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Baie-Comeau · Baie-ComeauThe icon of the Aboriginal music of Uashat mak Manki-utenam officially entered the Canadian Authors and Composers' Hall of Fame. The Induction Ceremony of the Legends event took place on Monday in Montreal. Michel Pagliaro, François Cousineau and Kate & Anna McGarrigle also joined Florent Vollant at the Pantheon during this evening. "Florent Vollant has always been able to spread our stories, our language and our territory with incomparable sens…See the Story
Florent Vollant Among the Great Songwriters
Baie-Comeau · Baie-ComeauThe Serge-Bouchard high school in Baie-Comeau was named winner of the 2025 Full-Scale Prize for its project of snacks prepared by students in school adaptation. The initiative, which allows for the cooking of nearly 1,500 snacks a week, was distinguished for its concrete impact on the inclusion and autonomy of young people. The Office des personnes handicapées du Québec today unveiled the recipients of the ninth edition of the Full-Scale Prize, …See the Story
Serge-Bouchard School Awarded for an Inclusive Culinary Project
Marijuana · Baie-ComeauThe Domrémy Unit of Baie-Comeau is launching a campaign to raise awareness of the abuse of five psychoactive substances: alcohol, cannabis, amphetamines, cocaine and opioids. This order from CISSS Côte-Nord is aimed primarily at high school youth and young adults. "Maybe young people don't necessarily know the effects of substances, so sometimes it can cause harmful consequences. And I think we can never raise awareness enough," says Curby Chare…See the Story
