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St. Luke’s Orthopedics & Sports Medicine has hired Physician Assistant Victor Pilon, PA-C.

Multimedia artist Victor Pilon, revived the Greek myth of Sisyphus in a show that lasted a full month in the Olympic Stadium. Those who missed seeing him move piles of sand back and forth — like Sisyphus rolling an immense boulder, can now see the 'happening' on film. We hear what the project meant to him and how emotional it was for the audience. He speaks to guest host Dionne Codrington.

Despite the pandemic, optimism and progress are binding threads in our writers selections, from the return of Just for Laughs to improved Indigenous representation on Montreal stages.

Such was the strength of Montreal theatre’s comeback in the second half of the year that many deserving productions didn’t make it to columnist Jim Burkes top 10 list.

Sisyphus, his 30-day performance marathon, continues until Oct. 27 at the Olympic Stadium

This ghostly projection of Leonard Cohens Suzanne is a reminder to slow down and breathe The homage to Cohens iconic character illuminates Old Montreals Clock Tower five nights a week. Social Sharing The homage to Cohens iconic character illuminates Old Montreals Clock Tower five nights a week Posted: Dec 09, 2020 11:00 AM ET | Last Updated: December 9, 2020 This ghostly projection of Leonard Cohens Suzanne is a reminder to slow down and breathe CBC Arts4 months ago 5:42The homage to Cohens ico...