four Liberal West Island candidates have 22 election campaigns of experience between them and last Friday, Francois Ouimet of the riding of Marquette, Nelligan's Yolande James, Geoffrey Kelley of Jacques-Cartier and Robert-Baldwin's Pierre Marsan once again re-applied for their jobs last Friday morning at Kelley's campaign headquarters located in the Pointe Claire Plaza as they set off on the summer campaign that will culminate in a Sept. 4 vote. ... read more >

MTQ backs 440 extension project
An environmental study will be needed and construction is not slated to begin until 2012 but last week at the Borough Hall in Pierrefonds-Roxboro, Minister of Transport Pierre Moreau, along with mayor Monique Worth and Nelligan MNA Yolande James and Robert-Baldwin MNA Pierre Marsan, took part in one of the Quebec government's final announcements before kicking off the 2012 provincial election with the 440 extension route proposal.... read more >

Verdun's thousand year-old history lesson
Aside from the fact that it's one of the most important architectural heritage sites in both the city and the province, Verdun's newly renovated Maison Nivard de Saint Dizier also happens to be one of the more important archeological sites in all of North America. ... read more >

It's John, Paul, George and Ringo! … well almost
Following RAIN’s 10-month run on Broadway, their show Experience the Beatles with RAIN returns to Montreal for a six-show engagement at Place des Arts from Aug. 15 to 19.... read more >

Dwyer defies gravity
Wicked, the mega-hit musical from Stephen Schwartz running until August 26 at Place des Arts, has developed quite the reputation since it first debuted on Broadway back in 2003.... read more >

Martin Bedard gets things done in a snap
Alouettes' Long snapper Martin Bedard remembers wondering why the Saskatchewan Roughrider in front of him seemed upset in what was supposed to be that last play of the 97th Grey Cup.... read more >

A scorching Osheaga
Even when Osheaga was only two days long, it could prove to be an intense experience. Tacking on a third day last year, the festival now feels more like a challenge for music fans than ever before.... read more >

Montreal Comiccon: Two captains collide
The organizers of the biggest Montreal Comiccon edition yet, which is to be held at Palais des congrès from September 14 to 16, recently announce the addition of actors Patrick Stewart, Adam Baldwin, Aaron Ashmore and Eddie McClintock to their list of celebrity guests.... read more >

No-bake desserts ideal for hot summer days
While our short summer season may inspire us to host many as many dinner parties or cocktail get-togethers as possible, due to the heat sometimes the last thing we want to do is cook,” writes chef Jennifer Maliniak. ... read more >

Yoga instructor takes part in the Global Seva Challenge
Teaming up with Pazit Perez, a local Montreal photographer, Lauren Rudick produced a calendar of yoga nudes to raise awareness and funds for Off the Mat into the World, a non-profit organization that uses the power of yoga to inspire conscious social change... read more >

York Harbour and Perkins Cove, Maine
York is considered the Gateway to the Maine Beaches. We were there a few years ago to visit their wonderful zoo –York’s Wild Kingdom. This time we decided to spend the day at the Stage Neck Inn, a complete boutique resort in the New England tradition.... read more >