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Quebecs theatres and concert halls are preparing to reopen to the public on Monday, but leaders in the industry say it will be a long road back to normalcy for a sector that is grappling with successive COVID-19 closures and rising mental health concerns.

MONTREAL - Quebec's theatres and concert halls are preparing to reopen to the public on Monday, but leaders in...

MONTREAL - Quebec's theatres and concert halls are preparing to reopen to the public on Monday, but leaders in the industry say it will be a long road

Logistical hurdles await the cultural sector as they prepare to reopen on Feb. 7. After two years enduring the pandemic, music venue directors say many musicians have left the scene in search of more stable employment.

MONTREAL — Quebec's theatres and concert halls are preparing to reopen to the public on Monday, but leaders in the industry say it will be a long road back to normalcy for a sector that is grappling with successive COVID-19 closures and rising mental

MONTREAL — Quebec's theatres and concert halls are preparing to reopen to the public on Monday, but leaders in the industry say it will be a long road back to normalcy for a sector that is grappling with successive COVID-19 closures and rising mental

It’s official: All indoor events are limited to a maximum of 3,500 people this weekend and to a mere 200 people as of Monday. That means some of the events in our guide will have to cancel, or perhaps will be postponed.

Junqueras y Puigdemont se reencuentran en Waterloo tras casi cuatro años sin verse DESPUÉS DE LOS INDULTOS Video Actualizado a 07/07/2021 11:53 Es la foto más esperada, aunque las dos partes la quieren limitar a un encuentro de carácter personal, alejando planteamientos de reunión de trabajo. Cuando esta tarde, el indultado Oriol Junqueras visite al expresident Carles Puigdemont en su residencia de Waterloo, será el primer encuentro cara a cara entre ambos desde octubre del 2017, cuando...

The Greens group in European Parliament on Wednesday (2 June) warned that national spending plans by EU member states were falling short of commitments to help reverse climate change that is at heart of the bloc’s massive recovery fund. The leaders of the political group said scrutiny of the national proposals had raised “serious doubts” over the compliance with the recovery plan’s climate friendly objectives. Agreed a year ago, the EU’s €750 billion ($915 billion) recovery fund is ...

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