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Entertainment events
as May eases into June

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Theatre for audiences
both old and young

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Elinor Frey, a true
goddess of the bow

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Pause For Poetry:
Michael Hawkes /27

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Henry of Grosmont:
To be or not be literate?

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Theatre and other
events ending shortly

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Time to choose what
our future will be like

A human relay of digital data or a human being in harmony with nature? By Jean-Luc Burlone

Winning with AR and AI
in the real estate market

How using Augmented Reality and Artificial Intelligence to sell houses benefits realtors

Byron’s Fringe Picks
Sight Unseen 2023

A look at some promising St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival shows. By Byron Toben

The Monarch Butterfly Fields
must be forever protected

We cannot allow the ADM to mow down the Monarch fields this summer as it did last June. By Irwin Rapoport

June is really busting out
all over with events

Shows range from Josephine to the Montreal Fringe to the Bloomsday celebration. By Byron Toben

Food for Thought:
Vegan barbecue recipes

Enjoy meat-free grilling with these healthy and delicious recipes and tips. By Penny Arsenault and Irwin Rapoport

Navy Blue: Is art significant… are we?

Choreographer Oona Doherty’s latest work at the Festival TransAmériques. By Jacqueline van de Geer

Le feu et la glace pour
clore la saison à l’OCM

La Symphonie de la tempête de verglas et la monumentale Carmina Burana

L’univers au creux des mains au MBAM

Un nouvel éclairage sur l’art colombien et les  pensées et splendeurs de la Colombie autochtone

The ecological transition
and synthetic fields

The real issue is not soccer but the willingness of elected officials to truly commit to a just ecological transition. By Line Bonneau

La transition écologique et
les terrains synthétiques

Le véritable enjeu n'est pas le soccer mais la volonté des élus de s'engager effectivement dans une transition écologique juste. Par Line Bonneau

Basic credit card tips
for new account holders

Find out how to take advantage of your credit card and successfully manage your money

Un vilain printemps
pour Projet Montréal

Le parti rompt sa promesse de protéger l'écosystème de la zone humide du Technoparc. Par Patrick Barnard et Richard Swift

Projet Montréal’s Ugly Spring

Party breaks its promise to protect Technoparc wetland ecosystem. By Patrick Barnard and Richard Swift

Don’t miss the virtuosos
of Qawwali Sufi music

The legendary Pakistani ensemble Fareed Ayaz and Abu Muhammad in concert in Montreal
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