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Financial services with
personalized attention

CEA, a well-kept secret in financial services with over 25 years in business

Four habits to maintain
a strong immune system

Getting sick, even with an innocuous common cold, can severely disrupt your day-to-day life

Westmount places: Disappeared places

The history behind the familiar, when apartment buildings were introduced within the city limits. By Michael Walsh

The Nightmare Before
Christmas in Concert

The Holiday classic presented on big screen and performed live by the FILMharmonic Orchestra

The New Generations’
leadership style

The importance of bridging the Age Gap in the workplace. By Angela Civitella

Residence Maison A on the
heights of Aix-en-Provence

A foundation firmly anchored in the ground, crowned by a sleek volume of mass-tinted concrete. Via v2com

Real Estate Talk:
Market price vs. city evaluation

The municipal evaluation cannot be used to gauge the market price of a home. By Joseph Marovitch

Talisman Theatre’s Still Life
explores anxiety

Opening a dialogue between mental health and the expectations produced by our cultures. By Faith Langston

Two Birds One Stone:
The Israel-Gaza conflict’s reality

Play presents a heartfelt, thought-provoking and charged conversation. By Irwin Rapoport

Technoparc wetlands: open
letter to Steven Gilbeault

The federal government should exercise its right of ownership for the environmental benefit of Canadians

The OPCM announces a
memorable 10th season

The Orchestre Philharmonique et Chœur des Mélomanes promises several highlights

Dans l’Escarpement
glass and wood pavilion

Shadows and light transform the places according to the hours and seasons. Via v2com

Westmount places
and their stories

The history and anecdotes behind the professions held by people who called Westmount home. By Michael Walsh

Westmount Park’s
invasive Burning Bushes

Should the park continue to display species that contribute to the area’s negative environmental impact? By Michael Walsh

Lost in a blizzard
of man’s indifference

Science can identify a problem, right a problem, but cannot state right from wrong. By Georges Dupras and Irwin Rapoport

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