All posts on January, 2016

Nothing better describes the life of Nathalie Cole than the music video duet of the classic song, “Unforgettable” which, through the magic of technology, was recorded with her father the legendary Nat “King” Cole, a few years ago. Not only will it leave an indelible imprint on the minds of music lovers across musical genres and generations, but also ensures the musical legacy of the Coles. Fifty years after the death of her father of lung cancer in 1965 the Grammy-winning Natalie Cole died New Year’s Eve, at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles as a result of compilations from various …

FEMMES DU MONDE À CÔTE-DES-NEIGES You never know what will put your partner in a rage? Do you feel controlled by your partner? Come share what you have been going through and get some information. SUPPORT AND ACTION GROUP for women going through or having gone through a difficult or a violent relationship. Every two weeks, Mondays from 1:15 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Starting JANUARY 25th. PAJAMA PARTY PAMPER YOURSELF THIS WINTER Start the winter season off with a bit of self-indulgence and share your secrets to beat the cold. Donuts will be served. Bring your pajamas. Wednesday, JANUARY 20, …

What happened on the 9th Floor of   Sir George Williams University 47 years ago will forever be etched in the annals of race relations in Montreal. Rife with issues of institutional and system racism and police brutality, the events surrounding what became known as the “Computer Riots” marked the lives of many among us today and helped to define our community. Many of those events and individuals are depicted in Ninth Floor a feature documentary by the National Film Board of Canada, produced by Trinidad-born Selwyn Jacobs and written and directed by Mina Shum, an iconic Canadian independent film maker. …