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    Thousands Of Montrealers Gathered To Honour The Victims Of Quebec's Terrorist Attack (30 Photos)

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    Thousands Of Montrealers Gathered To Honour The Victims Of Quebec's Terrorist Attack (30 Photos)
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    Jeremy Hazan
    January 31, 2017

    Last night there was a vigil at place de la Gare Jean-Talon to honor the victims of the terrorist attack that took place at a mosque in Quebec, Sunday night.

    Thousands of people showed up, the place was absolutely packed by 6:00 pm.

    READ ALSO: Quebec City’s “Terrorist Attack” Shooting Has Changed The Province Forever (20 Tweets)

    People made speeches, lit candles and came together to show that hate has no place here.

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    7 Magical Quebec Towns Near Montreal That Have Serious European Charm During The Winter

    You'll feel like you're in Switzerland, France, Norway or Belgium.
    @whats_up_claire | Instagram, @petite.mariemi | Instagram

    We can't all afford a flight to France or Switzerland this winter, but luckily, there are some majestic Quebec towns that feel like Europe during the cold season.

    So whenever the travel bug hits, these spots all less than five hours from Montreal will scratch your itch for European settings.

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    More Than Half Of Quebec's 8 Biggest Cities Will Have A Woman As Mayor

    In Quebec's city halls, women are kicking ass and taking names.
    Teddy Elliot | MTL Blog

    Women will lead five of Quebec's eight largest cities following the 2021 municipal elections.

    The biggest headline of the night may have been Valérie Plante's triumph over old foe Denis Coderre in Montreal, but across the province, the faces of municipal politics have become more gender-balanced.

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    Service Canada Has Open Jobs In Quebec & They Pay $61,000+ No University Degree Required

    There are 45 jobs up for grabs!
    Mitch Hutchinson | Dreamstime

    The government is in the process of filling a Service Canada job bank and it's advertising salaries of between $61,152 and $65,887.

    On an online recruitment page, the Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) office says it needs to fill 45 benefits officer and program officer positions in Quebec and encourages qualified individuals to apply.

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    Maclean's Ranked Universities In Canada By Reputation — McGill Is 4th & Concordia Is 16th

    UdeM came in at number 8.
    Derek Robbins | Dreamstime, Gauthierdan | Dreamstime

    Maclean's ranked universities in Canada by reputation and several schools in Quebec placed among the top in the country.

    While Montreal was shut out of the top three, McGill claimed fourth place. The Université de Montréal was also in the top 10, at number eight.

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