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Young Montreal filmmakers address varied experiences in Being Black in Canada project
The Being in Black in Canada films screen September 25 at Cinéma du Parc at 7 p.m. Tickets can be purchased online or at the venue.
Stargazers get a rare treat at Mont-Mégantic's astronomy festival
During the festival, people will be able to see all kinds of celestial phenomena, from shooting stars to planets such as Jupiter and Saturn.
Montreal student speaks 19 languages — and he's still learning more
Montreal student Georges Awaad taught himself to speak many of the languages, trying to find linguistic patterns that would help him learn.
Just in time for spring cleaning, Renaissance wants your unneeded belongings
The Quebec non-profit will take your belongings at their stores and depots, from clothes to books to furniture, and they will also recycle old electronics.
Montréal en Lumière festival puts a fresh focus on food this year
Montréal en Lumière festival is underway with free and paid activities all week long.
McGill program helps patients prep for surgery and get back on their feet faster
The goal of the program is to make the patient stronger before they're operated on, through exercise, diet and teaching them ways to to de-stress and relax.
Summer camp fair in Pointe-Claire lets parents shop around for a good fit
There may still be snow on the ground but it's the time of year where parents have to cast their minds ahead and start thinking about signing their kids up for summer camps.
Quebecers can hit the slopes and learn to ski on the cheap today
The Canadian Ski Council wants to set a record for delivering the most ski and snowboard lessons ever, and to do that, participating ski stations are offering lessons, lift tickets and equipment rental for just $25.
Q&A
'We can win against any team': Sophie Schmidt says Canada's soccer women can surprise at World Cup
With the World Cup five months away, veteran midfielder Sophie Schmidt spoke with the CBC’s Sonali Karnick, detailing the team’s preparations for the ultimate tournament in France and life after John Herdman.
Calling all history buffs: New Montreal film festival wants to screen your work
The inaugural edition of the Festival international du film d'histoire de Montréal runs from May 3 to 5. They’re currently looking for films to feature, with a preference for Canadian content.