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Oral heritage reborn
into living tapestry

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Westmount Here & There
September 26, 2025

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Pause For Poetry:
Michael Hawkes /96

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This MMFA exhibition
revisits our History

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Real Estate Talk:
Open houses and ads

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Urgent call for a halt
to live horse export

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What is your ability
to take on a risk?

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2025-2026 Season
at Bourgie Hall

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Love and Spices:
Almond Pear Tart

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Westmount places:
Arlington Avenue and Lane

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Yuki Isami’s “Rives”
flows between worlds

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Featured Articles

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Environment Opinion

A solution to protect the
environment and biodiversity

A moratorium on developing remaining wilderness and farmland can make a difference for Greater Montreal.
By Irwin Rapoport

16 Feb
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Review | Critique Theatre

Wildside Festival 2023
ends on a high note

Planting an Apple Tree and Me, My Selfie and I
deliver a grand finale. By Byron Toben

16 Feb
0

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Cinema Music Theatre

As February marches toward March…

Mid to end-of-month offers a wide variety
of entertainment. By Byron Toben

15 Feb
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A story about women
making a difference

Resistance is a powerful word that can be
associated with others like defiance or refusal.
By Mona Andrei

9 Feb
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A Sound World
A poem by Michael Hawkes

9 Feb
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Cinema Review | Critique

Ciné Gael Irish film festival
opens with a charming tale

Award-winning Roise & Frank features a dog
with a real tail to tell it. By Byron Toben

6 Feb
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History Politics

February celebrates
Black History Month

The theme for this year’s celebration
is Black Resistance. By Byron Toben

6 Feb
0

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Litterature Travel

Strange Bewildering Time:
Istanbul to Kathmandu

Montreal journalist Mark Abley recounts his 1978
journey along the Hippie Trail. By Irwin Rapoport

2 Feb
0

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Review | Critique Theatre

Jean Genet’s Les Bonnes
at the Centaur Wildside Festival

The arbitrariness of class designations and the very real
struggle of class inequality. By Jacqueline van de Geer

1 Feb
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Some warm and cozy
early February entertainment

Events range from Ancient Greece to Modern Ireland
and the annual Wildside Festival. By Byron Toben

1 Feb
0

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Montreal marks International
Holocaust Remembrance Day

The city is host to several institutions on
genocide and human rights. By Byron Toben

30 Jan
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