Many Quebecers think separation has become an outdated idea, writes Paul Leavoy.
Sovereignty issue losing the wind in its sails
Continue reading
Category: Centretown News
Select a news topic from the list below, then select a news article to read.
Canadian voting now a game of ‘eenie-meenie-miney-moe’
Canada prides itself on its democratic tradition. Legally, we are all equal under the law, regardless of our differences. Part and parcel of this tradition is our right to vote.
Country-boy wannabe goes it alone at GCTC
Tears stream down the faces of audience members during opening night of the play “Wingfield on Ice.” Most from uncontrollable laughter, but some due to touching emotional scenes about birth and death.
Local portraitist breathes life into canvas
Three canvases on easels sit by the left wall of the small apartment, leaving little space to walk in and adding life and colour to the white living room. Hues of blue, green and yellow draw the eyes to the portraits in progress, while Christan Nicholson, master artist and 27-year resident of Centretown, points to them and speaks passionately about his work and himself as a portratist.