The true story of the Washington Post’s attempts to publish the Pentagon Papers. By Byron Toben
The fascinating history of one of the world’s most famous dog breeds. By Michael Walsh
Small triumphs are the first significant steps towards accomplishing those resolutions. By Marylin Smith Carsley
Claims period open in the Ville-Marie highway class action
Fictional tale explores the genesis of the St. Andrews Agreement of 2007. By Byron Toben
Local students show off their literary stuff in the 2017 McEntyre Writing Competition. Introduction by Wayne Larsen
A week of special film screenings and activities from January 29 to February 3
A contemporary reinterpretation of the bungalow of the 1960s, slicing tradition with elegance. Via v2com
A scary New Year? Smart interactivity is probably here to stay but because of it your privacy is not. By Linda Hammerschmid
Phi Centre selected to host the Toronto International Film Festival’s Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival in Montreal
The hottest two weeks in winter” highlight some of Montreal’s more successful independent productions. By Byron Toben
Crystal incorporates juggling, acrobatics and high wire thrills with skating daring dos. By Byron Toben
11 parenting myths you should probably hear from a stranger. By Mona Andrei
It should not offend anyone, be it in the public or private sectors, to refer to Christmas by its actual name. By Linda Hammerschmid
Montréal’s Irish Film Festival announces 2018 dates / Federation of Irish Societies holds seasonal celebration. By Byron Toben
The NTS presents a fast-paced production of her most popular play. By Byron Toben
What the suspension of certain sections
of the Montreal Animal Bylaw really means.
By Linda Hammerschmid
Immigrant Songs present six tales recounting newcomers’ first holiday experience. By Byron Toben
Experience the best of what nature has to offer without leaving the city! Via Les amis de la montagne
Bits from the Bard features famous excerpts from nine Shakespeare plays. By Byron Toben
Playwriting contest and dramatic readings present fresh new plays. By Byron Toben
Snowglobe Theatre presents a new take on a great screwball comedy. By Byron Toben
The Lyric Theatre Singers present their ever-popular traditional holiday concert. By Byron Toben
Necessary steps to take for divorced parents planning travel with their children. By Linda Hammerschmid
Jordi Savall pays moving homage to the millions brought to the New World as slaves. By Byron Toben
Usher in the holiday season by attending the annual Holiday Fundraiser production of Charles Dickens’ immortal classic
Dawson College Theatre presents William Shakespeare’s tragic love story. By Byron Toben
The a cappella vocal ensemble returns to Westmount with Naissance et Renaissance. By Daniel Miguez
A Century Songbook, a tapestry of iconic songs, dances and personal stories. By Byron Toben
Local chapter of North-American movement offers good will to women in need. By Cynthia Grahame and Kathleen Roger
What would happen if Samuel Beckett’s Godot actually turned up? By Byron Toben
MacLeod’s paintings and Donohue’s images come together at Café de Mercanti show
Xi Jinping propels his China Dream, a vision for China and for the world. By Jean-Luc Burlone
The world stage premiere of Denis Côté’s award-winning film. By Byron Toben
McGill presents a legendary American musical play at Moyse Hall. By Byron Toben
The Centaur presents a stage adaptation of John Buchan’s popular adventure novel. By Byron Toben
