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In 1948, penniless immigrant Philip Fermanian opened the Cinema Pine in Saint-Adèle. The family’s patriarch, forced to flee Turkey during the Armenian genocide, watched his son Tom grow up behind the projectors. This family-owned movie theatre would hold a unique place in the North American film industry.
Journalist and author Stéphane Desjardins has managed several newspapers and newsrooms (Journal de l’assurance, Finance et Investissement, Québec Inc., Canal Argent/TVA Nouvelles, Coopoint, Géo Plein Air, Le Vélo Urbain, Journal AccèsLaurentides). In 2013, he founded the hyperlocal news network pamplemousse.ca, which he ran until 2018. He currently works as a personal finance and consumer affairs columnist for the Journal de Montréal and the Journal de Québec.
Journalist and author Stéphane Desjardins has managed several newspapers and newsrooms (Journal de l’assurance, Finance et Investissement, Québec Inc., Canal Argent/TVA Nouvelles, Coopoint, Géo Plein Air, Le Vélo Urbain, Journal AccèsLaurentides). In 2013, he founded the hyperlocal news network pamplemousse.ca, which he ran until 2018. He currently works as a personal finance and consumer affairs columnist for the Journal de Montréal and the Journal de Québec.