’77 & Heavy Montréal : First of the ”Festival Trio”
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New rules for shoppers as Quebec government cracks down on crowds as COVID-19 cases hit new record high
The Quebec government has handed out new guide lines for shoppers this holiday season due to the rise of COVID-19 in and around Quebec. The Quebec government will be tightening the screws on the number of shoppers allowed in stores and malls. The Deputy Premier Geneviève Guilbault told the public today she wants Quebecers to
OQLF wants your ‘take-out’ to be your ‘plat à emporter’
Quebec’s language watchdogs, under the watchful eye of Simon Jolin-Barrette (the Minister Responsible for the French Language in the province) are on patrol again. This time they are targeting the use of the words ‘take-out’ as a contributor to the “worrisome decline” of French, especially in Montreal. The OQLF (Office québécois de la langue française)
Are there gender differences in Asperger’s syndrome?
Fortunately, over the years awareness and recognition of autism and its wide spectrum of disorders have grown tremendously. Interestingly, during many studies, a gender gap was noticed, one that was significant enough to present some questions about the reason behind the existence of such a gap in the first place. Young males are diagnosed in
Coronavirus vaccine approved in U.K.
The light at the end of the tunnel seems to be here. British government officials have authorized a COVID-19 vaccine for use to treat emergency cases. This is the world’s first Coronavirus vaccine approved by any country. The vaccine has been produced by the American drugmaker Pfizer and Germany’s BioNTech. “It’s fantastic said British Prime
Promenade Wellington Christmas ‘Le Coeur sur la Well’
Promenade Wellington launched its ‘’Le Coeur sur la Well’’ Christmas campaign on November 20 to support its local merchants and bring a little warmth and enchantment to the community. To get into the holiday mood There’s nothing better than Christmas music and decorations to set the mood for the holidays! Come experience the magic of
18 TO PARTY: Teenage anxieties, dreams, and UFOs
A little bit of nostalgia for those growing up in the 1980s is what this movie brings: Reagan is in the White House, critical times in the economy, and yes, the recurrent topic of UFOs is not far from the thoughts of this group of teenagers. The boys and girls who make up the group
