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The Frenglish Digest: Deaths and Demonstrations
Everything worth knowing about this week in Montreal in under 500 words. [read more]
Articles by Diamond Yao
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The Frenglish Digest Round Up
A year of oppositions: Nieto vs. Trudeau, Uber vs. UberX, Coderre vs. Canada Post, and Couillard vs. The Common Front [read more]
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The Frenglish Digest: Sky High Taxes, Drama Queen Construction, Bouchard Saves the Day
The cost of living in Quebec gets every higher between taxes and tolls. Thank the trolls. [read more]
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The Frenglish Digest: Elections Frenzy, Taxi Rivalry & Urban Graffiti
Get ready for Harper’s sly moves to beat the Liberals by pretending they don’t exist and other news worth knowing in Montreal. [read more]
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Montreal Fireworks: The United States’ Beautiful Elegy To Life
The USA display of the fireworks proves to be elegant and spectacular. [read more]
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The Frenglish Digest: No Federer, No Bronson, Yes to Lights
Montreal Gets Ready For Its 375th Birthday, Rape Rapper (Presumably) Gets Kicked Out Of Osheaga & Federer Withdraws From Rogers Cup [read more]
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The Frenglish Digest: Language Wars (Again), Horse Controversy & Archaeology Digs
Montreal’s most interesting round up of news. [read more]
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Montreal Fireworks: Hong Kong’s Over the Top Big Bang
With enough firey hearts to give a heart attack, Hong Kong’s display packs a wallop. [read more]
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The Frenglish Digest: Festival Drama, Travel Comforts & FIFA Mourning
Our new column about events happening in and around the city each week. [read more]
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The Frenglish Digest: U2 Plays, Penis Activists Respond, IT Breaks & Montreal Mourns
Our first edition of The Frenglish Digest, a column about what’s going on in Montreal. [read more]
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No Child Left Behind: “No” To Child Exploitation!
Genevieve Borne’s photos address the issue of child trafficking and child labour around the world. [read more]
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Every Object has a Story: Infotainment, the Curator’s Wet Dream
Dieter Roelstraete lectures on artists, books, and entertainment at the MAC [read more]