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DESCRIPTION:\n\n \n\n \n\nAn evening of documentary storytelling at Cinéma 
 du Parc\n\nJoin us for the opening event of the Annual Grand Challenge at 
 Cinéma du Parc—an evening of powerful short documentary films that bring t
 he human realities of climate change to the screen. Through intimate journ
 alism and storytelling\, these films center lived experiences and voices t
 hat are too often left out of the climate conversation.\n\nThe Sustainable
  Growth Initiative is proud to be hosting two Canadian journalists\, Leila
  Beaudoin and Maxime Corneau\, whose work brings audiences to the frontlin
 es of environmental transformation in Canada’s coastal communities. Each s
 hort film will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker\, offering space fo
 r reflection and discussion.\n\nDate: March 17\, 2026\n	Time: 5:30–7:30 PM
 \n	Location: Cinéma du Parc 3575\, avenue du Parc – suite 6100\n\nReserve y
 our seat now\n\nSpots are limited.\n\n\n	\n	Featured Films & Speakers\n	\n	Lei
 la Beaudoin\n\n	All Eyes on the Water\n\n	“All Eyes On the Water” explores t
 he threats that storm surges pose to the people\, culture\, and infrastruc
 ture of Western and Northern Newfoundland. As sea levels rise and storms i
 ntensify\, it’s not just the fishery and the livelihoods of the people tha
 t are at stake\, but also the rich cultural heritage of these coastal comm
 unities.\n\n	Leila Beaudoin left the daily newsbeat to live by the sea. She
  returned to her coastal home post-pandemic to focus on climate change\, o
 ceans\, and fisheries. Her work is told through rural witnesses\, coastal 
 communities\, and nature.\n\n	She lives in a tiny home on the Northwest Atl
 antic. When she’s not there she’s working with CBC Newfoundland and Labrad
 or.\n\n	 \n	\n	Maxime Corneau\n\n	TUKTOYAKTUK : Où aller quand l’océan nous en
 gloutit ?\n\n	Set in the Arctic community of Tuktoyaktuk\, this film explor
 es the urgent question of displacement as rising seas and erosion threaten
  homes\, infrastructure\, and ways of life.\n\n	Maxime Corneau is a journal
 ist at Radio-Canada since 2010. He covers environmental issues with a focu
 s on the lived experiences of the people behind the headlines.\n\n\n\n\n
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LOCATION:Cinéma du Parc 3575\, avenue du Parc – suite 6100
SUMMARY:Annual Grand Challenge on Sustainability powered by Gildan – Openin
 g Night
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/channels/channels/event/annual-grand-challenge-su
 stainability-powered-gildan-opening-night-370714
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