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Sugar Sammy and Simon-Olivier Fecteau developing show for V

blogs.montrealgazette.com — Well it had to happen. Sugar Sammy is going to have his own TV show. Well actually Sammy will have a show with Simon-Olivier Fecteau, the very funny, very talented guy behind that brilliant web series En audition avec Simon. They are developing a half-hour comedy series that will air on V - the old TQS - next winter.

Check out the trailer for The Delivery Man, the remake of Starbuck.

blogs.montrealgazette.com — We're finally getting a sneak peek at The Delivery Man, the Dreamworks remake of the hit 2011 Quebec film Starbuck. The Hollywood studio has just released the first trailer for the film, which is due to hit theatres Nov. 22.
Have you seen the trailer for The Delivery Man, the Dreamworks remake of Starbuck? blogs.montrealgazette.com/2013/05/24/che…

Puerto Rico legislators approve anti-discrimination bill

montrealgazette.com — SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Legislators in Puerto Rico have approved a bill that outlaws employment discrimination based on gender or sexual orientation. Opponents of the bill prayed on the steps of the seaside Capitol building on Friday as lawmakers voted on the measure, which was widely rejected by religious organizations in the conservative U.S.
#PuertoRico lawmakers approved bill outlawing employment discrimination based on gender or sexual orientation. bit.ly/11g10wM #LGBT

Groups want cheaper transit for the poor

montrealgazette.com — MONTREAL - Six years after a Quebec teenager affected with the chromosomal disorder trisomy was refused permission to enrol in a vocational program offered by the Commission scolaire des Samares, an out-of-court settlement between the school board and the Quebec Commission of Human Rights and Children's Rights will see her start the program in September.