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Why so serious?

Remembering the lighter side of Gotham City

Article online since July 18th 2008
This week's highly anticipated premier of The Dark Knight has blocked many a sidewalk with queues of fans eager to continue their love affair with the Batman franchise. We have been inundated with reviews, blogs, TV commercial tie-ins and countless other media references, almost all overshadowed...

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History and the beach all in a day

History and the beach all in a day

Article online since July 17th 2008
Raffy Boudjikanian raffy.boudjikanian@transcontinental.ca Tucked away in a quiet corner of Pierrefonds/Roxboro lies a surprisingly profound vacation spot which can please beach lovers, hikers and history buffs alike-all in one outing. "It's a pity, because a lot of people don't really know...

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Summertime fun close to home

Article online since July 17th 2008
Elyse Amend elyse.amend@transcontinental.ca Those looking for adventure and excitement this summer won’t have to buy a plane ticket or travel to any faraway land. There are plenty of amusement parks, zoos, and water parks within a two hour or less drive from the Montreal island that are...

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A tempting Tempest takes over local parks

A tempting Tempest takes over local parks

Repercussion Theatre celebrates their 20th season

Article online since July 16th 2008
Elyse Amend elyse.amend@transcontinental.ca Twenty years after putting on their first four productions of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream for about 800 spectators, Repercussion Theatre is back this season to regale audiences with their outdoor Theatre in the Parks performances...

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Taking the day off to give back

Taking the day off to give back

Schering-Plough campaign promotes volunteerism

Article online since July 15th 2008
Elyse Amend elyse.amend@transcontinental.ca Volunteer West Island (VWI) in Ste. Anne de Bellevue got a bit of help with its monthly Seniors’ Café last week thanks to a group of Schering-Plough Canada employees looking to make a difference. The 20 or so employees left their desks and offices...

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Other News ( 326 to 357 of 374 )

Going for Baroque ( December 13th 2006 )
Television’s holiday classics ( December 13th 2006 )
Young writers honoured ( December 12th 2006 )
Celebrate season with chocolate truffles ( December 6th 2006 )
‘Super’ volunteers need a breather: VWI recruiter ( December 6th 2006 )
New ensemble hopes to wow with Yuletide show ( December 6th 2006 )
Strengthening the mother-child bond ( November 29th 2006 )
Beaconsfield artists set for show ( November 29th 2006 )
A national dessert sure to please everyone ( November 29th 2006 )
Ugly Betty soars to the top ( November 28th 2006 )
Bad art for a good cause once more ( November 22nd 2006 )
60 million reasons to raise funds ( November 22nd 2006 )
Looking for more big brothers, sisters ( November 22nd 2006 )
Saucy spareribs with some Coke and a smile ( November 22nd 2006 )
Festive homes open to all ( November 15th 2006 )
Card campaign brings holiday cheer to WIAIH ( November 15th 2006 )
Golden strokes for artists association ( November 12th 2006 )
Ocean memories on canvas ( November 12th 2006 )
Book sheds light on Bell ( November 8th 2006 )
Black Watch documentary airs Sunday ( November 8th 2006 )
Community events — West Island style ( November 8th 2006 )
Marching to remember ( November 8th 2006 )
Uncovering Peru, Land of the Inca ( November 6th 2006 )
Teeing it up for missing kids ( November 1st 2006 )
Intimate setting for international jazz pianist Oliver Jones ( November 1st 2006 )
‘Snowman Joe’ returns for another campaign ( November 1st 2006 )
Remembrance Day parade ( October 31st 2006 )
Beat the late winter blues ( October 25th 2006 )
Bringing opera to the masses ( October 25th 2006 )
On a mission for Africa ( October 25th 2006 )
Musical hopes to conquer all lovers ( October 25th 2006 )
Play brings out heyday and horrors of World War II ( October 25th 2006 )

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