The lasting scars of racism Nizar Ladak August 25, 2021 2007 ‘Twelve times one equals twelve, twelve times two equals twenty-four, twelve times three equals thirty-six’; this was the regimen each Tuesday afternoon. I dreaded it more than anything else in life. He would r...
Ontario Small Ship Sightseeing Cruises – Relax along scenic waterways Travel News July 28, 2021 3231 Ontario small ship sightseeing cruises set sail for 2021 season South Eastern Ontario’s small ship tour boat operators launch their summer/fall season on Ontario’s waterways With Ontario’s recent transition...
Fairmont Tremblant – this mountainside luxury resort continues to meet and exceed guest expectations Peter & Beverley Kerr July 17, 2021 2966 Mont Tremblant is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Eastern Canada and the United States, having successfully transitioned from a ski destination to an all season resort area that offers six golf ...
The Quebec City Hilton: re-build it and they will come A.J. Twist July 13, 2021 3249 Sometimes corporations, like people, simply get lucky! Such was the case when the Quebec Hilton’s parent, InnVest REIT, made the excruciating decision to temporarily close their 569-room hotel in Quebec City in...
Brain Canada and RBC – Working together towards a better future for youth mental health Melissa Arauz July 12, 2021 2854 Workshop provided insight into the existing gaps in knowledge and services for mental health, and how to create meaningful change for Canadian youth For over two decades, Brain Canada has set out to better und...
Quebec City’s Clarendon Hotel reopens and celebrates its 150th Anniversary The Montrealer June 17, 2021 3663 A historic birthday for the oldest hotel in Canada The Clarendon Hotel, Canada’s oldest hotel, reopened on June 10th, in time to celebrate its 150th birthday. The original plan was to mark the historic anniver...
Enabling high impact research at Brain Canada through diversity, equity, and inclusion Lauren Bentley June 7, 2021 1387 Helping everyone means including everyone Research approaches that consistently account for sex and gender differences drive innovation and scientific rigour, while also reducing gender-based health inequities...
Pharma Benefits More Obvious Than Ever Miguel Ouellette: Economist and Director of Operations - Montreal Economic Institute June 5, 2021 1270 For some people, no good deed deserves to be rewarded—at least not by making a profit, which they treat as if it were a dirty word. Even saving millions of lives, as pharmaceutical companies have undoubtedly do...
Canadian Ballet Legends Honoured LiveEvents May 28, 2021 1482 Canada Post applauds the illustrious careers of two ballet legends with Stamps featuring Karen Kain and Fernand Nault Karen Kain and the late Fernand Nault have each left a unique mark on the ballet world. Th...
Building back our mental health Melissa Arauz May 8, 2021 2169 The COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to a renewed focus on our collective mental health. For more than a year now, Canadians have been faced with increased isolation, heightened uncertainty and overwhelming fe...
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