Je t’aime bien – roughly pronounced juh tehm bee-ahn – looks a lot like the French expression je t’aime, which means “I love you”. So Je t'aime bien means 'I really, really love you' right? Wrong.

Bruised by a love affair gone sour, Jerome (Eric Debets) journeys from Paris to Los Angeles over Christmas, longing for a change of scenery and dreaming of a career in the movies. By Stephen Farber, ...

In April 2024, the Paris Tourist Office moved to 101, quai Jacques-Chirac (15th arrondissement). In addition to welcoming and informing visitors, it promotes Parisian tourism. The Paris je t'aime - ...

This speech first appeared in The Globe and Mail on Oct. 4, 2000, the day after Justin Trudeau delivered his eulogy at the state funeral for his father, Pierre Trudeau, at Notre-Dame Basilica in ...