Michel Chartrand (1916-2010)

One of the major labour relations leader in the history of Quebec , Michel Chartrand, died at the age of 93 years. The man was very colorful in its language and greatly beloved by Quebecers. All testimony after his death confirm the popularity of this man.

See story Le Devoir

The Prime Minister of Quebec Jean Charest accused of favoritism!

The Prime Minister of Quebec Jean Charest is seriously accused of favoritism in the appointment of Judges in Quebec. Is he going to resign? It is the battle of Goliath (Charest) against David (his ex-Justice Minister Marc Bellemare). All observers agree that the charges are very serious and that if they are proven, there will be material to resignation and prosecution. To be continued ...

See story La Presse

To understand Internet - Tara Hunt

A debate is going on between Nathalie Petrowski, Lise Bissonnette and Michelle Blanc about the blogs on the Internet and its significance. According to me, the three "fighters"are wrong and they do not understand their subject of Internet. I suggest they read the book of Tara Hunt "The Whuffie Factor" .The Internet is inevitable but it must be understood.

See site Tara Hunt

See article by Nathalie Petrowski

Henri Cartier-Bresson at the MoMA in New York

The photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson (1908-2004) is the subject of a retrospective exhibition presented in New York at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).The exhibition runs until next June 28 and critics say it is an event worth history with respect to photography in general.

See story The New York Times

Rupert Murdoch and the newspapers

The media mogul Rupert Murdoch has given exclusive interview to American journalist Marvin Kalb. Murdoch talk about his career and the future of media, especially those being led by him.

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Summer reading - Danielle Ouimet in Italy

The actress and Quebec television host Danielle Ouimet has just published her second book: Henry, Italy and me. The book tells the story of her travelling in Italy while recalling various memories and anecdotes about personalities she known like the painter Claude Theberge and pianist Helene Mercier. A very pleasant book to read during summer vacation approaching ...

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It is summer season in Montreal...

Montrealers have celebrated the Easter holiday 2010 as if they were in full summer season. The temperature exceeded 25C during the day of Saturday and many took the opportunity to invade terraces and make hiking under the urban sunshine of spring.

Long live the Easter Summer ...

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Pope Benedict XVI keep the silence...

Pope Benedict XVI has finally understood the situation that is his and what is his only option. In this sense, he copied the strategy of the Queen Elizabeth II: "Never complain, never explain!" The Pope did not mention anything about the sex scandals in his Easter message.
See story The New York Times

The end of the website Quebec89

The website Quebec89 survived for only 6 months. This news did not surprise the creator of LeStudio1.com (a similar site). According to Bernard Bujold:"No independent website can survive without the collaboration of convergence with a large media group. LeStudio1.com has understood that last year and we had to stop sending the weekly newsletter at the beginning of this year last January after 5 years of regular but fruitless efforts to make the project profitable.

See story in La Presse

The secret of Mademoiselle X - Eau Demoiselle de Givenchy

Miss X (LeStudio1.com) has discovered a clone of her while perfumes Givenchy has launched the fragrance EauDemoiselle. The model closely resembles to Miss X and even mascots of LeStudio1.com cannot believe the amazing resemblance between the model of perfume EauDemoiselle and Miss X. A mystery to be discovered!

See site Parfums Givenchy