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Article content Hello fellow inmates! We’re ready to bust from our cells next Friday, with a wild night out when curfew is cancelled. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Josh Freed: Montrealers ready to bust out from their COVID caves Back to video Young people will probably fill the streets celebrating till dawn, like New Year’s Eve. More staid Montrealers will stand on the sidewalk outside their homes until 9:35 p.m. — just to feel they participated in Friday Night Fever. Almost five months after curfew began and 14 months after our first...

From nostalgia to hedonism: the trends we’ll see as we emerge from lockdown

Limerick's Live 95 Search By Ellen Smith An emotional Extra Gum ad has left viewers (including us) absolutely sobbing. The ad focuses on that moment, which is hopefully in our near future, when it Is safe to return to ordinary life.  With the incredible Celine Dion's All Coming Back to Me Now as a backing track, we see people emerge from their homes and reconnect with the ones they love.  The truly emotional scenes show friends reuniting, separated lovers sharing kisses and work colleagues embracing and celebrating together.  We have to be honest though...

Source: Getty Images My mother could have been a doctor—Purdue, premed, 1938—but like so many women of her era, she got married, started a family, and became a de facto pediatrician for six unruly and often calamity-prone children. She was the one to take us to the doctor for our shots and the one who trooped us down to the emergency room—conveniently just a block away from home—when we did something really stupid. Mothers have long been recognized as healthcare decision makers within the family, and that may well be the case when COVID-19 vaccinations become available to children and...

Set to a rousing Celine Dion soundtrack, the film takes a lighthearted look at what life could be like when the UK returns to some semblance of normality