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GHG emissions associated with logging and wood use were approximately 75 megatonnes in 2020, matching emissions from all of Canada’s oil sands operations and…

Ayo, lesson here. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre might not be a gun-for-hire like the fictional Baltimore street thug Wee-Bey from David Simon’s TV classic The Wire.

Hundreds of patriotic Greek Montrealers gathered at the Hellenic Community Centre in Côte des Neiges for a gala dinner to celebrate Greek Independence Day.

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A sea of blue and white flags waved in the wind Sunday afternoon during the Greek Independence Day Parade in Parc-Extension.

Montrealers lined up on Jean Talon Street to celebrate Greek Independence Day. The parade in the heart of Park Extension has been an annual event for over 40 years.

March 17 marks St. Patrick’s Day, an ancient Irish holiday that has turned into a global phenomenon. This day has been observed as a religious holiday in Ireland for over 1,000 years in recognition of Saint Patrick’s death. Traditionally on this day, Irish families would attend a morning church service and then throw a celebration

HARARE - John Koumides, who has died aged 65, was a corporate executive with a chartered accountant background, and with little doubt, was the finest business mind of his generation. Candid, brutally honest, and respected across the business community for his formidable intellect and strong views, he was never scared to express them in public…

A “cocktail dînatoire” for Giant Steps School and the École Socrates-Démosthène exceeded some of the supporters’ expectations by raising $216,000

Elected officials from federal, provincial and municipal governments gathered alongside Laval residents of Greek heritage at the War Cenotaph near Laval city hall on March 23 to pay homage to the early 19th century Greeks who fought valiantly so the modern day Greek Republic would be independent.