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  • The Refugee

    The Refugee
    May 15 2017

    Award-winning novelist Kim Thúy has called Montreal home since making the harrowing journey from communist Vietnam by boat with her family in 1979.
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    33 min
  • The Rabbi

    The Rabbi
    May 8 2017
    As her temple's first female — and lesbian — rabbi, Lisa Grushcow's focus on inclusion, diversity, cross-cultural partnerships and modern motherhood challenges conservative religious traditions.
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    33 min
  • The Prodigy

    The Prodigy
    May 1 2017
    Saint-Lambert's Daniel Clarke Bouchard has played Carnegie Hall, The Ellen Show, studies piano at The Juilliard School and takes advice from Oliver Jones. All this, and he's just recently turned 17.
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    32 min
  • The General Manager

    The General Manager
    Apr 24 2017
    Meg Hewings is the general manager of the city's first professional women's hockey team, Les Canadiennes, checking gender stereotypes in Montreal's iconic sport.
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    33 min
  • The Survivor

    The Survivor
    Apr 17 2017
    His two-year battle with an aggressive form of cancer inspired Jamaican-Canadian rapper, producer and performer Jonathan Emile to take on social issues through art and activism.
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    31 min
  • The Enforcer

    The Enforcer
    Apr 10 2017
    From walking the beat in the 1970s to putting away Hells Angel Maurice "Mom" Boucher, retired head of the SPVM Major Crimes Unit André Bouchard casts a critical eye on shifts in Montreal's law enforcement culture.
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    27 min
  • THE CHEF

    THE CHEF
    Apr 3 2017
    Internationally renowned chef Antonio Park can stand the heat. After fire ravaged two of his restaurants, the South Korean/South American Montrealer is expanding his culinary empire. But that has a cost.
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    35 min
  • THE DREAMER

    THE DREAMER
    Apr 3 2017
    Kahnawake-born filmmaker Tracey Deer brings the raw, funny and rarely explored experiences of women on the rez into the spotlight through her hit TV series, Mohawk Girls. Her place in her own community is now uncertain.
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    36 min