Looking at innovation in the modern culture of Montréal, a place filled with social hardships, Art Souterrain Resilient Voices is a contemporary drive for resiliency that is a permanent one. Focusing on the problematic aspects […]
Meet Charli, an adorable kitty who is sure to make you fall in love! This beautiful senior cat is simply irresistible. A favorite of the SPCA staff, Charli is a big ball of love just […]
Emna Achour est une humoriste émergente qui ne cesse de séduire le public québécois. En effet, féministe et engagée, Emna Achour parle de sujets importants qui font réfléchir a travers son humour. Cette semaine, nous […]
The beautiful Lolita is a tortoiseshell about 9 years old. She is by nature a little shy and timid, but once she gets the hang of it she is really sweet! This young lady is […]
Buddy is a beautiful cat of only 2 years old. This young boy is a bit shy and needs time to trust the humans around him. Buddy is healthy and ready to find his family […]
Autrice, illustratrice, streameuse et humoriste, Marie-Hélène Racine-Lacroix nous dévoile sa personnalité a travers ces différentes pratiques. Dans ses spectacles, Marie-Hélène n’hésite pas à aborder des sujets encore tabous à notre époque tels que la grossophobie […]
Meet Chance, a very sweet 2 year old kitty. A former alley cat, Chance lived mostly outside until a generous citizen took him in. He was able to enjoy the warmth of a home for […]
Earl is a very active and playful little kitten: everything is a toy! He loves to cuddle and kiss and is never far from his human. He is very social, both with other animals and […]
Pascal Cameron est un humoriste québécois qui sait marquer les esprits. En effet, son humour cynique, un poil insolent, pique juste là où il faut pour captiver ses spectateurs. En plus d’avoir des textes toujours […]
Mars is an adorable 1-year-old dog looking for a loving home. This big lovebug is always willing to give kisses in exchange for cuddles! He’ll whine to get your attention, especially when you are cooking […]
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