December 2011 Archives
Saturday December 24, 2011
Ross Murray wishes us a merry "little" Christmas
Ross Murray is among those who believe Christmas has gotten too big and too tacky.
In his special holiday message, our columnist from Stanstead offers his wishes for a merry little Christmas - with the emphasis on "little."
Categories: Ross Murray Column
Saturday December 24, 2011
A special Christmas tree in Sherbrooke
Drive by the Marché de la Gare in Sherbrooke and you can't miss the Christmas tree. It stands about 60 feet tall, and glows with about 30-thousand lights. This year's tree is a spruce from a farm in St-Edwidge-de-Clifton. Organizers say it's THE tallest -- natural -- illuminated -- tree in Canada. It's the SECOND year in a row Sherbrooke is claiming that title.
The CBC's Rachelle Solomon met up with one of the Christmas market organizers in Sherbrooke. She and Guillaume Belhumeur headed over to the Market to see the record-setting tree...
Saturday December 24, 2011
Moose Lodge in Fermont, Quebec
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This time of year always reminds us to be generous with others. But there are everyday acts of generosity across the province. The CBC's Marika Wheeler recently made a trip to the booming mining town of Fermont, near the Labrador border. She dropped by one of the places that does a lot of charitable work there. It's called 'the Moose" in town. It's formal name is the Moose Lodge.
Marika Wheeler sat down with Jean-Pierre Marcotte. He's been involved at the Moose for about a decade. And he told Marika about what the organization does for the community.
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Saturday December 24, 2011
Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
Categories: Tourism Quebec, Tourism Quebec: Saturday
Saturday December 24, 2011
Ski report with Kevin Gasior
Our ski columnist Kevin Gasior joins me on some great deals on the slopes of Vermont for Quebeckers.
And about getting to the hills even if you don't have a car.
Saturday December 24, 2011
The Guru and the Bunny
The 15th annual Wildside Festival at the Centaur Theatre in Montreal gets going on January 3rd. It opens with a one-woman play that won the Best of the Fringe Award this spring. Kirsten Rasmussen plays both a self-help guru and a bunny rabbit. It's called Blink, Blink, Blink.
Kirsten Rasmussen also wrote the play. She joined our host Ange-Aimee in studio.
Saturday December 24, 2011
Tracking down Santa's progress
Santa Claus sets out on his round-the-world flight today. And the people in charge of aerospace security for North America are tracking his every movement. The North American Aerospace Defense Command has been giving us updates on Santa's progress every Christmas since 1958.
Royal Canadian Navy Lieutenant Alain Blondin is down at NORAD headquarters in Colorado.
Sunday December 18, 2011
Pastry chef Nick Malgieri with tips and suggestions for holiday baking
It's time to bring out the butter, sugar and flour. Some holiday treats are just tradition but you may want to add something new to your dessert repertoire. Acclaimed Pastry chef Nick Malgieri has already been a guest on the show and gave some great tips on fall baking so we called him back for adding something different to the table this holiday season. He's the author of several cookbooks including Bake! Essential techniques for perfect baking.
Nick Malgieri spoke to All In A Weekend from New York.
Chocolate Orange Hazelnut Tart
Mod Baker Orange Olive Oil Cake
Sunday December 18, 2011
Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
Cirque du Soleil, Christmas in Alsace via Old Montreal and outdoor ice skating with Micheline Lachance from Tourism Quebec.
Categories: Tourism Quebec, Tourism Quebec: Sunday
Sunday December 18, 2011
The Habs fire Jacques Martin
The Montreal Canadiens tested out their new coach Saturday night against the New Jersey Devils in a losing effort. Just before the game against the Devils, the Canadiens organisation announced they had fired Jacques Martin and placed assistant Randy Cunneyworth in the head coach spot until the end of the season. Allen Mendelsson blogs about the Habs and Corey Collard is the host of radio sports center's Montreal Hockey Talk online.
Allen and Corey spoke with Sonali Karnick about the aftermath of the change behind the bench.
Sunday December 18, 2011
"Christmas Present" with comedians Scott Faulconbridge and David Pryde
Comedian Scott Faulconbridge and his guest David Pryde (from the Comedy Nest show "A Scott Faulconbridge Christmas") join Sonali Karnick once again in studio.
This time, they tackle the joys of Christmas Present.
For Scott and David, the holidays are different now that they have children of their own. And there are adult issues too: will that be turkey or roast beef??
Sunday December 18, 2011
Winter solstice at the Morgan Arboretum
The Morgan Arboretum - as you may know - is a forest reserve at the western tip of the island of Montreal. It's part of McGill University's Macdonald Campus in Ste Anne de Bellevue. Most of Quebec's native trees grow there, along with 18 collections of trees and shrubs, from around the world. And it's also home to dozens of species of mammals and 170 species of birds. The public can birdwatch, hike or snowshoe there too.
The Morgan Arboretum will be holding an event to mark the winter solstice in the woods (the actual solstice - the shortest day of the year - is this Thursday). There will be bird-watching and family activities there during the holidays too.
The Morgan Arboretum's Chris Cloutier spoke with Sonali Karnick.
Sunday December 18, 2011
Swiss cheese?! Ask columnist Ross Murray
The Christmas season is a time of enchantment for kids. But for parents, maintaining that magic can have them talking in code.
Our regular columnist Ross Murray tiptoes into that holiday minefield and ho-ho-hopes for the best.
Categories: Ross Murray Column
Saturday December 17, 2011
APTN series - Working it out together
As we head into 2012, a lot of us are thinking about getting healthier. That's the starting point for the TV series "Working It Out Together" airing on APTN.
But the six participants in this show -all members of the First Nations community of Kahnawake - have to do more than abdominal crunches. They also have to face up to some tough realities - like parental abuse, alcohol and drug addiction.
Tracey Deer (above) is the creator of Working It Out Together. She spoke with Sonali Karnick about the series.
Saturday December 17, 2011
Tourism Quebec : Saturday update
Categories: Tourism Quebec, Tourism Quebec: Saturday
Saturday December 17, 2011
Ski report with Kevin Gasior
All In A Weekend's Kevin Gasior has deals and ski conditions for this weekend on The Ski Report.
Photo credit: Courtesy of Kevin Gasior
Saturday December 17, 2011
Bûche de Noël
After a traditional Christmas dinner, it's time to bring on the dessert. And in Quebec, and in many French-speaking parts of the world, one of the traditional holiday desserts is the Bûche de Noël or Christmas log. Usually these are made by rolling up a thin sponge cake, filled with jelly or cream. The finishing touch is the icing, applied to make the cake look like the bark on a log.
The log-shape is meant to represent a log - the Yule Log. This was traditionally a carefully chosen piece of wood for the holiday fire. Its ashes were said to have magical powers. And it was supposed to burn longer than any other log, some legends say, for 12 straight hours. The dessert version doesn't last quite so long at the dinner table. Especially the more recent ice-cream version of the Bûches de Noël.
This week, the CBC's Rachelle Solomon was in Coaticook, in the Eastern Townships. She dropped by the Laiterie de Coaticook which makes two varieties of the Christmas ice cream logs: maple toffee, and chocolate. Rachelle took a tour with factory coordinator Marc Faubert.
Photo credit: Courtesy of the CBC website
Saturday December 17, 2011
A Christmas Carol: playing Scrooge
Montreal's legendary Rialto Theatre is once again offering their own spin on the classic holiday story A Christmas Carol. They match Charles Dickens' words with musical numbers. And you can see performances in both English and French! On top of that, all profits from the shows benefit Montreal charities. Additionally, drop off boxes for non-perishable food items and children's toys will be placed at the entrance to the theatre.
James Milvain plays the star role of Scrooge and spoke to Sonali Karnick about playing the iconic character.
Saturday December 17, 2011
Comedians Scott Faulconbridge & David Pryde:"Christmas Past"
It's good to have a sense of humour at any time of year. But at Christmas, it's a survival tool.
We've convened a couple of comedian friends to help us see the lighter side of the holiday craziness.
(They also all happen to be appearing in a comedy show coming up on Thursday and Friday at the Comedy Nest. The show's called A Very Scott Faulconbridge Christmas.)
Scott Faulconbridge and David Pryde spoke with Sonali Karnick about Christmases Past.
(Photo by Tina Faiz)
Sunday December 11, 2011
CBC radio's top 50 artists of 2011 list
Vote for your favourite in CBC Radio's Top 50 Artists of 2011 list, featuring both Canadian and international artists. Click on the link and see how you can participate.
Sunday December 11, 2011
Ross Murray on meditation
Columnist Ross Murray tells us to how to stay calm during the Christmas holidays. Or, as he puts it, "Ommmm for the holidays."
Categories: Ross Murray Column
Sunday December 11, 2011
The Nutcracker through time
The Nutcracker is a celebrated holiday classic. The Christmas ballet has been re-imagined and performed in cities around the world, including Montreal. The Grands Ballets Canadiens will soon mark the 50th anniversary of its original Quebec production. But the Nutcracker wasn't a hit when it was first performed in Saint Petersburg, Russia, back in 1892.
Here to explain the production's history is Vincent Warren. He's not only a former star dancer with the Grands Ballets Canadiens, but also a dance historian.
Vincent Warren spoke with Sonali Karnick about the production.
Sunday December 11, 2011
The women of Fermont
The northern mining town of Fermont near the Labrador border has become something of a poster child for the Plan Nord. (That's the massive development plan for Quebec's north.)
While most of the men in Fermont work at the mine, a lot of the local women are developing plans of their own. They've started opening up their own businesses.
The CBC's Marika Wheeler spent a week in Fermont and spoke to All In A Weekend about the working women of the community.
Sunday December 11, 2011
Christmas worldwide
Santa Clauses come in all shapes and sizes. From the man in the red suit that shows up in all the Christmas movies to a little old Italian lady called la Befana. Every year the Pointe-a-Calliere museum down by the old port in Montreal shines a light on the different faces of Christmas. And every year, there's a different cast of characters. This is actually the 17th year it's been telling us the history of the holiday!
Francine Labrosse is the cultural activities coordinator at Pointe-a-Calliere and spoke with Sonali Karnick.
Sunday December 11, 2011
Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
Categories: Tourism Quebec, Tourism Quebec: Sunday
Saturday December 10, 2011
Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
Categories: Tourism Quebec, Tourism Quebec: Saturday
Saturday December 10, 2011
Ski report with Kevin Gasior
Kevin Gasior spoke with All In A Weekend about the 24 hours of Tremblant and today's ski conditions in Quebec.
Saturday December 10, 2011
Grand Prix final of figure skating in Quebec City
Quebec City hosts one of the most prestigious figure skating competitions in the world this weekend. The International Skating Union Grand Prix Final is this weekend at Expocité Quebec. The skaters in the Grand Prix series are from the world's elite.
Canada's Patrick Chan competes in the men's event and in the pairs, Montreal's Megan Duhamel and Eric Radford take the ice. You can watch the ISU Grand Prix final on CBC TV.
And you'll see Scott Russell live from Quebec City for CBC Sports weekend but he spoke with Sonali Karnick before Saturday's competition.
Saturday December 10, 2011
l'Echoppe des fromages and the art of the platter
With the holiday season in full swing, we're often feeding groups of people. One of the most essential parts of a Quebec dinner party is the cheese platter. There's so much that you can try - so many artisanal cheeses made in Quebec. But where to start?
Sonali Karnick dropped by l'Échoppe des fromages in Saint-Lambert, a 22-year old establishment on Montreal's south shore. Max Dubois is the owner, and he's one of the most knowledgeable cheese lovers in the province. His shop is the proof.
Take a look around l'Échoppe with Sonali Karnick.
Sunday December 4, 2011
Ross Murray on cougar sightings, sort of
There's been another spate of cougar sightings in the Townships - actual cougars, the Eastern cougar to be exact... not the older woman predator type.
Our columnist Ross Murray says it seems everyone knows someone who's seen one. This week, Ross talks about some pretty outlandish big-cat sightings, and speculates about the disappearance of his own lost house cats.
Categories: Ross Murray Column
Sunday December 4, 2011
Tokaya : flexible fashion
The idea for the Tokaya clothing company literally fell from the sky. Karine Provost and Karine Lemelin met on the drop zone after a skydiving expedition. Their friendship soon grew into a clothing business.
The two Karines wanted to produce items that are not only practical but environmentally and socially responsible. Their products include a convertible dress, top and even maternity wear.
Tokaya is at the Salon des métiers d'arts this week in Montreal but you'll usually just find them online. They dropped by our studio.
Sunday December 4, 2011
Montreal's Nomad Festival
Catch them in town while you can! The Nomad Festival is back in Montreal this week, celebrating Mauritanian culture with music, film and storytelling. This year, it even has an authentic souk or bazaar in what they're calling the Nomad Village.
The Nomad Festival is the brainchild of Atigh Ould, originally from Mauritania in Western Africa. Sonali Karnick had tea and tagine with Atigh at his restaurant La Khaima.
Sunday December 4, 2011
Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
Categories: Tourism Quebec, Tourism Quebec: Sunday
Saturday December 3, 2011
Quebec Replay: Japanese mushrooms in northern Quebec
Last week, the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food invited researchers and members of the media to lunch in Quebec City. The banquet was made up entirely of delicacies from the North. It was a sort of showcase for a less well-known element of the Plan Nord - the development of so-called biofoods.
Among the most promising of the foods - wild mushrooms, matsutakes. Exports of the Matsutake mushrooms account for a $500 million dollar industry. And most of them are exported to Japan!
The CBC's Julia Caron spoke with Pierre Chevrier about the crop and its future in Quebec's north. He's vice president of the Commission of Natural Resources and Development for the James Bay territory.
Saturday December 3, 2011
Ski report with Kevin Gasior
Bargains for families on the slopes!
Kevin Gasior's ski report this week features deals for the whole family and what's hot on the hills.
Saturday December 3, 2011
"Bite Me!" : the cookbook that encourages you to play with food
"Bite me" is a cookbook with a generous pinch of irreverence. The recipes include titles like "The Totally Tubular Burger" and "Lustful Creamy Chicken Fettucine."
Julie Albert and Lisa Gnat are the authors of "Bite Me." The real-life sisters originally self-published the cookbook. It's now gone on to sell more than 20,000 copies.
Julie and Lisa came to the All In A Weekend studio.
Saturday December 3, 2011
Feist in Quebec
Not so long ago, Leslie Feist sold her own albums by the side of the stage after shows. Then she was dancing in sequins to her song "1-2-3-4" in a now-legendary iPod commercial.
Now with her third album, Metals, Feist has gone back to her artsy independent roots with a low-tech, stripped-down sound. Saturday night she plays a sold-out show in Montreal, and she'll be in Quebec City on Tuesday.
Saturday December 3, 2011
Jamie Bell plays Tintin
Stephen Speilberg and Peter Jackson have taken the comic-strip Tintin to a whole new level. The two film-making giants used motion-capture technology to bring the comic-book character to the big screen. And now they're bringing the film to Quebec first - for its North American run.
The voice of Tintin in the English version of the film is Jamie Bell. (His breakthrough role was the movie Billy Eliott in 2000.) Jamie was in Montreal for the avant-première and spoke with Sonali Karnick.
Saturday December 3, 2011
Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
Categories: Tourism Quebec, Tourism Quebec: Saturday
- January 2013
- Mon., 7 – Château Ramezay looking for volunteers
- Sat., 5 – Healthy meal planning for a new year
- Sat., 5 – Ski Report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 5 – St-Benoit-du-Lac abbey celebrates 100th
- December 2012
- Sun., 30 – Best Songs of 2012 with Said the Gramophone
- Sun., 30 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday
- Sat., 29 – Holiday movie suggestions
- Sat., 29 – Ski Report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 29 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday
- Sun., 23 – Holiday story, by Krisha Suresh
- Sun., 23 – UNICEF's "Survival Gifts"
- Sun., 23 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday
- Sat., 22 – Holiday story by Marnie Epstein-Atkinson
- Sat., 22 – Ski Report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 22 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday
- Sun., 16 – Kosher Jokes for the Halaladays
- Sun., 16 – Wrebbit3D's new puzzles:Taj Mahal, Hobbits
- Sun., 16 – Holiday story: Alesia-Ida Marzili
- Sun., 16 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday
- Sat., 15 – Ecomuseum breakfast with the animals
- Sat., 15 – Cookbook Club with Serafina and Bo Lin
- Sat., 15 – Holiday story: Rafal Alblowi
- Sat., 15 – Ski Report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 15 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday
- Sun., 9 – Downton Abbey comes to Montreal
- Sun., 9 – Holiday story: Marlee Bickerdike
- Sun., 9 – Chanukah home cooking
- Sun., 9 – Erin Balser: Best of 2012 books
- Sun., 9 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday
- Sat., 8 – Midnight Madness in Knowlton
- Sat., 8 – Nourishing Friends: healthy eating
- Sat., 8 – Holiday stories: Roberto Lato
- Sat., 8 – The Ski Report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 8 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday
- Sun., 2 – Fan behind Dickens Fellowship
- Sun., 2 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday
- Sat., 1 – Holiday stories: Mikayla Ovenden-Beaudry
- Sat., 1 – Holiday stories: Aaron Cordova
- Sat., 1 – The Ski Report : Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 1 – Dr Réjean Thomas on World AIDS Day
- Sat., 1 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday
- November 2012
- Sun., 25 – Satrangi: Seven stories of light
- Sun., 25 – Loreena McKennitt on an Ancient Road
- Sun., 25 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday
- Sat., 24 – Thomas Hellman sings Roland Giguère
- Sat., 24 – Tibetan Cultural Fair
- Sat., 24 – Retro aluminum Christmas trees in Dorval
- Sat., 24 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday
- Sun., 18 – Melanie Watt's "Scaredy Squirrel"
- Sun., 18 – Something Grand: The Camino
- Sun., 18 – Les Primitifs: survival school
- Sun., 18 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday
- Sat., 17 – Mixed Curling championship in TMR
- Sat., 17 – Nick Malgieri's Bread
- Sat., 17 – Canada Writes: take the (science) challenge!
- Sat., 17 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday
- Sun., 11 – Diwali sweets: how to make "laddu"
- Sun., 11 – Leonard Cohen biography: "I'm Your Man"
- Sun., 11 – McGill University during WWII
- Sun., 11 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday
- Sat., 10 – Nettie Covey Sharpe's folk art collection
- Sat., 10 – Cookbook Club: Kevin and Jenny make brunch
- Sat., 10 – Girls Night Out for mothers and daughters
- Sat., 10 – Betty Rosbottom's Sunday Brunch
- Sat., 10 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday
- Sun., 4 – Good People at Centaur
- Sun., 4 – Elisapie Isaac: Travelling Love
- Sun., 4 – Christine Pountney's "Sweet Jesus"
- Sun., 4 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 3 – Caracol: tribute to Nick Drake
- Sat., 3 – Goalie Jamie McLennan's hockey stories
- Sat., 3 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday
- October 2012
- Mon., 29 – Hamlet, a man for our times
- Sun., 28 – Haunted Mountain walk on Mount Royal
- Sun., 28 – John Ralston Saul's "Dark Diversions"
- Sun., 28 – Making Electric Vehicles a practical choice
- Sun., 28 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 27 – Erin Balser: spooky Halloween reads
- Sat., 27 – C.S. Richardson: The Emperor of Paris
- Sat., 27 – Deepa Mehta: Midnight's Children
- Sat., 27 – Tourism Quebec: Halloween activities
- Sun., 21 – Saint Kateri Tekakwitha
- Sun., 21 – Alix Ohlin's "Inside"
- Sun., 21 – PONDER project: building brain muscle
- Sun., 21 – Le Bal du dimanche: do the continental!
- Sun., 21 – Mark Bérubé and the Patriotic Few
- Sun., 21 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sat., 20 – Hockey season opens for Montreal Stars
- Sat., 20 – Life of Pi: Yann Martel on the red carpet
- Sat., 20 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- Sun., 14 – Durham County Poets: 100 years of experience
- Sun., 14 – Alphée des étoiles
- Sun., 14 – A clean family affair: Créations MJA
- Sun., 14 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sat., 13 – The Cookbook Club launch
- Sat., 13 – Burma: Rivers of Flavor
- Sat., 13 – Modern Flavours of Arabia
- Sat., 13 – TOURISM QUEBEC: Saturday
- Sun., 7 – Jonathan Goldstein turns 40
- Sun., 7 – Stress Part 6: understanding your stress
- Sun., 7 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 6 – Kaguyahime, the Moon Princess
- Sat., 6 – Ab Fab in Saguenay
- Sat., 6 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- September 2012
- Sun., 30 – She's Canadian, eh?
- Sun., 30 – An Illustrated History of Quebec
- Sun., 30 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 29 – Run for McGill dental outreach clinic
- Sat., 29 – Dr Mike Evans: dealing with insomnia
- Sat., 29 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Sun., 23 – Inspiring teenage girls to get fit
- Sun., 23 – Derek Bocking's harvest menu
- Sun., 23 – Stan Unger one of Senior Stars, 65 +
- Sun., 23 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sat., 22 – The Girls in the Band: women in jazz
- Sat., 22 – Saguenay dragon at marionnette festival
- Sat., 22 – Tourism Quebec : Saturday update
- Sun., 16 – CBC Books: Fall reading list
- Sun., 16 – Stress Part 4: chronic stress
- Sun., 16 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 15 – Metachroma Theatre's Richard III
- Sat., 15 – Apple picking and baking at Quinn Farm
- Sat., 15 – Pierre Landry: girls' night at ADISQ 2012
- Sat., 15 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Sun., 9 – "The Geek Show" showdown at Comiccon!
- Sun., 9 – Stress, Part 3: stress and our brains
- Sun., 9 – Vladimir Horowitz Piano in Montreal
- Sun., 9 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 8 – The Mile End Cookbook
- Sat., 8 – Canadian weather trivia calendar
- Sat., 8 – Preparing trees and gardens for winter
- Sat., 8 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Sun., 2 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sun., 2 – Stress, Part 2: stress and our bodies
- Sat., 1 – Eastern Townships food traditions
- Sat., 1 – Going green for back-to-school
- Sat., 1 – Mo Rocca and "Electoral Dysfunction"
- Sat., 1 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- August 2012
- Sun., 26 – Stress, Part 1: driving ourselves NUTS
- Sun., 26 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 25 – Chuck Hughes goes to Mexico
- Sat., 25 – Mini-Maker Faire in Montreal
- Sat., 25 – Tourism Quebec update: Saturday
- Sun., 19 – Rafaël Ouellet's Camion in cinemas, TIFF
- Sun., 19 – Louise Penny's The Beautiful Mystery
- Sat., 18 – Election polls : what you need to know
- Sat., 18 – Mount Royal Cemetery tour
- Sat., 18 – Tourism Quebec: excursions by boat
- Sun., 12 – Kent Nagano: a second date
- Sat., 11 – Derek's Kitchen: hot summer, cool dishes
- Sat., 11 – Tourism Quebec: unique lodging experiences!
- Sun., 5 – Kent Nagano's Cool Classical Journey
- Sun., 5 – "Stones and beer" tour of Montreal
- Sun., 5 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sat., 4 – Cooking with lavender
- Sat., 4 – Falafel! Give Peas a Chance
- Sat., 4 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- July 2012
- Sun., 29 – Classics on the beach
- Sun., 29 – Sunshine, a farm, and free time
- Sun., 29 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sat., 28 – The Dears: Never Destroy Us
- Sat., 28 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- Sun., 22 – Richard Purdy: mirror art
- Sun., 22 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sat., 21 – Tourism Quebec - Saturday update
- Sat., 21 – The growing field of positive psychology
- Sat., 21 – Hockey Migrations doc on CBC TV tonight!
- Sun., 15 – Horror films that could have been
- Sun., 15 – The Darling of Kandahar
- Sun., 15 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sat., 14 – Pasha Malla: People Park
- Sat., 14 – Tourism Quebec : Saturday
- Sun., 8 – Just for Laughs preview
- Sun., 8 – Back in '59
- Sun., 8 – Tourism update (Sunday)
- Sat., 7 – Kids' summer reading with CBC Books
- Sat., 7 – BBQ Pork with Bartek Komorowski
- Sat., 7 – Saturday Tourism Update
- June 2012
- Sat., 30 – Emily Sheasgreen turns 100 on Canada Day
- Sat., 30 – Dr.Mike Evans: Stress
- Sat., 30 – Tourism Quebec: Canada Day weekend update
- Sun., 24 – Fringe Show: Nervous Doll Dancing
- Sun., 24 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 23 – Rhubarb season with chef Derek Bocking
- Sat., 23 – "The Sweet Sixteen", a true Canadian story
- Sat., 23 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Sun., 17 – Lightning strikes: what you don't know...
- Sun., 17 – Father and daughter poets on Father's Day
- Sun., 17 – Ross Murray on the game of punch bug
- Sun., 17 – Tourism Quebec, Sunday update
- Sat., 16 – Fun with iced coffee
- Sat., 16 – Comedian Jeff Rothpan: back doing stand-up
- Sat., 16 – Arrrr ! Pirates in Montreal's old port
- Sat., 16 – Tourism Quebec, Saturday update
- Sun., 10 – On Second Avenue, Yiddish musical theatre
- Sun., 10 – Bloomsday in Montreal
- Sun., 10 – Dean Paul Kennington: non-violence vigil
- Sun., 10 – Tourism Quebec, Sunday update
- Sat., 9 – Yoga Festival Montreal
- Sat., 9 – Tourism Quebec, Saturday update
- Sun., 3 – Dr.Sonia Lupien: more stress
- Sun., 3 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 2 – The "Badfellas of Comedy" tour kicks off
- Sat., 2 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday activities
- May 2012
- Sun., 27 – Over the rainbow: the search for Dorothy
- Sun., 27 – The tea hunters return home
- Sun., 27 – Larry Hodgson's Garden
- Sun., 27 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 26 – Gardening personality: are you a plunker?
- Sat., 26 – Tourism Quebec - Saturday update
- Sun., 20 – Poutine Masala: Quebec meets India on stage
- Sun., 20 – Tourism Quebec, weekend update
- Sat., 19 – Scones at the Gryphon d'Or tea room in NDG
- Sun., 13 – The Lanyard for Mother's Day
- Sun., 13 – Montreal's 370th anniversary celebrations
- Sun., 13 – Ross Murray on Mother's Day
- Sun., 13 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 12 – Breakfast in Bed for Mother's Day
- Sat., 12 – Mendel Guide to Quebec City's Lower Town
- Sat., 12 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Fri., 11 – Celebrate Mother's Day with us !
- Sun., 6 – Deni Béchard's "Cures for Hunger"
- Sun., 6 – Crimes Without Honour
- Sun., 6 – Ross Murray on publishing
- Sun., 6 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 5 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Sat., 5 – Right to Food
- Sat., 5 – Anna Olson takes us Back to Baking
- April 2012
- Sun., 29 – Mabul (The Flood) opens in Quebec
- Sun., 29 – Same Time Next Year at the Segal Centre
- Sun., 29 – Plan ahead for summer camping in Quebec!
- Sun., 29 – Ross Murray: Quebec tabloid magazines
- Sun., 29 – Tourism Québec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 28 – Peter Hobbs: In the Orchard, the Swallows
- Sat., 28 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- Sun., 22 – Star Wars: Identity
- Sun., 22 – 1000 awesome things
- Sun., 22 – Free legal information hotline
- Sun., 22 – Ross Murray seizes the slogans
- Sun., 22 – Dogsledding in Kangiqsualujjuaq
- Sun., 22 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 21 – Mmmm....La Tartine Gourmande
- Sat., 21 – Howard Shrier's new crime novel Boston Cream
- Sat., 21 – Great Cloth Diaper Change event
- Sat., 21 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- Sun., 15 – Freedom Climbers of Poland
- Sun., 15 – Ross Murray on how radio works, sort of
- Sun., 15 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sat., 14 – The Vegetarian Kitchen Table
- Sat., 14 – Empty Bowls charity event
- Sat., 14 – Spring cleaning for books
- Sat., 14 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Fri., 13 – Coming up this weekend. . .
- Fri., 13 – Blue Met / Metropolis Bleu literary festival
- Sun., 8 – A young poet celebrates Poetry Month
- Sun., 8 – Pantone's "it" colour for a new season
- Sun., 8 – Chocolate's matchmaker
- Sun., 8 – A fresh look at Passover
- Sat., 7 – David McGimpsey talks about Li'l Bastard
- Sat., 7 – Ross Murray Springs into action
- Sat., 7 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Fri., 6 – Best Recipes Ever for Easter
- Sun., 1 – Charity Poker: a how-to of Texas Hold'em
- Sun., 1 – Tea Hunter Kevin Gascoyne in India
- Sun., 1 – Columnist Ross Murray
- Sun., 1 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- March 2012
- Sat., 31 – Summer In the City
- Sat., 31 – Stefano Faita's Easter Kitchen
- Sat., 31 – Rocky Mountain Express premieres in Montreal
- Sat., 31 – Ski report
- Sat., 31 – Home repairs to recover from winter
- Sat., 31 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Sun., 25 – Marco Calliari's secret to success
- Sun., 25 – Dr.Joe Schwartz on the science of pain
- Sun., 25 – Freestyle Skiers bring home hardware
- Sun., 25 – Ross Murray contemplates politics
- Sun., 25 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 24 – Ski Report
- Sat., 24 – Silent film at Atwater Library
- Sat., 24 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Sun., 18 – 135th St Patrick's Day parade in Richmond
- Sun., 18 – The life and (many) loves of King Edward VII
- Sun., 18 – Freaky Sundays: Global Warming
- Sun., 18 – Listening carefully: the Salon Son et Image
- Sun., 18 – Ross Murray from behind the lens
- Sun., 18 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 17 – "Top Chef" judge Gail Simmons
- Sat., 17 – Ski Report
- Sat., 17 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Sun., 11 – Documentary of Margaret Atwood's "Payback"
- Sun., 11 – Where's the beef? In Abitibi!
- Sun., 11 – A gallery of Google street view
- Sun., 11 – Frosty food fair at Montreal's Snow Village
- Sun., 11 – Ross Murray, the loud-silent type
- Sun., 11 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update à l'érable
- Sat., 10 – Comedian John Wing doesn't spare his family
- Sat., 10 – Ski Report
- Sat., 10 – Dr.Mike Evans: Concussions
- Sat., 10 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Sun., 4 – Cupcake Training Camp
- Sun., 4 – Swan Lake in Montreal
- Sun., 4 – Home repairs for a leaky Spring
- Sun., 4 – Ross Murray: The optimist
- Sun., 4 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sat., 3 – La Cabane, sugar shack chic
- Sat., 3 – Muscato is the new must-have wine
- Sat., 3 – Tourism Quebec - Saturday update
- Fri., 2 – Ski Report
- February 2012
- Sun., 26 – Tourism Quebec - Sunday Update
- Sun., 26 – Columnist Ross Murray
- Sun., 26 – Nuit Blanche: Up all night
- Sat., 25 – L'Epicerie: pancake mixes and citrus fruit
- Sat., 25 – Nuit Blanche: In the shadows
- Sat., 25 – Tourism Quebec - Saturday Update
- Sat., 25 – Grosse Ile the musical
- Sat., 25 – The Ski Report with Kevin Gasior
- Sun., 19 – Dr. Mike Evans : the viral health video
- Sun., 19 – Ross Murray on public speaking
- Sun., 19 – Tourism Quebec - Sunday Update
- Sat., 18 – Dave's Farewell Show (8:30 - 9:00am)
- Sat., 18 – Dave's Farewell Show (8:00 - 8:30am)
- Sat., 18 – Dave's Farewell Show (7:30 - 8:00am)
- Sat., 18 – Dave's Farewell Show (7:00 - 7:30am)
- Sat., 18 – Dave's Farewell Show (6:30 - 7:00am)
- Sat., 18 – Dave's Farewell Show (6:00 - 6:30am)
- Sun., 12 – A cuppa for Ross Murray
- Sun., 12 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday Update
- Sun., 12 – Freaky Sundays: Nature vs. Nurture
- Sun., 12 – Dave's Faves: The Tea Hunter
- Sun., 12 – Whitney Houston's legacy
- Sat., 11 – The Teenage House Party Dilemma
- Sat., 11 – The Ski Report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 11 – The Puck Drops Here
- Sat., 11 – Dave's Faves: Georges Laraque
- Sat., 11 – A fancier rink for shinny hockey
- Sat., 11 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday Update
- Tue., 7 – Dave Bronstetter retires
- Sun., 5 – All In A Weekend's Super Bowl Panel
- Sun., 5 – Ross Murray: Worst dad ever
- Sun., 5 – Tourism Quebec - Sunday Update
- Sat., 4 – Tourism Quebec - Saturday Update
- Sat., 4 – Ski Report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 4 – Ice Canoe Race
- Sat., 4 – A healthier Super Bowl menu
- January 2012
- Sun., 29 – Jason Piper: The newest anglophone priest
- Sun., 29 – Author Eva Stachniak on Catherine the Great
- Sun., 29 – Columnist Ross "Worry" Murray
- Sun., 29 – Tourism Quebec - Sunday Update
- Sat., 28 – The 2012 NHL All-Star Weekend
- Sat., 28 – Tourism Quebec - Saturday Update
- Sat., 28 – Dave Departs
- Sun., 22 – Ars Poetica, a comedy
- Sun., 22 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sun., 22 – Ross Murray is a little irritable
- Sun., 22 – Daniel Baylis - around the world in 365 days
- Sat., 21 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- Sat., 21 – Snowshoes by lantern light
- Sat., 21 – Ski Report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 21 – Robbie Burns Day - beyond haggis
- Sat., 21 – Harmonica harmonies of D'Harmo
- Sun., 15 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sun., 15 – Dinosaurs are just misunderstood
- Sun., 15 – Winter classes for immigrants
- Sat., 14 – Adventure Tourism in the Gaspé
- Sat., 14 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- Sat., 14 – Food Magazine: whoopie pies and gluten-free
- Sat., 14 – Hit the slopes with Kevin Gasior!
- Sun., 8 – Life after a reality series
- Sun., 8 – Ross Murray nominates ... long johns
- Sat., 7 – Talk soup
- Sat., 7 – Ski report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 7 – Quebec board game
- Sat., 7 – Snow Village
- Sat., 7 – Tessa Bonhomme
- December 2011
- Sat., 24 – A special Christmas tree in Sherbrooke
- Sat., 24 – Moose Lodge in Fermont, Quebec
- Sat., 24 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- Sat., 24 – Ski report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 24 – The Guru and the Bunny
- Sat., 24 – Tracking down Santa's progress
- Sun., 18 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sun., 18 – The Habs fire Jacques Martin
- Sun., 18 – Winter solstice at the Morgan Arboretum
- Sun., 18 – Swiss cheese?! Ask columnist Ross Murray
- Sat., 17 – APTN series - Working it out together
- Sat., 17 – Tourism Quebec : Saturday update
- Sat., 17 – Ski report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 17 – Bûche de Noël
- Sat., 17 – A Christmas Carol: playing Scrooge
- Sun., 11 – CBC radio's top 50 artists of 2011 list
- Sun., 11 – Ross Murray on meditation
- Sun., 11 – The Nutcracker through time
- Sun., 11 – The women of Fermont
- Sun., 11 – Christmas worldwide
- Sun., 11 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sat., 10 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- Sat., 10 – Ski report with Kevin Gasior
- Sun., 4 – Ross Murray on cougar sightings, sort of
- Sun., 4 – Tokaya : flexible fashion
- Sun., 4 – Montreal's Nomad Festival
- Sun., 4 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sat., 3 – Ski report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 3 – Feist in Quebec
- Sat., 3 – Jamie Bell plays Tintin
- Sat., 3 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- November 2011
- Sun., 27 – Akhtar Naraghi: On the train to my village
- Sun., 27 – Ross Murray on competing with the kids
- Sun., 27 – Daniel Lavoie gives his old hits new life
- Sun., 27 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sat., 26 – Eco-Wrapping at the Biosphere
- Sat., 26 – Ski report with Kevin Gasior
- Sat., 26 – Holiday Train heads out from Beaconsfield
- Sat., 26 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- Sun., 20 – Le Naked Lunch
- Sun., 20 – Ross Murray on f-bombs and shrimp
- Sun., 20 – Tourism Quebec: Sunday update
- Sat., 19 – Tourism Quebec: Saturday update
- Sat., 19 – Pascale Picard Band kicks off Quebec tour
- Sun., 13 – Dr. Barry Dolman on taking care of our teeth
- Sun., 13 – Alouettes kicker Sean Whyte
- Sat., 12 – Christmas bazaar season begins
- Sat., 12 – The measure of a man
- Sat., 12 – Welterweight Manny Pacquiao
- Sat., 12 – Living together
- Sun., 6 – Marie Saint-Pierre at Reitman's
- Sat., 5 – Hilary MacLeod : gossip and murder!
- Sat., 5 – Smart Shopping
- Sat., 5 – Pastry chef to the rescue
- October 2011
- Sun., 30 – Canada's Best New Restaurants
- Sun., 30 – Richelieu Floods Revisited
- Sun., 30 – Johanna Skibsrud
- Sat., 29 – Swing Dance Love
- Sat., 29 – Trotteur
- Sat., 29 – Michael Jerome Browne
- Sun., 23 – Joe Beef
- Sun., 23 – Maurice Sendak and the real Wild Things
- Sun., 23 – The Québécois Book
- Sun., 23 – Bilingual Quebec
- Sat., 22 – Montreal Greek Film Festival
- Sat., 22 – The Stars treatment
- Sat., 22 – Dinosaur Unearthed
- Sat., 22 – Bilingual Quebec
- Sun., 16 – Louise Penny - "A Trick of the Light"
- Sun., 16 – Home After All Those Years
- Sun., 16 – Yoga - Inspired World Travellers
- Sat., 15 – Looking For A Bilingual Dialogue For Change
- Sun., 9 – Paleolithic Art
- Sun., 9 – Bollywood Dance Workshop
- Sun., 9 – Cranberries!
- Sun., 9 – (Encore) Preservation Society
- Sat., 8 – Nogoodniks
- Sat., 8 – Harvest Brunch
- Sat., 8 – Celtic Harmonies Festival
- Sun., 2 – Adam Cohen joins the family business
- Sun., 2 – Dirty Feet
- Sat., 1 – French Immersion with Kevin Tierney
- Sat., 1 – Market Chronicles
- Sat., 1 – Peter Quanz's Rodin/Claudel
- September 2011
- Sun., 25 – Tzeporah Berman tackles a crazy time
- Sun., 25 – John Diodati on house restoration
- Sun., 25 – The Barr Brothers
- Sat., 24 – Bonnie Ste-Croix
- Sat., 24 – Anita Rau Badami
- Sat., 24 – Daniel Baylis @ Goats with the Wind!
- Sat., 24 – Philippe Couture
- Sun., 18 – Doula
- Sun., 18 – Burgers, Ferraris and Porn
- Sun., 18 – Antiquarian Book Fair
- Sat., 17 – New Iceland
- Sat., 17 – Website Therapy
- Sat., 17 – La Fête de la Gastronomie Française
- Sat., 17 – Tall ships
- Sun., 11 – Being An Arab In Post 9/11 America
- Sun., 11 – All Aboard The Charlevoix Rail Cruise
- Sun., 11 – Of Mice (Or Pigs) And Men
- Sat., 10 – "Late Edition" With David Francey
- Sat., 10 – L'arbitre
- Sat., 10 – Jenn Hardy mommy blog
- Sun., 4 – World Religions After 9/11
- Sun., 4 – Foodie Culture
- Sun., 4 – Roxham Woolgathering
- Sun., 4 – 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
- Sun., 4 – The Other Montreal
- August 2011
- Sun., 28 – Montreal's Jewish Music Festival
- Sun., 28 – Dr. Frederik Hiebert - a real Indiana Jones
- Sun., 28 – Canning at the Preservation Society
- Sat., 27 – Farewell to Jack Layton
- Sat., 27 – In the Kitchen with Stefano Faita
- Sat., 27 – NDG Arts Week
- Sat., 27 – Fly Me to the Moon
- Sun., 21 – MU's biggest wall art
- Sun., 21 – Sunk in the Trunk
- Sun., 21 – Arundel's 100-Mile Harvest Supper
- Sun., 21 – Quebec Garlic Festival
- Sun., 21 – The Evil Eye - Mal'occhio
- Mon., 15 – (UPDATE) Montreal clown wows in Edinburgh
- Sun., 14 – Open-air Orientalys
- Sun., 14 – A new film festival in Lac-Brome!
- Sun., 14 – Pure porcelaine perfection
- Sat., 13 – Rechercher Rejean Ducharme
- Sat., 13 – ONE-DAY VAY-CAY : Dinner in the Sky
- Sat., 13 – Sandcastles in the Magdalen Islands
- Sun., 7 – Lavender fields forever
- Sun., 7 – Pass the Cup
- Sun., 7 – Globetrotter Daniel Baylis in Edinburgh
- Sat., 6 – Archaeology month at Pointe-du-Buisson
- Sat., 6 – Return of the Route Bleue paddler
- Sat., 6 – Clowning around with shadow puppets
- July 2011
- Sun., 31 – Chic cycling
- Sun., 31 – The Chairs are Where the People Go
- Sun., 31 – Route Bleue
- Sat., 30 – Shazam in the Eastern Township
- Sat., 30 – One Day Vay-Cay from EnRoute
- Fri., 29 – Alleycat races
- Fri., 29 – Girls Rock!
- Sun., 24 – The comedy of motherhood with Caroline Rhea
- Sun., 24 – Ana Sokolovic
- Sun., 24 – Gold in my basement
- Sat., 23 – Ken Scott's Starbuck
- Sat., 23 – One Day Vay-Cay in Wendake
- Sat., 23 – Famine in the Horn of Africa
- Sat., 23 – Hillbilly in the big city
- Sun., 17 – Anne Fortier, author of Juliet
- Sat., 16 – Translating Comedy!
- Sat., 16 – One day Vay-Cay
- Sat., 16 – Electro swing
- Sat., 16 – Recreational vehicles in a park
- Sun., 10 – Veggies on the roof
- Sun., 10 – Peter Behrens and a great summer read
- Sun., 10 – Chickens on the roof
- Sat., 9 – Love is in the air
- Sat., 9 – ONE DAY VACAY!
- Sat., 9 – A new country
- Sun., 3 – Summer in Quebec
- Sat., 2 – Cooking with William and Kate
- Sat., 2 – Growing produce on Montreal's rooftops
- Sat., 2 – A cruel storm rages on the sea
- June 2011
- Sun., 26 – Buck 65's "20 odd years"
- Sun., 26 – New gaol exhibit at the Morrin Centre
- Sun., 26 – A curious philosopher
- Fri., 24 – Elizabeth Robertson guest-hosts this weekend
- Sun., 19 – Paul Almond - The Survivor
- Sun., 19 – The Words of Jane Austen
- Sat., 18 – David Sherman produces his first album at 59
- Sat., 18 – "Gerry" screenplay by Nathalie Petrowski
- Sun., 12 – The Future of the Dictionary
- Sun., 12 – Violinist Andréa Tyniec
- Sun., 12 – Standup Comedian Dan Bingham
- Sat., 11 – The Big Cleanup - volunteers head to St-Jean
- Sat., 11 – The Big Cleanup - Denis Lepine's documentary
- Sat., 11 – The Big Cleanup - Craig Robinson
- Sun., 5 – Shirley Steinberg in Bangkok
- Sat., 4 – Tim says goodbye to Quebec AM (Part 1)
- Sat., 4 – Andrea Stanford - Diaries at the Fringe
- May 2011
- Sun., 29 – A new tree of life - plant extinction study
- Sun., 29 – Cooking fiddleheads with chef Marc Cohen
- Sat., 28 – Bringing back the bees
- Sat., 28 – Walking Home with Ken Greenberg
- Sat., 28 – Geeta Nadkarni fills in for Dave Bronstetter
- Sun., 22 – The CBC Cross-Country Bookshelf Contest
- Sun., 22 – Summer travel guide for this huge country
- Sat., 21 – May 21st, 2011 - THE RAPTURE?
- Sat., 21 – Pastries and fresh rhubarb (and lemon tarte)
- Sat., 21 – Richard King's ''Accounting for Crime'' book
- Sun., 15 – 36 Arguments for the Existence of God
- Sun., 15 – At Night, They Dance
- Sat., 14 – Miracleville
- Sat., 14 – Supreme Court Reform?
- Sun., 8 – Tea for two with Kevin Gascoyne (x2)
- Sat., 7 – Flooding in the Monteregie
- Sat., 7 – Dogs at the Perimeter
- Sat., 7 – Anne Fine on Killer Cats
- Sun., 1 – Theodore Bikel in Lies My Father Told Me
- Sun., 1 – Election Panel - Vote Tomorrow!
- April 2011
- Sat., 30 – Blue Met - Alaa Al Aswany
- Sat., 30 – Royal Wedding - the day after...
- Sat., 23 – Wedding Watchers
- Sat., 23 – Montreal's Irish Mafia
- Sat., 23 – Food Foragers
- Sat., 23 – Blue Met 2011
- Sun., 17 – Election Panel - Down and Dirty
- Sun., 17 – Tea Hunter
- Sun., 17 – The Rocket
- Sat., 16 – Author Nigel Thomas
- Sat., 16 – Mulroney: the Opera
- Sat., 16 – She's a Habs fan, not a hockey fan
- Wed., 13 – Bride of New France
- Wed., 13 – The Bicycling Gardener
- Sun., 10 – Are We There Yet?
- Sun., 10 – Years of Wisdom
- Sat., 9 – Bad Animals
- Sat., 9 – Chasing Lydie
- Sun., 3 – Election Panel Week 2
- Sun., 3 – The future of the book
- Sun., 3 – Laurier: an extraordinary Canadian
- Sun., 3 – Spring Fever
- Sat., 2 – Figuring it out
- Sat., 2 – Civil War Sim
- Fri., 1 – The Pantry Part 7 -- Ice Cream
- March 2011
- Mon., 28 – Bernard Labadie
- Mon., 28 – All in a Weekend Election Panel
- Mon., 28 – Saving precious art
- Fri., 25 – The Pantry Part 6 -- Pickles
- Mon., 21 – Schwartz's: The Musical
- Mon., 21 – Graham at SXSW
- Mon., 21 – Not enough sleep?
- Mon., 21 – Leaving Tokyo
- Mon., 21 – MTL Punk
- Mon., 21 – Art Therapy
- Fri., 18 – The Pantry Part 5 -- Pigs
- Sun., 13 – Shtetl on the Shortwave
- Sun., 13 – Hockey Violence
- Sun., 13 – Update from Japan
- Sat., 12 – Sugar Shacks
- Sat., 12 – Montreal's Grand Central
- Sat., 12 – Cinderella in Sherbrooke
- Fri., 11 – The Pantry Part 4 -- Pasta
- Sun., 6 – Moms in 2011
- Sun., 6 – Taking God to the Outports
- Sat., 5 – Suddenly Something Happened
- Sat., 5 – World Premiere
- Fri., 4 – The Pantry Part 3 -- Leftovers
- Wed., 2 – Jeux du Quebec
- February 2011
- Sun., 27 – Historic Building
- Sun., 27 – Surprising cinema
- Sun., 27 – What's that sound?
- Sat., 26 – Dolly Parton was My Mom
- Sat., 26 – G is for Gaspé
- Fri., 25 – The Pantry Part 2 -- Smoked Meat and Fish
- Mon., 21 – Montreal New Music Festival
- Mon., 21 – Running with the dogs
- Mon., 21 – The Montreal Highlights Festival
- Sun., 20 – Let's Talk About Sex!
- Sun., 20 – Ballet legend Alicia Alonso
- Fri., 18 – Welcome to the Pantry! Part 1: Burgers
- Sun., 13 – Eric Peterson in Billy Bishop Goes to War
- Sat., 12 – Canadian Ski Marathon
- Sat., 12 – Shadeism documentary
- Fri., 11 – Bliss on a boat
- Thu., 10 – The Great Romantic Getaway Giveaway
- Mon., 7 – Mezzo sorprano Susan Platts
- Sat., 5 – Dave and the fashionistas
- January 2011
- Sun., 16 – Lynda Barry:"Picture This"
- Sat., 15 – Daniel Kahn on Klezmer art
- Sat., 8 – Tiio Horn
- Sat., 1 – test gallery
- December 2010
- Sun., 19 – Roland Menard
- Sun., 12 – Lisa Stern and Zachary Gillman
- Sat., 11 – Richard Burman
- Sun., 5 – Merrily Weisbord
- Wed., 1 – Photo Gallery
- November 2010
- Fri., 19 – All in a Weekend
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