Saint-Jean-Baptiste: Quebec’s National Day and a Greek South Shore tradition
Every year on June 24, Quebec marks its National Day, better known across the province as Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day. Its roots reach back to ancient summer…
Read MoreEvery year on June 24, Quebec marks its National Day, better known across the province as Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day. Its roots reach back to ancient summer…
Read MoreLocal Journalism Initiative Reporter A steady rhythm of drums echoed along Jean-Talon Street as a sea of blue and white moved through Park-Extension, where…
Christine Fréchette was sworn in as premier of Quebec during a ceremony held at the National Assembly, formally assuming office as the second woman to…
The brightly lit council chamber of the Outremont borough hall, featuring a curved wooden dais and a prominent municipal crest mounted high on the wall,…
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The steady rhythm of regional folk music and the vibrant colors of traditional costumes filled the Palace reception halls in Laval,…
Sunlight streamed across the crowded rows of the Salle Foyer at the Hellenic Community Centre Adrian Maris, illuminating a vibrant gathering of generations united by…
by Dimitri Papadopoulos, with files from John Cocconas In the previous edition of The Montreal Greek Times, we explored the historic six-decade chronicle of Holy…
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The sound of traditional Greek music filled the vast ballroom of Palace Reception Halls in Laval as hundreds of members of…
The deep reverence for family and the matriarchs who anchor the household remains a cornerstone of the Hellenic diaspora in Montreal. Within this cultural framework,…
For members of the Hellenic community, the legacy of the Greek War of Independence is built upon the courage of local chieftains and military leaders….