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2026 Montreal Ukrainian Festival Celebrates "Heritage of Generations" (opens the original)
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The 2026 edition of the Montreal Ukrainian Festival, which runs from August 29 to September 27, will celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Montreal’s Ukrainian community under the theme of “Heritage of Generations”, in which the traditions of the past will be exhibited through today’s generation through music, dance, literature, visual arts and culture. This year, the festival taking place at Maisonneuve Park will commemorate two milestones that represent the resilience, culture, and vast cont
The Lemonade Stories by Montreal's Jonathan Reisler (opens the original)
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Lemons. That bright yellow fruit which you can’t eat right off the tree (its tart, sour taste will tell you why). However, the lemon is a very diverse fruit. It shows its sweet side by adding slices to water and sugar (aka lemonade), or in mixed cocktails, or as a pound cake or meringue pie (personally speaking, I like my lemons in a cup of hot tea). Montreal author Jonathan Reisler, in his latest book, interprets the bitter and sweet sides of the lemon —directly and indirectly—in a collection o
What to Expect this Weekend at the 2026 Osheaga Festival Montreal Times (opens the original)
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It happens in Montreal every first weekend in August, as Parc Jean Drapeau transforms into a Woodstock-style music and arts festival featuring some of the most popular and up-and-coming singers and bands in the indie music world. This is Osheaga, which takes place this year from July 31 to August 2. The festival had its genesis in 2006. It was the idea of Nick Farkas, who at the time was a concert buyer for the Gillett Entertainment Group. He realized that there was a lack of venues that showcas
Just For Laughs 2026 Finale Delivers Big Laughs With Gerry Dee, Gabriel Iglesias and a Wild Midnight Surprise (opens the original)
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For my final night of the 2026 Just For Laughs festival, I decided to attend one of the festival’s flagship shows, and one of my favourite shows—the galas and Midnight Surprise. Since I first saw Gerry Dee perform at a Just For Laughs gala back in 2007, he has become one of Canada’s most popular comedians, a fact he has also proven with his CBC sitcom Mr. Dee and as the host of Family Feud Canada. And his easygoing manner as a gala host won him new fans, too, especially when he talked about his
Seinfeld's Montreal Comeback Was Even Funnier Than Fans Expected (opens the original)
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Well hellooo, Jerry! I first saw Jerry Seinfeld perform at Just For Laughs back in 1989. He was the first act for the Saturday night gala that was to air on HBO. His own brand of observational comedy won the audience over. And the timing couldn’t have been better; weeks later, NBC aired his four-episode limited series called “The Seinfeld Chronicles”, which morphed into “Seinfeld” the following year and by the time it ended its run in 1998, entered the pantheon of the greatest sitcoms in televis
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