Le Journal

En 2019, Framboise et Kiwi*, deux journalistes écolos, traversent l’Europe en auto-stop, de la Suède à l’Espagne. Leur objectif : explorer des lieux autonomes et écoresponsables pour imaginer d’autres façons de vivre. De zones à défendre (ZAD) en écovillages, ce voyage initiatique questionne le rapport au capitalisme, à la liberté et à l’habitat. Plusieurs années […] The post Carnet de voyage : une communauté suédoise avant-gardiste first appeared on Mr Mondialisation.

Thursday night hockey is upon us, folks! After a brief journey through the center of the country, the Bruins are back at the friendly confines of TD Garden tonight to host Bruce Cassidy, Mitch Marner, and a host of other familiar faces. This will be a quick, two-game homestand for the Bruins, who will host Montreal on Saturday night before heading to Manhattan next week. Anyways, tonight represents another good test for the B’s after a relatively listless performance in Dallas on Tuesday. Bruins! Golden Knights! Discuss.

InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips As we head deeper into 2026, understanding specific market patterns may matter far more than any resolution you made a few weeks ago. The post Circle These Dates: The Market’s Next Big Windows appeared first on InvestorPlace.

Just the facts When: Tonight, 7 PM Where: TD Garden – Boston, MA How to follow: NESN, 98.5 The Sports Hub Opposing perspective: Knights On Ice Know your enemy 24-12-12, 60PTS, 1st in the Pacific Division Jack Eichel: 17G-40A-57PTS; Mitch Marner: 12G-39A-51PTS; Mark Stone: 18G-30A-48PTS Akira Schmid: 15-4-5, 2.45 GAA, .897 save percentage Game notes After their brief road trip ended with a shellacking in Dallas, things don’t get any easier for the Bruins as the first-place Vegas Golden Knights come to town. While Vegas is first in the Pacific, they’re actually only two points better than the Bruins in the standings (albeit with two fewer games played), perhaps an indicator of the overall weakness of the Pacific this season. To illustrate: the Ottawa Senators are last in the Atlantic with 53 points, a total that would be good for 3rd in the Pacific. Many people (not really) are calling this the RASMUS ANDERSSON REVENGE BOWL, with the former Calgary defenseman landing with the Golden Knights last weekend after reportedly being close to heading to Boston. Andersson didn’t suit up for Vegas in their Monday night loss to Philadelphia, reportedly due to immigration/paperwork issues. He may be available tonight, but given the current state of affairs in the U.S., there could be further delays. Perennial future Bruin Jack Eichel has been the leader for the Golden Knights this season, producing at a 1.4 PPG pace. Eichel has 3G-8A-11PTS totals in his last five games. After leaving Toronto over the summer, it took Mitch Marner some time to get going in Vegas. However, he eventually found his game and is currently producing at slightly more than a point-per-game pace. His 51 points would lead the Maple Leafs, if you want to laugh. Both teams come into this game on the backs of streak-busting losses. Vegas’s loss to Philly on Monday night ended a seven-game winning streak, while the B’s flopped in Dallas to end a six-game streak. Former Bruin Jeremy Lauzon is now plying his trade out in Vegas, where he as 0G-8A-8PTS totals in 34 appearances this season. The Bruins lost Vladislav Kolyachonok to a waiver claim from Dallas on Wednesday afternoon, a full-circle moment as the B’s originally claimed him off waivers from Dallas. SYMMETRY. The B’s also returned defenseman Billy Sweezey to Providence on Wednesday. See ya tonight!