Philip Clement’s Real Estate Update Philip Clement November 9, 2012 5898 Dear Montrealers, my name is Philip Clement, Licensed Real Estate Broker with Royal LePage Heritage in Westmount and certified analytical and marketing specialist. At the beginning of my career I needed a go...
Nadine St-Louis: Giving a Voice to Indigenous Artists The Montrealer October 10, 2012 10622 Nadine St-Louis provides indigenous artists an opportunity to showcase their works at the Eleven Nations Exhibition in Bonsecours Market Walk into the Eleven Nations Exhibition at Bonsecours Market in Old Mo...
Tim Murphy and Santropol Roulant The Montrealer September 12, 2012 5772 Tim Murphy and Santropol Roulant: Greening and Feeding a Community In the concrete jungle of Montreal, Tim Murphy works to prove that the city can be green and feed itself For the last seven years, Tim has ...
Exploring the historic Lachine Canal The Montrealer August 21, 2012 7353 Vieux-Lachine is located on the shores of Lac Saint-Louis, just 10 minutes from downtown Montréal. Guided tours in Vieux-Lachine, on foot, in a canoe or on your bicycle have been offered since early July; to di...
Patrick Turcot named executive chef at Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu The Montrealer August 21, 2012 6035 After working in Fairmont Hotels in Canada and the US, the award-winning Chef Turcot brings his talent to Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu La Malbaie, Québec– Born in Québec City, Patrick Turcot was already sho...
Café Mariposa: a sixties kind of place in the 21st Century The Montrealer August 20, 2012 15877 For those of us who remember the sixties, entering Café Mariposa is like hitting the rewind button. This original little NDG café holds echoes of folk-beat days in Greenwich Village, of sunny summer concerts at...
Nathalie Bondil The Montrealer August 1, 2012 8337 Nathalie Bondil – bringing oxygen to the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is enjoying unprecedented growth in attendance, membership, education programs and the number of pavilions...
Experience The Beatles with RAIN returns to Montreal The Montrealer July 1, 2012 5022 The first live concert we took our kids to see was The Beatles. Actually - it was a group called Rain performing a show of Beatle music – Experience The Beatles with RAIN. With an exact reproduction of The Beat...
Just for Laughs celebrates 30 years of laughter The Montrealer July 1, 2012 10030 The annual comedy festival captained by Andy Nulman reflects the Spirit of Montreal Enter Stage Left With Sharman Yarnell It’s that time of year in Montreal where we are inundated with festivals. And a good...
Makai Aref – making a difference in Montreal’s Afghan community The Montrealer July 1, 2012 7552 Makai Aref has spent her entire adult life helping the women of war torn Afghanistan. As a young woman she taught in a girl’s school and advocated to advance women’s rights in the that country. But, by 1992...
