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Longtime Baie d’Urfe Maria Tutino recently posted a regulation letter on the city’s website.
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On Hallowe’en night, pumpkins will still cast their glow, while black cats and ghosts contin…
We interrupt our top-10 1970s hits survey not only to mark the 50th anniversary this year of…
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) announced in an October 15 release the appointment o…
Against pandemic odds, Greenwood’s StoryFest has reinvented itself. The 19th edition is a vi…
The Dogs of Winter, the second book in Ann Lambert's Russell and Leduc mystery series, sees …
“Returning” for their first Montréal-centric show since the sold-out launch of their award-w…
And now we resume our survey of the top-10 hits of the 1970s, in alphabetic order artists-wise:
The Board of Trustees of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts announced in an October 8 release …
After 30 years at the helm of The Lyric Theatre Singers , its Founder and Artistic Director,…
Life
According to the World Bank, almost one in five companies worldwide has received at least on…
The Forum for Youth Insights, a free online event for youths aged 16–35 where industry exper…
TC Transcontinental Printing, a sector of Transcontinental Inc. announced in an Oct. 15 rele…
One in every two Canadian, including many children and teenagers, are afflicted with excess …
Dawson College usually has over 10,000 people crowding into the building for Open House on o…
Researchers from McGill University in Montreal, Université Laval in Quebec City and the Univ…
The Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers (QPAREB) has released its most re…
Since most of us Montrealers are in isolation again, it doesn’t hurt to stock up on some del…
Fall is an easy time to plan some craft projects because nature has provided you with all th…
Sports
The Quebec government is pumping $70 million into sports and recreation across the province after public health measures put the brakes on most group activities last spring and again this fall in red zones. “It’s important that sports in general were recognized with this money,” Soccer Quebe…
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