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Journal De La Rue, based in Montréal, Québec, has been a vital presence for youth since its inception in 1992, emerging from the first francophone street newspaper in the world. The organization is dedicated to supporting young authors of urban poetry and fostering a community through the Café Graffiti and Bistro le Ste-Cath, which offers artistic programming and serves as a collaborative space for expressive arts. With its flagship publication, Reflet de Société, and its English counterpart, The Social Eyes, the organization addresses social issues with compassion and critique, providing resources and information to assist the community. Through initiatives focused on mental health and creativity, Journal De La Rue aims to empower youth and promote dialogue within society. Generated from the website

Edipresse Inc., located in Montréal, Québec, has transitioned from its previous activities in book distribution to offering specialized services for publishers, including supplementary distribution and a range of ancillary services. Since its inception, the company has been dedicated to promoting the works of numerous publishers, ensuring their books reach a wider audience. With nearly 40 years of experience in the industry, Edipresse Inc. expresses gratitude to the diverse publishers it has represented and acknowledges the contributions of its collaborators and employees. The company looks forward to continuing its support of the literary community by facilitating the connection between books and readers. Generated from the website

Alexander Press is a distinguished publisher and distributor based in Montréal that specializes in titles encompassing Orthodox theology, spirituality, iconography, and Greek cultural heritage. Offering works in English, French, and Greek, the press emphasizes vital texts on Mount Athos, Greek history, and literature that capture the essence of the Romiosini tradition. Their collection features a range of scholarly and insightful works, including notable titles by respected authors such as Fr. Valentin Sventsitsky and Archimandrite Vasileios. The press not only serves as a valuable resource for those engaged in Orthodox studies but also promotes a deeper understanding of the human condition through the lens of Orthodox anthropology and philosophy. Generated from the website