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Charity begins right here at home

Article online since December 18th 2009
A few weeks ago, I was one of about 500 people who spent their Saturday morning collecting food for the NDG Food Bank. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. we knocked on the doors of single-family homes and duplexes in NDG, Montreal West and Westmount to ask for non-perishable food items and monetary donations....

by Toula Foscolos / View all articles from Toula Foscolos

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Water main break led to city's most serious crisis

Article online since October 13th 2009
Late Christmas Day 1913, a major break of approximately 60 feet in length occurred in the principal conduit bringing water into the City of Montreal. There had been a problem earlier that December in the very same spot for which a temporary repair job was quickly completed. Everyone knew that...

by Robert N. Wilkins / View all articles from Robert N. Wilkins

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Learning from past mistakes

Article online since August 7th 2009
One of the biggest action blockbusters to hit theatres in summer 2008 was The Dark Knight. It had a lot going for it. Advance buzz of the late Heath Ledger’s Oscar-worthy turn as the villainous Joker added even more anticipation to a film that was already riding on the coattails of its highly...

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On demanding better

Article online since July 31st 2009
I'm going to let you in on a little secret (OK, clearly a very, very insignificant secret, given I'm about to divulge it to an online audience). Here it is. I don't generally buy video games that get average review scores underneath a 9 on 10. And though I do recall the last time I rented a...

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Playing Columbine plays a familiar tune

Article online since July 19th 2009
Montreal’s annual genre cinema festival, Fantasia, is in full swing, and video gamers, or even those marginally interested in the medium, would have done well to attend yesterday night’s screening of Playing Columbine, an admittedly somewhat lengthy documentary chronicling the rise of video...

Other News ( 6 to 32 of 32 )

Nintendo World Store just a wii bit lacking ( July 17th 2009 )
E—what? ( May 30th 2009 )
The unforgettable Louis Rubenstein ( April 9th 2009 )
Friendship: One of life’s most treasured relationships ( April 9th 2009 )
Shopping for luxury at Lux Décor ( March 13th 2009 )
From barely identifiable to overtly sexual: the woman's journey in gaming ( March 6th 2009 )
Newsflash: Like everything else, games, too, should be consumed in moderation ( March 5th 2009 )
Kids deserve, need to have fathers in their lives ( February 20th 2009 )
Picasso's, Phelps and a plenitude of other topics… ( February 13th 2009 )
Octuplets' mother has enough problems already ( February 13th 2009 )
Vacationing after the Vacation ( February 4th 2009 )
This year, saying “Thank you” is more than just polite ( December 19th 2008 )
How to battle the economy blues ( December 12th 2008 )
When politicians fail to sell ( December 5th 2008 )
Embracing gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgendered persons at Cedar Park United Church ( November 22nd 2008 )
Chronicle/Cités-Nouvelles partake in Christmas tree contest ( November 21st 2008 )
Willy Loman would not believe it! ( October 3rd 2008 )
Y-Pod at West Island YMCA ( October 3rd 2008 )
Sigh...My motivation is at an all time low... ( September 12th 2008 )
Treat ‘em all like millionaires, and you’ll get there faster, too! ( September 5th 2008 )
If you don’t hit your number, you can’t have any ice cream! ( August 29th 2008 )
Winner takes all only gets you nothing ( August 22nd 2008 )
You wouldn’t wear a Speedo to a rodeo, would you? ( August 15th 2008 )
You are the face, you take the heat ( August 8th 2008 )
She is so good, she could sell salt to a sea slug! ( July 25th 2008 )
Wash Cycle? Rinse Cycle? Sales Cycle! ( July 18th 2008 )
Spatial awareness ( July 16th 2008 )

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