Little Burgundy – Evolving Montreal, a photographic exhibition of one of Quebec’s first Black neighbourhoods LiveEvents March 29, 2025 425 Little Burgundy – Evolving Montreal by Andrew Jackson Black space: Resistance, resilience and the search for belonging Andrew Jackson, Svens Telemaque, Union United Church, 2022 Through September 28, 2025, th...
Navigating Uncertainty: U.S.-Canada Tariffs and Investing Lynn MacNeil March 24, 2025 403 Managing Your Money Canada’s thrilling 3-2 overtime win against the United States in the 4 Nations Face-Off hockey tournament has sparked excitement across the country, reinforcing a deep sense of national pr...
The impact of proposed tariffs on condominium corporations in Canada Paul Murcutt, Senior Vice-President – Real Estate March 20, 2025 403 The recent announcement made by the United States to implement tariffs on Canadian imports has sent ripples through various sectors of the economy, including the real estate market. These proposed tariffs, whic...
The Montreal Chest Institute: A century of breathtaking innovation and breath-giving care under one roof Stefanie Sweeney March 19, 2025 495 For the over three million Canadians living with a respiratory disease, the Montreal Chest Institute (MCI) at the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) is a lifeline. At the forefront of respiratory medicine f...
Sifting through my dining notebook: Arahova expands, Chez Greenberg, Pizzeria Angry Paesano & Red Chopstix mikecohen March 18, 2025 356 MtlRestoRap For this month’s column I thought I’d share my experiences recently at four dining establishments. Kirkland Souvlaki: The Arahova brand has been around since 1971, originally established by Christ...
We The People Guy Rex Rodgers March 17, 2025 248 What We Choose To Remember Democracy was built on the idea that ‘we the people’ can stand together to defend ourselves from tyrants and adversity. ‘We the people’ is an empowering concept, unless your people ar...
Philanthropic Distortion – Part 2 Sam Watts March 15, 2025 604 Think Philanthropically When Charitable Organizations Mislead Donors Last month’s column identified how donors like ourselves can suffer from a distorted perspective in the face of opportunities to make a donat...
Donors lead the way in enhancing emergency services at the JGH Don Sancton March 13, 2025 981 Dr. Joel Turner, Chief of Emergency Medicine at the Jewish General Hospital, credits donors for helping maintain the Emergency Department’s exceptional reputation The Jewish General Hospital (JGH) Emergency Dep...
David Heurtel – attorney, marketing executive with Just For Laughs and evenko, MNA and Liberal Cabinet Minister, political commentator and radio host Peter Kerr March 12, 2025 1195 Many of our readers know David Heurtel as a political commentator on CTV television, CJAD radio, and Radio Canada radio and television. His knowledge and political connections stem in part from his experience a...
Not Everyone Needs a Wealth Advisor… Do You? Lynn MacNeil March 5, 2025 461 Managing Your Money When it comes to managing money, it’s no secret that everyone has different needs. Some people thrive on handling their own finances, while others feel more secure with professional guidanc...
