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Westmount recognized for going green
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Westmount’s efforts to go green
have paid off. It was awarded a five
bloom rating, courtesy of the
Communities in Bloom organization, and a honourable mention for
its highly-efficient Westmount
Recreation Centre (WRC) during
the 2014 National Symposium and
Awards ceremony in Charlottetown,
P.E.I, earlier this month.
montreal mayor Denis coderre (left), along with his Westmount counterpart, peter Trent , visit the
Westmount recreation centre sept. 17. Tc media – examiner file photo
City councillor Patrick Martin noted
Westmount’s unhindered attention to the
WRC which opened to the public last
November.
“The WRC added some park space and it is
the only building in the world like it,” he said.
He also mentioned the bond it created
amongst Westmounters as a result of the recreation facility. Leagues of adults and youth
have formed, to add a sense a community
around the arena.
“It is wonderful to see people come toge-
ther like that,” said Martin.
Six million dollars were raised by the community, demonstrating how important this
project was to some. Martin is hoping that this
type of project catches on worldwide – the
WRC did receive attention everywhere.
The WRC was featured in the fall edition
of SABMag, a magazine on the latest commercial ‘green’ buildings in Canada.
“The final result, following a compressed
18-month construction period, is a bold and
innovative solution which optimizes
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and promotes the best topographical and
contextual features of the site and the park
while providing Westmount residents with
high performance, functional and stimulating
communal and sport facility,” wrote the
authors, Erik Marosi and Shawn Moscovitch.
During his visit to Westmount in mid-September, Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre
visited the WRC. He admitted to being astounded by it. The renowned sports fan not only
applauded the state-of-the-art ice rinks and
pool, but the overall charm of the underground facility.
“I believe in underground projects. It is the
way of the future,” he said.
One of the interesting features of the WRC,
and one that played into getting Gold LEED
certification, is the fact that the energy used to
freeze the ice – energy that creates squandered
heat – is used to heat the water of the pool.
“It reduces considerably the energy costs,”
said Martin. “The heating costs were between
$70,000 and $80,000 yearly.”
The city councillor is going to be divulging
a study in the next few months about the
WRC’s first year – including costs saved by the
city by constructing the building.
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departments, industries, businesses and the
private sector with respect to the following criteria: tidiness; environmental action; heritage
conservation; urban forestry; landscape and
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The WRC helped played a role in the environmental recognition award as its the first
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Proposed dog run sites not without issues
Westmount Municipal Association’s dog run survey for public continues
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“At this point, we feel that after encouraging all Westmounters to weigh in on our survey, we’ll have a better view of what
Westmounters really want,” he said.
A majority of respondents to the ongoing
survey have thus far indicated a preference for
a dog run located outside the park, according
to the WMA.
Some residents, however, do favour
Westmount Park as a viable location, Starr
noted.
“This is a very divisive issue,” he said.
Starr added a location, outside of the park,
to the mix.
Public property behind the former
Westmount Train Station is a possibility. “It’s a
fairly large space that isn’t being used by anybody,” said Starr.
“I scratched my head when Hodgins and
Associates did not include that one in the possibilities,” he added.
peter starr of the WmA wants all of Westmount
to partake in determining the best place for a
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It’s unclear whether the said location would
fit the criteria established by the authors of the
study, such as: size, accessibility by foot, and
distance from residential units.
The Westmount Dog Owners’ Association
(WDOA) were content with the three recommended sites proposed by Hodgins and
Associates, following the release of the study in
August.
The online survey will continue for
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The three proposed sites targeted by
Hodgins and Associates dog run study
of the southwest sector are not without
problems, according to the head of the
Westmount Municipal Association.
The green space at the corner of Sherbrooke
Street and Melville Avenue, the area right
across from the children’s play area in the
middle of Westmount Park, and the shuffleboard court “may not be the best places,” Peter
Starr told the Examiner on Tuesday. The city
has been without a dog park in the southwest
sector for two years following the closure of the
Lansdowne dog run due to the construction of
the Westmount Recreation Centre (WRC),
The first two locations are adjacent to children’s play areas as deemed by the 11-page
report; and the shuffleboard court is “the last
quiet place in the park to relax,” said the WMA
president.
However, the WMA, Starr insisted, won’t
take a position on the best possible location for
a dog run in the park.
That decision should be up to
Westmounters, via the WMA’s dog run survey
available at the association’s website.
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Two Montreal Police officers helped save a
driver suffering from a respiratory ailment after
they initially pulled her over for a traffic violation at 8:30 a.m. on Sept. 23 at the corner of
Mountain and Severn avenues.
When constables Marc Desgroseillieres
and Fay Savard pulled up to the vehicle, which
had previously made an illegal left turn at the
intersection, the 18-year-old driver was in
distress, according to Const. Stephan
Laperriere of Montreal Police’s Station 12
neighbourhood headquarters.
With the arrival of the requested ambulance delayed, the officers decided to transport
the woman to the Montreal Children’s
Hospital.
Const. Steven Goldberg was called in to
provide back-up. He later transported the
woman’s vehicle to the hospital.
According to Const. Laperriere, the driver’s
condition improved following medical
assistance.
The driver, he added, won’t receive a fine
for the traffic violation.
“We are humans after all,” said Const.
Laperriere, jokingly.
The figure, he conceded, is consistent
year-round.
“It’s not a lot,” said Const. Laperriere,
adding “we don’t, however, consider it normal.
This is what we’re getting reports of.”
Since he took his post at Station 12,
Laperriere said the figure has been quite
stable.
A designated investigator, along with a specialized task force, is looking into the matter.
Throughout the summer, cars across
Westmount have been targeted for the personable valuables found within. Items typically
stolen include laptops, iPhones, smartphones,
and sunglasses.
“It’s important to hide your stuff,” Const.
Laperriere pleaded. “Don’t make it accessible.
Don’t allow people to think you have stuff in
your car.”
As for the possibility the larcenies are committed by the same individual: “It’s not always
the same person. This can be a crime of opportunity, where a person sees there’s something
in the back seat and decides to act,” said the
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The Beatles are set to crash Victoria Hall during the ‘Replay the Beatles’ night on Oct. 16. If you
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anniversary of the British Invasion. Tickets cost $25 at the door, or $20 in advance at Victoria Hall
(cash only). Cash bar. For info, call 514-989-5226.
On October 5, join a free guided walking tour around the structures of Westmount built to respond to the need of the community in innovative ways. The activity, which is part of the Montreal’s
Architectural Heritage campaign, aims to educate Montrealers about the importance of protecting our heritage. The tour, departing from the Gallery of Victoria Hall at 1 p.m., will lead you
to the Westmount Public Library, the Royal Montreal Regiment Armoury and the Glen Power
Station, among others. For more information, call 514 989-5226.
Support Groups
Hope and Cope is offering two grief support programs for those who have lost a loved one to
cancer. The ‘Mourning Walk’ takes place every Thursday at 10 a.m. on Mount Royal, rain or shine.
Join the group for an invigorating walk, followed by an optional chat over coffee or tea. The
seven-week grief support group (in English) will take place every second Tuesday, beginning in
October 2014. To register for either of these free programs, please call Robyn Wilkenfeld at
514-340-8222, ext. 8535, or 514 973-2254.
The Jewish Genealogical Society of Montreal presents the ‘Sunday Morning Family Tree Workshop
on Oct. 5, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Jewish Public Library. Event is free. Everyone welcome to
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A delegation from the city of
Westmount will meet with SNCLavalin officials next Tuesday to
discuss solutions to the noise levels
produced at the McGill University
Health Centre’s (MUHC) superhospital, the Examiner has
learned.
A recently-formed technical committee is
expected to update city officials on solutions to
the noise level which Westmount’s sound engineer experts deemed beyond the limits allowable by its noise bylaw in July, said mayor
Peter Trent in a conversation with the
Examiner on Tuesday.
“We expect they’ll present to us concrete
solutions,” he said.
City officials and SNC-Lavalin came to an
agreement in a mid-September meeting at the
Notre-Dame-de-Grace-based hospital to
exchange information at subsequent
meetings.
“We agreed, since they were now prepared
to work with us rather than be in denial of the
noise at the beginning, we were prepared to
give information,” said Trent.
The noise began last April when SNCLavalin started testing its cooling and ventilation systems, to the dismay of nearby
residents.
Company officials, in turn, said the noise
was only temporary and would be resolved
once testing is completed.
“We are very happy to say that we are working hands on and are eager to resolve this
situation as soon as possible,” said Lilly The hospital is slated to open sometime in 2015. TC Media – Examiner file photo
Nguyen, a spokesperson for SNC-Lavalin, at
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“This is going to be a hospital, not a quiet environment,” he added.
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