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UN’s COP15 takes place at Palais de Congrès starting this week. Here’s what you need to know
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Music, shopping, and light shows are the way to stay merry and bright in dark December
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Salon du Livre is a book lovers paradise with authors, editors, readings, panels, discussions, and of course, books!
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Music, shopping, and light shows are the way to stay merry and bright in dark December
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RIDM features diverse line up of documentary films from around the globe
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The nights are dark and cooling off, but the nightlife is hot hot hot.
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Music, shopping, and light shows are the way to stay merry and bright in dark December
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M pour Montréal provided nonstop nights of wandering from one exciting performer to the next
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Play about Czechoslovakian town pivots around the theme of betrayal
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Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes by Hannah Moscovitch, directed by Eda Holmes, was a provocative rendering of an age old story: a short and intense affair between a [read on] -
Loony Bin has a short run in a small venue, but the richness of the characters guarantees that those who snag tickets are lucky
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UN’s COP15 takes place at Palais de Congrès starting this week. Here’s what you need to know
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Salon du Livre is a book lovers paradise with authors, editors, readings, panels, discussions, and of course, books!
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Two new Montreal bookstores offer Community Building Writer’s Residencies
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First in a series of reflections on life of a CEGEP grad in the time of COVID-19
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DFA Tattoos finds a way to make it through the next few months of total shut down.
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Is it okay to have sex during quarantine for Covid-19?
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Thanatos or Eros: Who will win in the battle of Corona?
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What’s open and closed in Montreal as of March 15.
