On June 18th, the St-Jude staff and
community came together to celebrate
their 33 graduates with an outdoor
ceremony.Dimitris IliasIt is an event that all the parents...
On February 12th, students, parents, families, elected officials, partners and volunteers gathered at the Laurent G. Belley Cultural Center in Lorraine for the annual...
Martin C. BarryMembers of the Sacred Heart School of Montreal community raised $60,000 on Jan. 31 during a Raise the Roof capital campaign event...
Blainville’s mayor, Liza Poulin, took advantage of the “Jeudi PerséVERT” event to announce the return of scholarships and awards presented by the city to...
For a week and up until February 17, the green flag of academic perseverance was raised in front of the town hall of Blainville...
Participating in a High school musical production has to be one of the biggest highs in a
students’ life. For the cast and crew of A nightmare before Christmas, a massive production by
the Rosemere High School drama club, directed
by Stephanie Cocking, Covid-19 hit just a few
weeks before opening night. Now, these talented
kids will probably not be able to present their
labor of love. They will not savor all these
special experiences like seeing their work bear
fruit after endless rehearsals hours, that endorphin-inducing applause, those moments on
stage when time stops or attempting to stifle a
paroxysmal attack of the giggles backstage. Yet
the students of Rosemere High are taking it all
in stride and their teacher is coming to realize
how much more this production meant to them
than the end result.
