Independent publication The Montrealer is celebrating its 30th anniversary this month. The paper first started as Today’s Seniors and would officially rebrand as The Montrealer in 2005. Peter Kerr is publisher and editor of The Montrealer and he spoke to Andrew Carter.

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The Montrealer is celebrating its 30th anniversary this month. Starting out as Today’s Seniors, the name The Montrealer became official in 2005 and the name and newspaper has stuck around since. Peter Kerr is publisher and editor of the Montrealer, he spoke to Andrew Carter.

Montreal independent publication, The Montrealer celebrates 30 years

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Sam Watts of the Welcome Hall Mission and James Hughes of the Old Brewery Mission shine light on people who make a difference in society. On this episode, they speak with Valerie Assouline who, with more than two decades of experience as a family lawyer, having been a prominent member of the Quebec Bar since 1998, founded SOS Avocats in 2007. Sandra Watson is Mental Health & Reintegration Director at the West Island Mission. Sandra has over 10 years of experience supporting individuals, families, and seniors facing food insecurity, social isolation, grief, and complex psychosocial challenges.

Sam Watts of the Welcome Hall Mission and James Hughes of the Old Brewery Mission shine light on people who make a difference in society. On this episode, they speak with Valerie Assouline who, with more than two decades of experience as a family lawyer, having been a prominent member of the Quebec Bar since 1998, founded SOS Avocats in 2007. Sandra Watson is Mental Health &amp; Reintegration Director at the West Island Mission. Sandra has over 10 years of experience supporting individuals, families, and seniors facing food insecurity, social isolation, grief, and complex psychosocial challenges.

Montreal independent publication, The Montrealer celebrates 30 years

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