Nestled amidst the tranquil embrace of La Bullerie's picturesque decor, MTAC embarked on a journey of profound significance. Their event launch for a cancer cause marked not just a beginning but a beacon of hope. This charity-driven endeavor set a remarkable tone for an extraordinary mission.
The Mission of Dedication of MTAC
MTAC, driven by visionaries like Dr. Tammy Gafoor with unwavering commitment, and her dedicated team of directors invests their time and energy in a cause close to their hearts. This inaugural event highlighted their steadfast commitment to creating positive impact and swiftly emerged as a purpose-driven organization. Their roots firmly planted in the idyllic setting of La Bullerie, a location exuding natural beauty and serenity, provided the perfect backdrop for their noble cause.
MTAC's remarkable launch is more than just an event; it's a powerful movement uniting people for a cause that's changing lives.
As MTAC looks forward, its legacy of making a meaningful impact in the world of charity and community engagement continues to flourish.
Before we delve into the concert itself, let's take a moment to appreciate the musical genius of Beethova Obas. Born in Ayiti, Beethova is not just a singer; he's a composer, songwriter, and guitarist extraordinaire. His music transcends genres, blending elements of folk, jazz, and world music into a harmonious symphony that tugs at the heartstrings of his listener
The Ayitian singer, and composer(Beethova Obas is a very conscious musician with not afraid of political messages in his music while caressing the eardrums of music lovers at the same time denouncing government and social blunders.
A Fusion of Styles
What makes Beethova Obas truly exceptional is his ability to fuse diverse musical styles seamlessly. His guitar melodies evoke the passion of flamenco, the introspection of jazz, and the rhythms of Haitian compas. This musical fusion creates a soundscape that is both enchanting and thought-provoking.
Beethova Obas in concert in Montreal is not just a musical event; it's a celebration of artistry, culture, and the universal language of music. It's a reminder that music has the power to transcend boundaries, connect hearts, and inspire change. Leaving the audience with a deeper appreciation for the beauty of Ayitian music and culture, they carry with them not only the melodies of the evening. Beethova Obas's performance is a testament to the enduring power of music to touch the soul and unite us all. The high-calibre artist will be in Montreal for the pleasure of his fans.
A cocktail will be reserved from 6 p.m.
You will have to take photos with the artists
A cocktail will be offered to VIPs at the price of $100
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Majors networking extravaganza is happening in Montreal and Quebec province's first Montreal Career Fair and Training Expo, on September 6th. following the Job fair of Laval on 21 September and many similar happening in other cities in the province. Later the the start-up mass 8th edition on October 5th to help forge business Connections and Friendships.
Laval is not only a picturesque city but also a bustling hub of diverse industries. As you step into the Job Day Fair, brace yourself for a panoramic view of opportunities spanning technology, healthcare, finance, and more. From established giants to emerging players, employers from various sectors will converge under one roof, eager to connect with talented individuals like you.
MONTREAL CAREER FAIR AND TRAINING EXPO
From Sept 6th 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM EDT / Montreal Convention Centre
O’Connor died at age 56 on Wednesday, July 26. Her family confirmed the news in a statement to RTE, noting,
A cause of death was not revealed at the time. O’Connor is survived by her three children: Jake, Roison and Yeshua. In January 2022, O’Connor announced that her son Shane died by suicide at age 17.
O’Connor became a household name for her rendition of “Nothing Compares 2 U.” Her take on the iconic Prince song earned a series of Grammy nominations
One of the most formidable and often controversial figures in '90s music, O'Connor's career was too often defined by headline-grabbing behaviours that saw her lambasted by religious and conservative groups.
The most memorable of these was a 1992 performance on NBC's Saturday Night Live in which the singer tore up a photo of Pope John Paul II.
In a Sept. 6 interview with The Times, O’Connor strongly criticized the Roman Catholic Church. “Even if you don’t practice Catholicism, all the rules by which we live have been passed down for centuries by them,” she said.
“They’ve been telling us God is outside of us, that we are powerless. That’s why so many people feel lost, why they get so frustrated that they feel there is nothing to live for and they abuse their children.”