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Henri Henri, a Montreal institution on Ste-Catherine St., is celebrating its 92nd anniversary. Hats off to that.

Reviving The Gazette’s old logo sends a rallying signal to anglophones

A prolific creator of documentaries on a range of subjects, he posed the difficult questions related to almost every major military conflict in Canada’s history

"He had this quest for justice and the idea that sometimes the truth can be a difficult thing."

"I couldn’t be more proud when I see that Ruelle Nick-Auf der Maur street sign with Leonard Cohen looking over him," Melissa Auf der Maur says.

After more than 40 years in journalism, 29 of them in Montreal, Lucinda Chodan will be retiring on Feb. 25 as editor in chief of the Gazette.

Article content It seems like almost yesterday, but it was 23 years ago this week when a crowd of 3,500 filled St. Patrick’s Basilica for the funeral of Nick Auf der Maur, Not exactly a saint by biblical standards, but the politico, journo and boulevardier could always draw a crowd. Following the funeral, the throngs, reinforced by a New Orleans-style jazz band, snaked their way from St. Patrick’s to Crescent St. for a final goodbye at the Sir Winston Churchill Pub, Auf der Maur’s office/...