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May 17, 2013, 4 Comments

The Board of Trade sets out some criteria for A new mayor for Montréal Between now and the November 3 election, the Boa ...

Montreal General Hospital’s resident archivist and semi-official historian Herb Bercovitz, 89, looks at the hospital’s first patient admissions book dating from 1822-1928. It’s one of many hospital artifacts he has collected over many years. Photograph by: Dave Sidaway , The Gazette
Herb Bercovitz OWN – MGH Archivist
May 4, 2013, No Comments

Montreal General Hospital’s resident archivist and semi-official historian Herb Bercovitz, 89, looks at the hospital†...

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Wednesday Night #1623
April 9, 2013, No Comments

We are delighted that our OWN Peter Trent will return to Wednesday Night after too long an absence to talk about his adv ...

Merger Delusion
Peter Trent launches Merger book
March 6, 2013, 2 Comments

Write-up and photos of Politics and the Pen awards dinner A preview of the Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political Writing ...

Wednesday Night #1601
November 7, 2012, 1 Comment

Thanks to an introduction from Alexandra Greenhill, the evening was enlivened by the arrival of the very engaging Joyce ...

Woodsworth gone from Concordia
September 5, 2012, 1 Comment

Concordia goes through senior administrators like Elizabeth Taylor went through husbands! Peggy Curran blog University C ...

Senator John Lynch Staunton 1930-2012 R.I.P.
August 20, 2012, No Comments

> Why he switched: John Lynch-Staunton glances toward Premier Bertrand while speaking in October 1968. The Union Nati ...

Wednesday Night #1580
June 13, 2012, 1 Comment

In light of all the developments on the Eurozone (however you want to spell it), Peter Berezin’s visit to discuss this ...

Québec in 2011
December 14, 2011, No Comments

Dossier Cyberpresse: Crise au Parti québécois Plan Nord The Plan Nord is the project of a generation. It first offered ...

Wednesday Night #1547
October 26, 2011, No Comments

One feels like a hamster these days, eternally scrambling to reach the end of the news wheel (or reel) but never arrivin ...