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Nadeau BarlowMonday, January 4th, 2021 at 1:50pm

Some friends in Paris told us yesterday that only 350 people in France have been vaccinated so far. Indeed, the official figure is 352. Apparently they just don't want to. Puzzling behaviour for a population reputed to have one of the best medical systems in the world!

France vows to boost pace of vaccinations after slow rollout ‘fiasco’

The French government has vowed to ramp up its Covid-19 vaccinations after an outcry from health professionals. France has lagged far behind other nations, including the UK and Germany, in administer…

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Nadeau BarlowTuesday, November 3rd, 2020 at 4:11pm

Come online and celebrate the best of Quebec's English language writing community with us at the Quebec Writers' Federation Awards Gala, tomorrow night 7pm (and get some great ideas for Christmas gifts for the readers in your life).

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Nadeau BarlowTuesday, November 3rd, 2020 at 2:11pm

This is the earliest start of the ski season we can ever remember: Parc Maisonneuve, November 3. There were still Canada Geese flying overhead!

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Nadeau BarlowWednesday, October 21st, 2020 at 8:48pm

Suite aux circonstances entourant la mort de Mme Joyce Echaquan à l’hôpital de Joliette une pétition a été déposé à l'Assemblée Nationale pour demander la reconnaissance du racisme et de la discrimination systémiques envers les Autochtones dans les institutions publiques au Québec. Ceci assure que la pétition sera lue au salon bleu et que les membres du cabinet de Legault devront y répondre. Suivez le lien pour signer...

Pétition : Reconnaissance du racisme et de la discrimination systémiques envers les Autochtones dans les institutions publiques au Québec - Assemblée nationale du Québec

CONSIDÉRANT QUE la mort tragique de Mme Joyce Echaquan à l’hôpital de Joliette a envoyé une onde de choc dans tout le Québec;

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Nadeau BarlowFriday, October 16th, 2020 at 7:58pm

Three categories of finalists left for the QWF book awards: Poetry (Saturday), Non-fiction (Sunday) and Fiction (Monday). Watch a short video of the finalists and see some of the best of Quebec's English-language writing community.

The Concordia University First Book Prize

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Suddenly at Home EIGHT: Beginning of the Day Rituals

Suddenly Home SEVEN: Let the Dishes Pile Up

Suddenly Home SIX: Keeping the kids at a distance

Suddenly Home FIVE: Why Breaks are No Luxury

Suddenly Home FOUR: How Supplies will Save you

Suddenly Home THREE: Work with what you’ve got

Suddenly Home TWO: (Keep) Working 9-5

Suddenly Home ONE: Stake out your territory

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10/15/2019 Charging Ahead: Interview on All in a Weekend

10/03/2019 Op/Ed: Ontario should buy more Quebec electricity

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