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Everyone has an opinion on what combination of reps, sets and loads will pack on the most muscle.

The impending expansion of Canadas assistance-in-dying law is fraught.

An exhibition is shining light on little-known, long-neglected Back River&#39s grounds, where "that first generation of Jews who came to Montreal" are buried.

And their lobby groups have already invented a catchy short moniker to market our citys long-standing practice of no-right-turns-on-red lights: NTOR.

Where is the political leadership willing to stand up to the likes of Yves-François Blanchet and his brand of alarmist rhetoric?

&#34What were seeing from these MAGA conservatives is an approach on going back on fundamental rights in ways we shouldnt be seeing,&#34 Justin Trudeau said in a year-end interview with The Canadian Press.

Since the hiring of its town manager, the allure of Ste-Pétronille has recently given way to intrigue.

"I made a surprise visit to Lakeshore Hospital to talk to the people on the ground," Christian Dubé said.

The fire in the Résidence du Havre on Jan. 23, 2014, took the lives of 32 elderly people and shocked the province.

Dr. Lucie Opatry, CEO of the McGill University Health Centre, is currently the highest-paid hospital administrator in the province, earning more than $402,000.