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Wine makers of Paris are fighting to stage a grape growing renaissance in and around the capital.

MONTREAL , Feb. 8, 2012 /CNW Telbec/ - The Federation of Quebec Maple Syrup Producers (FPAQ) is pleased to present the 100 Maple Masters who will line the Maple Gourmet Road in 2012. Of these, 17 are new ...

There are times when Paris is touched by other cultures. This is Paris's India moment.

It’s five years and a handful of weeks since former Leicester Tigers coach Pat Howard sat on a battered old sofa in the club’s training grounds and described Thomond Park as “just a field” to a scrum of English and Irish journalists.

France coach Philippe Saint-Andre has opted to retain the same matchday squad that powered past Italy on Saturday for his side's second Six Nations outing against Ireland next weekend

The French capital has a well-established, if rough-edged Little India. Elaine Sciolino takes a walk — and a look, sip and taste.

Self-styled 'Mr Ordinary' employs populism, pop and 'the French dream' in bid to become first Socialist president since Mitterrand On a vast stage in a hanger north of Paris, in front of thousands of screaming fans, stood a man in a sober suit and sensible tie. This was France's self-styled Mr Ordinary, who once appeared so jovial, placid and unthreatening that his own party called him The ...