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Montreal protesters march near Jean Charest's home
Hundreds of people returned to Montreal's streets Monday night, marching toward Premier Jean Charest's home as they continued to protest against tuition hikes and Quebec's new Bill 78 emergency law , which has been criticized as suppressing civil ...
Montenegros: The Best of Dive Bars
We all have that one go-to dive bar, that wonderfully cheap hole-in-the-wall with the great vibe that we inevitably end up at at the end ofA every long night.
Mount Royal Park monument defaced with anti-tuition hike message
A cyclist rides by the George-Etienne Cartier monument in Mount Royal park, which was defaced with a red square symbolizing the protests against tuition hikes MONTREAL - The Sir George Etienne Cartier monument in Mount Royal Park was defaced with ...
Gallery: Montreal protests result in chaos, mass arrests
Protester approach riot policeman blocking St. Catherine's street with flowers after beer cans and large incadencent lightbulbs were thrown at the police at the start of the nightly march through the streets of Montreal Quebec against the tuition ...
Student activism, reborn
Students protesting against tuition hikes kneel in front of a line of Quebec Provincial Police at the Lionel Groulx college Tuesday, May 15, 2012 in Ste.
Seven-hour march debuts resistance to "special law"
In the face of a series of government legislation cracking down on protest rights and threatening their 14-week student strike, several thousand demonstrators marched through downtown Montreal for almost seven hours Friday night.
Dierry Jean and Nicholson Poulard Impress in Montreal
Holiday Inn de Pointe-Claire in Montreal - super lightweight Dierry Jean won a twelve round unanimous decision over tough veteran Lanardo Tyner , who took the fight on late notice, to capture the vacant NABF championship.
Dreams Made Of Diamonds
DREAMS MADE OF DIAMONDS By LEVON SEVUNTS Montreal Gazette http://www.montrealgazette.com/Dreams+made+diamonds/6647069/story.html May 18 2012 QC, Canada As he gently pressed an amber-hot diamond to a rapidly spinning polishing wheel at an upstart d...
"The Government Changed the Rules of the Game"
Thousands of student protesters received an enthusiastic reception as they streamed down Mont-Royal Avenue late on the evening of May 18, marching against tuition hikes.
Quebec's student crisis law stokes unrest
A protester holds a sign depicting Premier Jean Charest during a large rally designed as an act of defiance against Quebec's new law restricting protests.
From rags to Rideau: Canadian politicians share stories of their lousiest jobs
It may be hard to picture, but some cabinet ministers struggled to make ends meet before reaching the halls of power.
Forget tuition fees: If anything calls for a riot, it's Harper's stealth gove...
Want to hear a pitch for a movie? It's sort of a 3-D sequel to Terry Gilliam's Brazil , except twice as weird and four times as depressing.
Why do some places say 'pop' and others say 'soda'? Your questions answered
If you live in southern Ontario, you may be leaving your bungalow in the city behind as you head to the cottage on a summer weekend.
Montreal protest declared illegal after Molotov cocktails
As many as 10,000 people showed up for Friday's nightly protest, which took an abrupt turn after Molotov cocktails were thrown.
Montreal protest declared illegal after Molotov cocktail
Authorities cracked down on thousands of protesters flooding downtown Montreal near the Berri-UQAM metro station after Molotov cocktails were thrown.
24,350 cartons of contraband tobacco and an illegal gun off the streets of Ea...
On May 5th, 2012, an Ontario Provincial Police officer conducting a RIDE program in South Stormont, Ontario, arrested Theresa FODEY from Cornwall, Ontario, for being in possession of nine hundred and fifty cartons of contraband cigarettes.
Marine traffic services centres closures means 13 lost jobs in Thunder Bay
The closing of 10 marine commutations and traffic services centres, including one in Thunder Bay, will result in safety issues, officials with the CAW say.
Supreme Court spot to open up in August
Justice Marie Deschamps, shown at the ceremony where she was sworn in as a Supreme Court justice in 2002, will retire in August, it was announced Friday.
Technoparc Montr al officially launches the future
This 20 acre campus, whose scale is unprecedented in An estimated 70,000 m2 of office and workshop space will be built in six to eight buildings.
Another death for the Hypocrites of Montreal and Canada
Perpetually locked in a nebulous war over language and culture, Montrealers, lemmings trans-generationally mounting each other en route, have once again followed each other over the edge.
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