Patricia Dumais – Page 9 – Westmount Magazine

Westmount places:
Gladstone Avenue

The history behind a street many residents can easily overlook. By Michael Walsh

An essential and powerful emotional competence in the workplace. By Angela Civitella

One of the pleasures of living in Westmount is its small town feel. By Michael Walsh

The history behind the familiar: Redfern Avenue was opened in 1901 with land ceded from the Grey Nuns. By Michael Walsh

Adaptability is a competitive advantage for you as a leader and for your organization. By Angela Civitella

Not travelling abroad this summer? Be a stay-in-town tourist! By Patricia Dumais

A new vegan take on a classic summer dish of flavour and texture. Recipe by Monique Singer

What the Organisme d'autoréglementation du courtage immobilier du Quebec is and what it can do for you. By Joseph Marovitch

A perfect hors-d'oeuvre for cocktails and vegan too! Recipe by Monique Singer

Familiar places in Westmount that were part of the City’s initial urbanization. By Michael Walsh

Generosity burnoutProtect yourself from burnout by setting boundaries on your commitment. By Angela Civitella

The history behind the familiar: Blenheim Place, one of the most beautiful cul-de-sacs in Westmount. By Michael Walsh