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Museum marks Phyllis Lambert’s upcoming 100th birthday with a yearlong program

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The Canadian Press. (2026, September 29). Museum marks Phyllis Lambert’s upcoming 100th birthday with a yearlong program. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/quebec/museum-marks-phyllis-lambert-s-upcoming-100th-birthday-with-a-yearlong-program/article_091571d1-b23f-52a2-81eb-b71af6cfe9f3.html

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Phyllis Lambert, a renowned Canadian architect and activist turning 100 this year, spoke about the importance of citizen involvement in urban planning during an event at the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal. At her upcoming birthday celebration, she highlighted Montreal's character as a "city of communities," emphasizing the need for more community participation in shaping the city’s future.

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Phyllis Lambert, a celebrated Canadian architect and activist, addressed a press conference at the Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal to discuss events marking her upcoming 100th birthday. At the age of 99, Lambert emphasized the importance of citizen involvement in shaping Montreal, describing it as a "city of communities." The museum is organizing a yearlong program to honor Lambert's contributions and celebrate her milestone birthday.

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Canadian architect and activist Phyllis Lambert says Montreal needs greater citizen involvement in shaping the city as she approaches her 100th birthday. asserted

she → say → birthday

Speaking at a Canadian Centre for Architecture news conference unveiling plans for her centennial, the 99-year-old described Montreal as a “city of communities.” asserted

old → speak → communities

Museum marks Phyllis Lambert’s upcoming 100th birthday with a yearlong program

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