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Long live Queen Gisele! | The Press
The new queen of Canadian drag queens, Gisèle Lullaby, has been popular since winning the third season of Canada’s Drag Race ! In addition to appearing with Mayor Valérie Plante…
Need to ‘rebuild’ Hockey Canada | The Press
After saying that members of the Board of Directors and senior management of Hockey Canada should resign en masse because of poor judgment and severe disconnection from reality, a question…
The Press in London | Royal bites
A few crumbs of our stay in London, on the sidelines of the national mourning that is shaking the United Kingdom… Posted at 5:00 a.m. Jean-Christophe Laurence The Press His…
[Opinion] The Press Council, an essential democratic tool
The motion for a permanent injunction that Quebecor Media filed against the Quebec Press Council in 2018 will soon be resolved at the Montreal courthouse. The publishing giant is thus…
Technological winks | The Press
Launched in 2015 in Canada, Starbucks’ mobile payment app quickly became the most popular, used by 42% of “mobile payers”, reported The Press in 2016. Posted at 12:00 p.m. Karim…
Paving stone, life | The Press
I never thought I would ever be moved by a man who talks to me about paving stones. That day came this week when I met Philippe Caron. Posted at…
US Army struggles to recruit | The Press
Official US sources have reported serious recruitment problems within the Russian army, mired in the conflict in Ukraine. However, the American army also faces major recruiting challenges. State of play.…
Let’s talk business tax | The Press
Personal income tax has been the subject of much discussion so far in the election campaign, but the big questions about corporate income tax have been almost forgotten. Yet the…
The phantom votes of the Anglos | The Press
Hey ! Youhoo! This way ! We are still here! Posted yesterday at 3:00 p.m. ANDY NULMAN Co-founder of the Just For Laughs festival, businessmen and native Quebecers Hello, Anglos…
Bringing public health back to center stage | The Press
No one expected a cut-and-dried pandemic exit. Indeed, it has rather eclipsed from the media radar like the leaves that change color in the fall, without us noticing it. Posted…
Our unpublished images | The Press
The photographers of The Press take hundreds of photos every day. Many will never be published, but are nevertheless precious images captured on the fringes of the news, or stolen…
Exceptional landscape in Rivière-Ouelle | The Press
(Rivière-Ouelle) In August 2021, the Quebec government designated Rivière-Ouelle a heritage cultural landscape. The Press went there to understand why this small village in Bas-Saint-Laurent was the first, and still…
Honor without deifying | The Press
PHOTO DOMINIC LIPINSKI, AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE ARCHIVES Queen Elizabeth II in 2011 Boucar Diouf Comedian, storyteller, doctor of biology and host Images of Irish, Oceania natives, Indians and Africans ostensibly showing…
The world in pictures | The Press
International India’s PM tells Putin it’s ‘not the time for war’ (Samarkand) Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Russian President Vladimir Putin that the time was “not for war” on…
The day after the announcement of his retirement, the international press hailed the grace and great class of the Swiss.
The day after the announcement of his retirement from sport, the world press praises Roger Federer, the man with twenty Grand Slam lifts, the “God Save the King” on the…
A reprieve for Sanimax | The Press
The company Sanimax, which “recycles” carcasses leaving slaughterhouses in the province, will be able to continue to discharge large quantities of ammonia into the sewers of eastern Montreal until May…
The humanity of Diane Arbus | The Press
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is offering an exhibition this Thursday devoted to the American avant-garde photographer Diane Arbus: some 90 black and white shots taken between 1956 and…
“God save the King”, “I saw a king”, “We already miss him” … The press around the world pays tribute to the Swiss
If the sports world wakes up on Friday, September 16, with a hangover, it’s because one of its finest ambassadors has decided to say stop. The retirement of Roger Federer,…
The Bloom multiplies | The Press
A new Bloom restaurant has just opened its doors in the Quartier des Spectacles. Following the success of the Old Port branch, chef Christian Manuel Ventura (Momo Sushi, Casa Kaizen)…
A cumbersome patient | The Press
Guy Tessier was terrified at the idea of ending his days in a CHSLD. He had made his wife promise that she would never abandon him in one of these…