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Tag Archives: Montreal
Je Me Souviens/I Remember
On December 6th, we must ensure that the names of the 14 women who lost their lives in one of Canada’s greatest horrors are never forgotten. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle
Tagged École Polytechnique, Montreal, Montreal Massacre, violence
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Toronto Must Learn About Daniel Desrochers Following Eaton Centre Shooting
Why the citizens of Toronto need to learn the story of Montreal’s Daniel Desrochers in light of the innocent victims of the Eaton Centre alleged-drug-related shootings. Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyle
Tagged biker war, Daniel Desrochers, drugs, Eaton Centre, gangs, Hell's Angels, Montreal, Rock Machine, Toronto, Toronto Eaton Centre shooting, violence
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On this Day, 14 Names that Must be Remembered
Why, on this day, we all must remember the names of the 14 young women who were murdered at Montreal’s École Polytechnique on Dec. 6, 1989 above all else. Continue reading
Blackface a Black Mark on Montreal
The students involved in Montreal’s HEC blackface incident are likely not racist — just mind-numbingly stupid. So the punishment should focus on education, especially when you consider these kids are the future of our economic world! Continue reading
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Tagged blackface, HEC, Montreal, racism, students, stupidity, YouTube
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Taking a City’s Pulse
Discussing how one can feel the pulse of a big city and examines how absence makes one forget the rhythms of the city. Continue reading
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Tagged cities, Montreal, Toronto
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