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Saturday Jan. 30th 2010
GUNS UP!
BORN LOW
PLUSMINUS
LOOK BEYOND
L'Inco 4584 Papineau
8pm 10$

February 13th 2010
DEATH THREAT
TRAPPED UNDER ICE
REVENGE
PLUSMINUS
L'Inco 4584 Papineau
7h30pm 15$

20 years ago today

Fourteen women were murdered and 13 women were injured when a gunman stormed Montreal's École Polytechnique on Dec. 6, 1989

"A gunman(Marc Lépine) confronts 60 engineering students during their class at l'École Polytechnique in Montreal on Dec. 6, 1989. He separates the men from the women and tells the men to leave the classroom, threatening them with his .22-calibre rifle. The enraged man begins a shooting rampage that spreads to three floors and several classrooms, jumping from desk to desk while female students cower below. He roams the corridors yelling, "I want women."
Before opening fire in the engineering class, he calls the women "une gang de féministes" and says "J'haïs les féministes [I hate feminists]." One person pleads that they are not feminists, just students taking engineering. But the gunman doesn't listen. He shoots the women and then kills himself. Parents of the Polytechnique students wait outside the school crying and wonder if their daughters are among the 14 dead tonight."

Gone, but not forgotten - R.I.P.- Geneviève Bergeron, Hélène Colgan, Nathalie Croteau, Barbara Daigneault, Anne-Marie Edward, Maud Haviernick, Maryse Laganière, Maryse Leclair, Anne-Marie Lemay, Sonia Pelletier, Michèle Richard, Annie St-Arneault, Annie Turcotte, Barbara Klucznik-Widajewicz

Pitty Party

Special Pit only weekend at The Underdog Club Gallery (4922 Sherbrooke Street West)Dec 5&6 11am-5pm

80 bus line

I wish all Montreal bus drivers loved their job this much
"This guy puts everyone in a good mood, no matter how crowded the bus is"

CML

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1ST 2009
UNDERWORLD, 251 STE-CATHERINE EAST (ST LAURENT METRO,) MONTREAL.
7 PM DOORS, FIRST BAND ON AT 8PM SHARP.
$15. ALL AGES

CRO-MAGS
THE ENDLESS BLOCKADE
SURROUNDINGS
IRON LUNG
PLUS MINUS

5 years already

5 years ago on September 29, 2004, the date of Montreal Expos last home game of that season, the MLB announced that the Montreal franchise would move to Washington, D.C. for the 2005 season.
Screw the MLB! We miss you Expos

This show stinks

"When most people hear the words “art” and “dog,” the iconic image of the furry friends playing poker might come to mind. A local Montreal not-for-profit organization is putting a new spin on canine culture this September by organizing one the city’s first-ever animal adoption art galleries. September 11-27, 2009, The Underdog Club, an organization spearheaded to help find homes for hard-to-place homeless dogs, is hosting the Underdog Club Gallery at 4922 Sherbrooke Street West.

The Underdog Club Gallery will be an interactive experience designed to educate Montrealers about animal abandonment, raise funds for local animal rescue organizations and help hard-to-place dogs find homes. The Gallery will feature a collection of dogs both in pictures and in person for people to greet, play with, and, hopefully, adopt. The dogs selected for the gallery are the “Underdogs” - ­ the older, uglier, less-popular animals that are overlooked day after day in local shelters"