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Singer/songwriter Serge Monette writes with 'a biting Sudbury accent' - Vimarsana News

Singer/songwriter Serge Monette writes with 'a biting Sudbury accent'

Franco-Ontarian singer/songwriter and storyteller Serge Monette is releasing his fifth album, Le diable dans le corps, in April. The single, Je fais de mon mieux, is available now.

Singer/songwriter Serge Monette writes with 'a biting Sudbury accent' - Vimarsana News

Singer/songwriter Serge Monette writes with 'a biting Sudbury accent'

Now based in Almonte, Ont., he is getting ready to release his fifth album, Le diable dans le corps.

Source: nugget.ca
From Paris to Marseille, French museums report record attendance in 2023 - Vimarsana News

From Paris to Marseille, French museums report record attendance in 2023

Most of France's cultural institutions, in Paris and in the rest of the country, have regained their pre-pandemic visitors.

Source: lemonde.fr
15 Things to do in Paris with a Toddler (from a real mom) - Vimarsana News

15 Things to do in Paris with a Toddler (from a real mom)

Discover the best activities for a memorable Paris trip with your little one. Our guide covers kid-friendly spots in Paris with a toddler.

UNO Biology Professor Nicola Anthony Helps Train Conservation Scientists Via Field School in Central Africa - Vimarsana News

UNO Biology Professor Nicola Anthony Helps Train Conservation Scientists Via Field School in Central Africa

University of New Orleans biological sciences professor Nicola Anthony immersed herself in the culture and ecology of the tropical forest and rural villages in the central African country of Gabon as part of a research field school aimed at training the next generation of conservation scientists.

Source: uno.edu