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Unearthing Montreal’s past: A look inside le Site historique Marguerite-Bourgeoys (opens the original)
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When walking through the cobblestone corridors of Old Montreal, it is incredibly easy to get swept up in the beautiful architecture and undeniable European charm. But tucked quietly away from the busy cafes and art galleries sits a location holding the very bedrock of our cityâs heritage. The Site historique Marguerite-Bourgeoys transcends a standard weekend outing; it is a profoundly immersive journey into the deep historical roots of Quebec. For parents trying to find engaging, off-screen we
Twenty years since the Dawson College tragedy (opens the original)
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September 13, 2006 was a pleasant fall day, recalled former Dawson College director general Richard Filion. Then came what he describes as âa thunderstorm on a cloudless day.â Filion was speaking at a ceremony, held last Friday, Sept. 11, to mark the two decades that have passed since the Dawson tragedy, 20 years since the death of Anastasia De Sousa. It was an event that shook the Dawson College community to its core. But Filion and others who spoke last Friday all talked about the resilien
How regenerative medicine is changing ageing (opens the original)
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As we age, joint pain often feels like a foregone conclusion. For years, the standard approach to osteoarthritis, degenerative disc disease, and chronic joint degeneration has been a progressive escalation: start with anti-inflammatory medications, move to steroid injections, and eventually, face joint replacement surgery. But the landscape of senior health is shifting, thanks to advancements in non-surgical regenerative treatments. At the forefront of this shift is Dr. Richard Kim of Richard Ki
Public parks and open spaces in and around Montreal (opens the original)
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When the warm weather finally hits, trading screen time for green space becomes a top priority. Whether you want a quiet place to read, a sprawling lawn for a family picnic, or a waterfront pathway, the island has excellent options. Here are six notable parks worth exploring this summer, along with the practical details you need to plan your visit. Nestled right on the shores of Lake Saint-Louis, this West Island staple offers unobstructed water views and plenty of open, grassy areas. It is an i
Matelas Bonheur: 40 years of sweet dreams (opens the original)
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We all know the feeling. You toss, you turn, you flip the pillow to the cool side, hoping for that elusive good night's rest. In a fast-paced world, restorative sleep isn't just a luxury, it's a fundamental necessity for our overall well-being. For the past four decades, one local family has made it their life's work to ensure Montrealers wake up refreshed, recharged, and ready to tackle whatever the day brings. Celebrating their impressive 40th anniversary, Matelas Bonheur is a quintessential M
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