Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes gets
high-class treatment at the Centaur. By Byron Toben
Reverend James Pratt discussed the history of the church and how it fared during the COVID pandemic.
By Irwin Rapoport
A concert under the influence of the Jansenist rigidity
of Augustin d’Autrecourt, the Sieur de Sainte-Colombe
By Luc Archambault
Wendy Lee Paquette’s A Parade to Remember teaches
the true meaning of November 11. By Mona Andrei
The history behind the familiar: the former residents that called Burton Avenue their home.
By Michael Walsh
Environmental group recognizes António Guterres’ ongoing efforts in calling for serious climate action
The pros and cons of selling during the
festive time of year. By Joseph Marovitch
Don’t miss this one and only concert at the
Maison Symphonique on November 7.
By Luc Archambault
Eastern Canada’s freshwater turtles are in
serious decline and need our help to survive.
By Irwin Rapoport
Fall season brings not to be missed
entertainment events. By Byron Toben
How to keep the Internet and social media
from hijacking our brains. By Mona Andrei
A unique collaboration between Indian and Indigenous
dance and music. By Jacqueline van de Geer
Dracula’s blood thirst becomes a side-splitting show
at the Segal Centre. By Byron Toben
Recessions have long been considered political landmines for governments and banking institutions alike
A tale of a haunted farm house that once stood on
what would become Saint Catherine Street West.
By Michael Walsh
An innovative version of the horror classic
comes to the Segal Centre. By Byron Toben
Leading climate change researchers explain the
implications of their research. By Irwin Rapoport
The history behind the familiar: the former
residents that called Stayner Street their home.
By Michael Walsh
Photos taken by Roy M. Gunnels for an
ongoing visual narrative called Texas Gothic
Pascaille presents an enchanting new compact disk
by the famed cellist. By Luc Archambault
Aisha Sasha John’s work enthrals Théâtre La Chapelle audience. By Faith Langston
Is this the final chapter on preserving and protecting
this rare example of Greek Revival architecture?
By Irwin Rapoport
Double Murder is a poignantly beautiful moment of humanity, a work of violence, tenderness and hope
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