Workers at the Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec, which operates Montreal’s popular Grande bibliothèque, have agreed on a new contract after lengthy negotiations.
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Kate
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Kate
T’cha Dunlevy goes on here about how Cinéma Moderne is the first café bar movie theatre in Montreal which makes me wonder where I was having coffee on the Main years ago – can’t have been in the Cinéma Parallèle’s Café Méliès – not the “new” one but the old one, further up the street, can it? Not if Dunlevy is unaware it ever existed.
In other café news, it was reported last week that the Olimpico made the Telegraph UK’s list of fifty greatest cafés on Earth. It’s in some hefty company here, magnificent old establishments in places like Naples and Porto and Prague.
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Kate
I’ve read through this piece twice about the issue of reorganization of events in Jean-Drapeau park, about the new amphitheatre being built for Evenko and about some master plan involving the islands, and I can’t make sense of any of it – who’s on what side, what Evenko wants, what the city wants, and why. I don’t think it’s my French comprehension either.
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Kate
The city’s on a hiring rampage for programmers to help upgrade its computer systems.
Update: On Twitter, a reader corrects me, saying they’re looking for IT specialists, not programmers.
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Kate
Shots were fired Friday in Ahuntsic, and three young men have been arrested, although there were no actual victims of the shooting.
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