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A family heirloom set people dancing for nearly two hundred years.

A Depression-era Quebec songstress elevated spirits with her silk finery and joyful tunes.

The Molson Foundation’s bold initiative shares French-Canadian history with new audiences.

Now that the rollout of vaccines has reached more of the population and health restrictions begin to loosen, and light appears at the end of the pandemic tunnel, Laval’s integrated

The University of New Brunswick has launched a "one stop shop for research partnerships". The UNB Fulcrum Initiative will be led by Hart Devitt, direc...

Great leap for Giant Steps as school aims to build new centre The school that started nearly 40 years ago in a church basement delivering education and therapeutic services for children on the autism spectrum is expanding its mission. Author of the article: Jason Magder  •  Montreal Gazette Publishing date: Mar 13, 2021  •  March 13, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  Artists rendition of the therapy room at the proposed Giant Steps Autism Centre. Giant Steps is planning to bui...

Human Rights Defenders, Philanthropists Among 61 Awarded Order of Canada Human rights defenders, philanthropists, and public health scientists are among the 61 individuals whose innovations and contributions to Canadian society are recognized with the appointment to the Order of Canada. Gov. Gen. Julie Payette announced the appointees to the country’s highest civilian honour on Dec. 30. The order recognizes these people as those who “have changed our nation’s measure of success and, throu...