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Agape honours seniors on computers and caregivers
Chomedey group holds recognition evening at Château Royal
MARTIN C. BARRY
Chomedey’s Agape Association held a special
recognition evening at the Château Royal on
March 22 during which caregivers who took
part in knowledge-building workshops over
the past year were honored. Seniors who
completed a computer training workshop were
also rewarded with certificates of recognition.
Learning to be a caregiver
“Because of the great success of our project
with the caregivers of seniors, we are rewarding them for the excellent work that they’ve
done with their families,” said Agape’s Betty
McLeod. “We’re also honouring the seniors who
got involved in our computer classes, which are
offered free of charge every year.”
The caregivers followed Agape’s series of
workshops, sponsored by ‘l’Appui pour les
Proches Aidants d’Ainés de Laval,’ and given
by knowledgeable guest speakers over the past
year. Topics ranged from nutrition, community resources in Laval and available to them,
warning signs of caregiver stress and burnout,
prescription medication, technical aids in the
home as well as legal planning concerning
caregivers most.
Participation rewarded
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Certificates were handed out to all partici-
pants who were present, as well as to the guest
speakers in recognition of their participation
informing and guiding the caregivers during
the workshops. According to statistics based on
2006 census data, 298,645 caregivers (15 years
and older) are believed to reside in Laval who
provide a varying number of hours of support
to their aging loved ones. Of these caregivers,
some 50,495 are 65 years of age and older and
60 per cent of these are women.
The other seniors honoured were participants
in the ‘Seniors Leading the Way’ project. Agape
provided computer courses to seniors 55 years
and older. Participants learned the basic use of
computers with the Windows operating system
as well as the basics of navigating the internet
and using e-mail.
During the evening, Agape
also paid homage to one of
its most loyal volunteers:
Wilma Gumpert.
Expanding seniors’ horizons
The purpose of the project, according to
Agape, was to teach seniors how to tap into
resources useful to seniors on the Internet, with
particular emphasis on elder abuse prevention.
Those who excelled the most in their learning
are now expected to share their knowledge by
teaching other seniors what they learned
through Agape’s course. A parallel benefit of
the course was that it provided the seniors with
stimulation in the form of learning, which may
be beneficial in curbing cognitive loss which
can occur with advancing age.
Participants who completed Agape’s ‘Seniors Leading
the Way’ computer training
courses are seen here with
Agape staff social worker Ian
Williams.
Trudeau Liberals’ first budget
contains
immigration
measures
Finance Minister outlines spending to Newsfirst Multimedia
MARTIN C. BARRY
In a conference call from Ottawa with
journalists from media all over Canada last
week, federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau
told Newsfirst Multimedia that the Liberal
government’s 2016 budget proposes to reduce
immigration processing times to prioritize
family reunification, while increasing funding
for settlement programs to better welcome
newcomers.
Reducing poverty
Morneau also said the federal government
is “committed to strengthening Canada’s place
in the world by ensuring that Canada’s international assistance priorities are focused on
poverty reduction and by promoting peace and
security.”
‘We are committed
to getting permanent
housing for the
Syrian refugees who’ve
come to Canada’
This year, according to Morneau, the government intends to admit 300,000 new permanent
residents — the highest number since more
than a hundred years ago when people were
fleeing hardships and conflicts leading up to
the First World War. Morneau said budget
2016 proposes to reduce processing times and
make family reunification a priority in Canada’s
immigration system.
Resettling Syrian refugees
He said the government intends to resettle an
additional 10,000 government-assisted Syrian
refugees in 2016, and reduce immigration
processing times to help reunite families faster.
In a statement issued by Morneau’s ministry,
they say “Canadians have been deeply affected
by the refugee crisis in Syria and the surrounding region and have expressed the desire to
help.”
In November 2015, the Government commit-
ted $678 million over six years, starting in
2015–2016, to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees
by February 29, 2016, and by committing to
resettle an additional 10,000 government-assisted Syrian refugees over the course of 2016.
Budget 2016 provides $245 million more
over five years for the identification, overseas
processing, transportation and resettlement of
the additional 10,000 Syrian refugees.
“We are committed to getting permanent
housing for the Syrian refugees who’ve come to
Canada,” Morneau told Newsfirst Multimedia
regarding some of the ways that the above sums
will be spent, while adding that Immigration
Minister John McCallum had previously stated
that he believes permanent housing can be
found by June for the 25,000 Syrian refugees
who arrived in Canada by the end of February.
Resettlement procedures
“That is certainly our target in that regard,”
Morneau continued. “I think you can imagine
that the processing initiatives for the next group
of immigrants coming is similar in the sense
that we need to interview people, do health
reviews and we need to ensure that we resettle
people in a way that allows them to start their
lives in Canada.”
According to Morneau, the 2016 budget
offers immediate help to those who need it
most and lays the groundwork for long-term
economic growth. As of Jan. 1, he added, the
Liberal government’s new middle-class tax
cut will affect roughly 9 million Canadians
who can expect to receive a bigger paycheque
as a result.
Another measure in budget 2016, the government’s new Canada Child Benefit, is being
promoted by the Liberals as “a simpler, tax-free,
more generous, targeted benefit that helps those
who need it most: the middle class.” They say
that starting in July, nine out of ten families will
receive more money than they did under the
previous government.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Finance Minister Bill Morneau.
the future.” This includes new investments in
infrastructure that total more than $120 billion
over the next decade. As an immediate first
step, the government will invest $11.9 billion
in modern and reliable public transit, water and
wastewater systems, affordable housing, and in
retrofits and repairs to protect existing projects
from the effects of climate change.
boot camp
“Our plan will recapture the hope and optimism for the future that existed in previous
generations, and put it to work for the next,”
the Finance Minister added. “Real change is not
just about today or tomorrow. It is about revitalizing the economy in the years and decades to
come, so that it works for the middle class and
helps those working hard to join it.”
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are ready to roll
Infrastructure spending
Morneau said budget 2016 signals a new
approach that will create jobs and improve
the quality of life for Canadians “today and in
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Jean Lapierre, Quebec political commentator, dead at 59
Lapierre’s opinion on Quebec politics heard
daily by thousands
Lapierre was born in Bassin, Que., in 1956.
He was first elected to the House of Commons in
1979, the same year he graduated from the
University of Ottawa law school. As politician and pundit, Jean Lapierre stood
at the centre of Quebec politics for more than
a generation.
He died Tuesday in a plane crash as he
made his way to his father’s funeral in the
Îles-de-la-Madeleine
Lapierre, 59, had a near ubiquitous presence
in Quebec media in recent years. He was a go-to
political commentator on radio and television in
both official languages.
On any given day, his opinions and reporting
about federal and provincial politics were heard
by hundreds of thousands of Quebecers.
Lapierre and the rat-pack But before joining the fourth estate, Lapierre
was known as a masterful if chameleon-like political operative.
He spent the first decade of his elected career
as a Liberal MP for Shefford, Que., serving as the
deputy House leader in 1984.
In Opposition, he developed a reputation for
his acerbic questions and was part of the so-called
“rat pack,” a group of young hotshot Liberal MPs
that included Sheila Copps, Brian Tobin and
Don Boudria.
“We were part of a group that was trying
to save the party after the big 1984 defeat,”
Copps said Tuesday, after learning of Lapierre’s
death. “We worked together every day.”
But when the Meech Lake accord was
torpedoed, with the help of several prominent
Liberals, he questioned the direction of his party.
The rise of Donald Trump and the resurgence of the right
4 •
Should anyone be alarmed that Donald
Trump – currently leading the field to be the
Republican Party nominee – stands a good
chance of going on to become President of
the United States? Probably, considering that
Trump’s election to office would mark the first
time a demagogue of such proportions would
lead the world’s most powerful nation.
The increasing right-wingism developing
in the U.S. mirrors a corresponding mood in
central and eastern Europe, where a continuing
influx of migrants fleeing the Middle East is
causing even the most liberal-conservative of
European nations, such as Germany, to lose
patience while trying to keep in step with the
public mood – lest they lose control to rightwing leaders.
As Chicago Tribune political writer Steve
Chapman stated in a recent column, American
political activists who have had the nerve to
merely hold up signs in silent protest at Trump
rallies have had them ripped away. Protesters
have also been pushed, kicked, punched and
spit on, Chapman noted. “If you see somebody
getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the
crap out of them,” Trump told supporters at
one rally.
“This is a man who, in his rallies, has told his
supporters to basically beat up the people in
the crowd and he’ll pay their legal fees, someone who has encouraged people in the audience to rough up anyone who stands up and
says something he doesn’t like,” Republican
nomination rival Marco Rubio has stated
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about Trump.
“Louder were the cheers when Trump roared
‘Get ‘em outta here!’ to summon his security
team after protests erupted,” David Von Drehle
wrote in a March 14 Time Magazine profile
describing a Trump campaign event. “The
crowd had seemed quite mild just before, and
just after, these Orwellian minutes of hate.
But the delight in the clash, and the frisson of
implied violence, was unmistakable.”
Trump has also made abundantly clear
his loathing of the media, as well as his
contempt for the U.S. constitution’s first
amendment guaranteeing press freedom. It’s
notable that during almost every speech, he
routinely spends several minutes pointing
at the press and working the crowd into a
frenzy as he derides the journalists. Trump
has also proposed to curtail freedom of the
press as defined by the U.S. Supreme Court,
by changing libel laws to make it easier for
public figures to win lawsuits.
Trump habitually accuses the media of
untruthfulness: “The most dishonest people
in the world,” he has called the press. For
example, he recently said The New York Times
was lying after it reported that he proposed
a 45 percent tariff on Chinese imports. This
despite the fact Trump made the statement
during an interview with the Times editorial
board, during which an audio recording was
made and stands as proof of his statements.
This is all apart from Trump’s pre-campaign pledges. They include building a wall
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between the U.S. and Mexico (and then billing
it to the Mexican government), refusing entry
into the U.S. to Muslims, and adopting new
and radically protectionist U.S. foreign trade
policies that would probably precipitate trade
wars after brushing aside international trade
agreements such as NAFTA and the more
recent Trans-Pacific Partnership.
In the meantime, Trump has stated that he
admires Russian President Vladimir Putin. This
ought not be surprising, taking into account
that fundamentally they are both oligarchs who
believe that raw individual strength should
determine who’s fit to lead a nation, rather than
democratic principles. If Trump should go on
to win not just the Republican nomination but
also the presidency, the world could well find
itself looking at a new and ascending political
order defined increasingly by oligarchs.
With all that’s negative about the man, on
a more positive note Trump may actually not
be as bad as he initially seems. One has to
take into account that he is a native of New
York City and that New Yorkers typically have
a very rough and rude exterior. But they’re
also known for being big hearted under the
right circumstances and for getting things
together with major acts of generosity when
the need calls for it. So here’s to hoping that
Donald Trump falls into this latter category
and that if he becomes President of the U.S. a
more humane side to him will emerge and he
becomes more of a statesman.
– Martin C. Barry –
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At the 1990 Liberal convention,
Lapierre campaigned against Meech Lake opponent Jean Chrétien, openly calling him a «sell-out.»
Later, Lapierre would stun his Liberal
colleagues when he joined Lucien Bouchard
and dozens of other disaffected Progressive
Conservative and Liberal MPs to form the Bloc
Québecois.
That bold move helped launch a sea-change
in federal politics, as the Bloc would spend the
better part of the next 20 years as the dominant
Quebec party.
He stepped away from politics in 1992, becoming a media commentator.
Return to the Liberals
But Lapierre changed his colours again, back
to Liberal red, to help rescue the party amid the
sponsorship scandal.
P
aul Martin turned to Lapierre’s Rolodex and
charismatic personality ahead of the 2004 election, making him his Quebec lieutenant.
“I never saw myself as a separatist,” Lapierre
said at the time. “I saw myself as somebody who
wanted to bring about a level playing field for
Quebec.”
In spite of the sponsorship scandal, Lapierre
helped the Liberals win enough seats in Quebec
to salvage a minority government for Martin. He
was rewarded by being named transport minister.
Even Lapierre, though, could do little to stem
the desire for a change prompted by the revelations at the sponsorship scandal inquiry led by
Justice John Gomery.
He was one of the few Liberal MPs who kept
their seat after the Grits were turfed from power
in 2006.
But he resigned from politics shortly thereafter,
joining the French-language TVA network to
co-host a popular political program with Paul
Larocque.
“Paul Martin became prime minister and then
got hit by a big truck called Gomery,” Lapierre
said while announcing his retirement. “After that, it was very difficult. People didn’t
trust any more politicians in general and Liberals
in particular. In those murky waters, it was difficult for anyone to swim and stay afloat.”
‘Someone who loved politics’
“I think he’ll be remembered as a person who
absolutely loved politics, who loved communicating it,” said Bernard St-Laurent, who spent
years covering Lapierre as CBC›s chief political
correspondent for Quebec. “There are a lot of people who can be quite
cynical of politics.… but Jean was one of the
people who saw that politics was more than
that and because of his passion for it, was able
to communicate it.”
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Letters to the Editor
federal infrastructure funding
Our freshwater in Canada
If 1/5 of the world’s freshwater reserves are
in our Canada and that Canadian believe and
understand that water sustains life, human
life, ecosystem’s life, why is freshwater not
protected.
Why are we dumping so much chemicals
into it, why are companies allowed to dump
cancerigenous substances, why are filtration
plants not filtering all the medication entering
our sewer systems, and why do we let the fish
we eat swim in chemicals, medication residues,
and sewage in general. We should not let foreign
investors, or foreign companies get control over
our Canadian freshwater system. We can be
bought so easily that I’m ashamed of the lack of
entrepreneurship of Canadians when it comes
to our natural resources.
Support Bill 86
Thank you
Lorraine Mougeot
(TLN) The Société de Transport
de Laval (STL) says it is pleased with measures contained in the Infrastructure and
Investment Plan announced last week by
Federal Minister of Finance Bill Morneau.
“The investments announced in the budget
are a significant step forward to ensuring the
long-term financial planning of public transit,”
the STL said in a statement. The STL said
it wished to highlight some of the priority
projects taking place in its area of service.
De Cotis, president of the STL’s board of directors and vice-president of the City of Laval’s
executive committee.
He said that as a part of the $924
million dedicated to Quebec over a threeyear period, the STL plans to consolidate the
financing required to acquire new buses, build
new storage and maintenance infrastructures
for vehicles and pursue the development of
preferential bus measures (PBM).
Sustainability ensured
In addition, the STL believes that the second
phase of the Infrastructure Plan’s $48 billion
investment, which will be rolled out as of 2018,
represents a major opportunity for Laval and,
more globally, for the Montreal Metropolitan
Community, to implement a long term vision
for the development of the Metro system and
the finalization of the blue line.
“The creation of the Public Transit
Infrastructure Fund is a step
forward to ensuring the
short term sustainability of the equipment and
services that we already
have in place,” said David
An opportunity for Laval
“Our intention is to offer the citizens of Laval transportation solutions that meet our goal of encouraging sustainable mobility
throughout our service area,” added De Cotis.
groups , but not, ironically, the QESBA. The
‘Network’ is funded by Heritage Canada.
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Last year, the Quebec government decided to
overhaul Quebec’s education system by scrapping school board elections, and putting the
management and control of schools, basically,
into the hands of those closest to the students :
parents, teachers , principals and support staff.
The rules and regulations of this modernization and democratization of the public school
system were put into a draft bill last December.
Naturally, Bill 88 was not appreciated by
those who will be out of a job, namely, school
commissioners , school board chairpersons and
heads of provincial associations. Once the law
is passed, they have 15 days to leave. Salaries
and all other benefits cease. All savings will be
diverted to schools.
On the English side, the association is the
Quebec English School Boards Association
(QESBA), whose president is Jennifer
Maccarone, who is also chairperson of the Sir
Wilfrid Laurier School Board.
Suanne Stein Day is the vice-president and
chairperson of the Lester B. Pearson School
Board (LBPSB) .
The Executive Director of the QESBA is
Marcus Tabachnick , former president of the
QESBA and former chairman of the LBPSB was
also president of the Canadian School Boards
Association.
It is important to note that the QESBA has
hired a lobby group to lobby the government
to scrap Bill 86. Moreover , you may recall the
Association hired former MP Marlene Jennings
to head a study on school board elections,
which, of course came to the conclusion to
maintain the status quo.
At any rate , the bill is undergoing a consultation, and hearings are presently taking place,
in the National Assembly with a committee
studying the Bill.
The QESBA , which has the loudest voice,
and the most to lose financially, has recruited
school boards and other groups to speak on
its behalf.
Last week, the Quebec Community Groups
Network (QCGN) spoke. This network is the
umbrella organization of 48 English-speaking
The example of one Native community near
an exploitation site of bituminous sand, that has
a high rate of cancer is unacceptable to me; their
drinking water has been contaminated, and
the oilers keep on going about their business
poisoning the environment and all the creatures
that live in it.
Please do something before it’s too late.
It’s time for the federal government to implement the right to clean water in Canada by
passing an environmental bill of rights that
respects, protects and fulfils our right to a
healthy environment, including the right to
clean water.
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renew support for SelfEmployment Program
The Quebec government through its agency
Emploi Quebec helps unemployed persons
who would like to start a business or become
self-employed by creating their own jobs. The
aide in the form of technical and financial
assistance is managed by the regional economic
development organizations. To be eligible for
support under the Self-Employment Program
(SEP) the applicant can be an employment
insurance recipient, a person receiving benefits under a last-resort financial assistance
program, a person not receiving government
income support or anyone who has precarious
employment.
There are conditions that determine ones
eligibility for aide. The project presented must
be economically viable and the assistance
provided must not result in the project creating
unfair competition to similar, already-established businesses. Applicants must fit the
entrepreneur profile and demonstrate experience or skills related to the project. Applicants
must have been discharged with respect to any
bankruptcy and not be involved in a lawsuit or
any other legal dispute. Aspiring entrepreneurs
must contribute financially to the project,
at least 15% of the total financial assistance
provided either as money, tools, premises and
equipment. Candidates must be available to
work at least 35 hours a week.
With the creation of its economic bureau of
development the Laval executive committee
has already confirmed receiving approval for
the transfer the 2015-2016 SEP budget for 60
projects from the centre for economic development (CDL). An application for another 60
posts in the program for 2016-2107 has
also met with approval with the following
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stipulations.
While agents of the local employment
centres are responsible to evaluate if a candidate qualifies for the SEP, Emploi Quebec
remains the administrator of the weekly
monetary benefits paid out to recipients. The
determination of the viability of the proposed
projects will be managed by the regions local
economic development centre upon receipt
of a summarized version of a business plan.
If accepted technical support to develop the
business plan is offered for up to 8 to 12 weeks.
Financial assistance is provided for a maximum
of 52 weeks. After that period, mentoring will
remain available up to one additional year. The
city of Laval’s economic development office will
be reimbursed an amount of $1841 for each
of the 60 posts that will be subsidized under
the SEP for the period of April 1st 2016 to
March 31st 2017.
expected legal and professional fees.
Lawyer Paul Wayland of the legal firm
Dufresne Hébert Comeau has been authorized to act on behalf of the city of Laval in this
matter. The indemnity offered to the lot owners
in question is 100% of the city evaluation of
these lots as registered on the 2016-2018
evaluation roles.
To underscore the urgency of the repairs
on March 27th the small bridge was closed
to traffic in Laval after a water main break on
Sunday. Vehicles were not allowed to cross the
Île Bigras Bridge after officials were informed
about a sinkhole at the mouth of the bridge
in the afternoon. Residents in Île Bigras, Île
Parizeau and Île Verte also had their water
cut off and had a boil-water advisory. Laval
authorities are evaluating the integrity of the
structure which is scheduled for definitive
repair in the spring of next year.
Iles Bigras Bridge repairs
require land sale and servitude
procedures
Laval continues support of
University Research Chair in
Drinking Water
The evaluation service of the city of Laval
was mandated to initiate the procurement of
land next to the Iles Bigras Bridge and permanent and temporary servitudes required to
facilitate the planned repair work of the bridge.
The engineering department has proposed a
spring 2017 execution date for the project. In
the case that the sale of land and servitudes
could not be agreed upon via negotiation the
evaluation service was instructed to prepare
expropriation procedures to ensure a timely
resolution of the dossier.
The total budget before taxes for the
purchases and servitudes is $566,727. The
monies will be drawn from the acquisitions
and servitudes for infrastructures budgetary
envelope of 2016 which is over $25 million. Of
that $30,000 was set aside to help defray the
The Executive Committee approved the
agreement with the École Polytechnique in
Montreal as part of the partnership to fund the
Industrial Research Chair in Drinking Water
and the Natural Sciences and Engineering
Research. The City’s contribution for the
years 2015-2019 amounts to 412 500 $. Chair
partner since its inception in 1992, the City’s
support for research to produce quality drinking water is a shared objective at the heart
of its environmental services activities. The
research results will enable the municipality
to continue to effectively guide investments
that are made in the production plants and the
water distribution network. “Laval gains much
with this partnership with the Polytechnique,
while contributing to the training of engineers
who will face the environmental challenges of
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The École Polytechnique de Montréal is an
engineering school/faculty affiliated with the
University of Montréal. It ranks first in Canada
for the scope of its engineering research.
Grant for L’Aviron community housing
A $ 50,000 grant will be awarded to the organization L’Aviron. This organization provides
emergency and temporary community and
supportive housing. Its objective is to prevent
homelessness and social exclusion of persons
experiencing residential instability, economic
and social difficulties.
This funding will allow L’Aviron to assume
responsibility for part of the clientele currently
served by the Social Emergency Division of the
Laval Police Service. “This organization does
vital work in our community. We are proud to
support them and we are especially grateful for
the services it renders to Laval, “said the mayor.
The mission of the corporation is to offer
adults in a social emergency situation temporary or medium term shelter to reduce the risk
of declining economic status and health. Also
accompaniment service is offered people in
connection with other community programs
and partners. The area served is the Pont-Viau
district, around Boulevard des Laurentides
between the Concorde and Saint-Martin
Boulevards. It is in the heart of one of the
poorest neighborhoods of Laval.
Publication of a tender for
LEED professional services
The Executive Committee authorized the
call for tenders SP-28871 to procure the services of a LEED Accredited Professional for the
project to build a community center / sports
chalet at Lausanne Park.
The professional services required include
the preparation of environmental based
studies, developing architectural plans and
construction specifications for the eventual
call for bids for the construction phase of the
project. Green building/construction refers
to both a structure and the processes that are
environmentally responsible and resource-efficient. Green concepts present throughout a
building’s life-cycle from design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation, and
demolition.
A professional who holds LEEDS credentials
is an active participant in the green building movement. It is an attestation that the
professional is in possession of appropriate
knowledge, experience and credibility in the
development of green building projects.
A Study of pedestrian traffic in
Laval
The Executive Committee authorized a
public call for tenders for professional services
including consulting engineering for the
purpose of studying pedestrian traffic tendencies in Laval. As part of its strategic vision for
development in the next twenty years 20152035, the City of Laval determined that the
health and quality of a community is linked to
effective and active personal mobility. “Active
Mobility is one of our priorities. This study
will allow us to better know and better understand the movement of pedestrians on our
territory. We will then be able to promote
development that will also ensure universal
accessibility, “argued the mayor of Laval, Marc
Demers. Marc-Aurèle-Fortin MP opens
new riding headquarters
Fabre Liberal MNA Monique Sauvé
consults local agro producers
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin Liberal MP Yves Robillard (centre)
is seen here with members of his staff.
MARTIN C. BARRY
Should any of Marc-Aurèle-Fortin MP Yves
Robillard’s more than 96,000 constituents ever
find themselves out looking for his riding office,
they shouldn’t have too much difficulty: it’s on
Dagenais Blvd. just a little to the east of Curé
Labelle.
Prominently advertised
But the truth is they might even find the
building difficult to miss – it’s the one with
Yves Robillard’s name spelled in large letters
right across the front with a large Canadian flag.
Robillard and his staff held a reception for
the official opening of the Marc-Aurèle-Fortin
riding office on March 18.
The late afternoon event was well-attended.
Among the guests were several of Robillard’s
Liberal caucus colleagues, including Laval-Les
Îles MP Fayçal El-Khoury, as well as a few Laval
city councillors, including Michel Trottier from
Fabreville.
Moved in since January
While Robillard and his crew have occupied
the premises since January, according to his
local chief of staff, Geoffroy Desautels, they
waited to be settled in and for the hardships of
the winter to be mostly over before holding a
major gathering and having in a large number
of guests.
“From what I can see, we’ll easily be welcoming more than 500 people here today,” he told
the Laval News. Regarding the prominence of
the MP’s name outside, Robillard said: “There’s
no doubt we’re making our name known,” he
said.
“And with the Canadian flag people won’t
be making any mistakes about who we are,”
Robillard continued. “In Ottawa all the buildings have Canadian flags flying from them.
Same thing here: helps people to see where
they can find us.”
A great choice, says Robillard
Robillard said that he and his staffers are very
happy with the location of the constituency
office “because we’re in the middle of the riding.
That’s very important to have an office that’s
centrally located. Geoffroy and myself and the
president of the riding association worked very
hard to find this location which in the end was
exactly within the price range we had in mind
and our budget.”
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin takes in an area that
stretches northward beyond the City of Laval. In
addition to the Laval districts of Auteuil, SainteRose and parts of Fabreville and Vimont, MarcAurèle-Fortin also includes the city of SainteThérèse, the towns of Lorraine and Rosemère
and the municipality of Bois-des-Filion across
the Rivière-des-Mille-Îles on the North
Shore. Marc-Aurèle-Fortin’s neighbouring
federal ridings are Vimy, Rivière-des-MilleÎles, Argenteuil-Papineau-Mirabel, TerrebonneBlainville and Alfred-Pellan.
Ridings named for artists
The riding of Marc-Aurèle-Fortin, along
with Alfred-Pellan, are two in the Laval region
named after notable French Canadian artists
who remain closely associated with the area.
Marc-Aurèle Fortin was born in 1888 in what
was then the rural village of Ste-Rose in Laval.
He died in 1970 in Quebec’s northwestern
Abitibi region. Although Alfred Pellan wasn’t
born in Laval, he lived from 1950 onwards in
Auteuil. Following his death in 1988, Alfred
Pellan was buried at the Parc du Souvenir on
avenue des Perron in Auteuil (known today as
the Cimetière jardin et complexe funéraire
Laval).
(TLN) On March 21, Fabre Liberal MNA
Monique Sauvé announced the start of an
extra-territorial consultation group for local
agricultural producers as she previously
promised.
Sauvé’s riding office, allowed rewarding exchanges and discussions to take place. It also allowed
the first steps to be taken towards eventually
finding solutions.
Promoting local
Also during the meeting, Sauvé repeated
that it is her wish to encourage the continuing
growth of the producers in her riding.
“It is with much optimism that I hope to
work concretely with the experienced and
important players in my riding,” she said.
“The ideas are many and our exchanges
revolve around finding solutions.”
During her by-election campaign, Sauvé
made a commitment to promote local products. She said that a list of 10 commitments
she made during her campaign are shared
by citizens and will serve to guide her future
actions.
The consultation meeting, which took place
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announced the service during the March 8 public
meeting of Laval city council.
‘Added value’ for Laval, says
mayor
“We are very proud to be the first city in the
metropolitan Montreal region to offer 2-1-1
service to its citizens,” he said. “Thanks to a phone
line that will be accessible seven days out of seven,
people who don’t know which resource to turn
to for help will quickly be able to get references
for social services organizations which can meet
their needs. This is something with added value
for the Laval community.”
For her part, the executive-director of the
Information and Referral Centre, Pierrette Gagné,
congratulated Laval’s administration for its decision. “Thanks to our expertise and knowledge of
the social services sector, our team will be able to
offer a high quality service to the citizens of Laval
in conjunction with the City of Laval’s services
and Laval’s organizations,” she said.
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A first phase of implementation for 2-1-1
service in Laval will allow access to be made
online. “If all goes well, web access should be
accessible before the end of spring,” said Gagné.
“Community services, interdependent groups
which offer support, community resources for
homeless persons and food resources for low-income persons will already be integrated to the
online list and updated continuously. Afterwards,
telephone service will be put into place for
autumn 2016 and our phone agents will be able
to answer requests on the phone every day of the
week, 70 hours per week, including holidays.”
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Chomedey MNA Guy Ouellette honoured to be Parade Marshall
MARTIN C. BARRY
Hundreds of patriotic Greek converged on
the Hellenic Community Centre in Montreal
on March 26 to take part in the annual Greek
Independence Day gala.
Every year this time, Greeks trace their
modern-era quest for independence back to
1821 when the Greek War of Independence
against the Ottoman Empire began and
continued for more than a decade.
special plaques recognizing their years of
efforts and contributions to the Montreal
Hellenic community were Panagioti Tzima. A
Canadian citizen for more than 50 years, Tzima
came to this country from Kastoria, Western
Macedonia. In Canada he became an engineer and worked for many years in the pulp and
paper industry. Also honoured with a plaque
was World War II Greek armed forces veteran
Theofanis Moutis.
A decade-long struggle
Young Greeks’ contributions
Following a protracted war in which Greek
patriots received support from Russia, Britain
and France, Greece finally received recognition
as an independent nation in 1832. Today, the
Greek Revolution is celebrated on March 25
each year, with ceremonies taking place in the
days leading up to and following that date.
Among the dignitaries seated at the head
table were former Canadian Ambassador to
Greece Robert W. Peck who was the Philhellene
of the Year (and who was accompanied by
his wife Maria Pantazi-Peck), Greek Consul
General in Montreal Nicolas Sigalas, Park
Extension city councillor Mary Deros, Vimy
Liberal MP Eva Nassif and Laval city councillor
for Chomedey Aglaia Revelakis.
Ouellette Parade Marshall
Also among the dignitaries were Parc
Extension city councillor Mary Deros, SaintLaurent Borough Mayor Alan DeSousa and
Hellenic Community of Greater Montreal
(HCGM) President Nicholas T. Pagonis. It
should be noted that the Laval Greek community is part of HCGM.
Chomedey Liberal MNA Guy Ouellette was
presented as the official marshal for this year’s
Greek Independence Day parade on Jean Talon
St. in Park Extension this coming Sunday April
3rd..
Among several people presented with
A choir of children from Montreal-area
Greek schools, led by Chroma Musica music
producer Maria Diamantis, performed the
Greek and Canadian national anthems as well
as other Hellenic folk compositions. A group of
Greek youths also staged a theatrical reenactment depicting a class in a clandestine Greek
school in early 19th century Greece during the
time vof the Ottoman oppression.
Former Ambassador Peck and his wife
presented the HCGM with a special gift: a large
painting depicting ‘Mykonos.’ In an interview
with Newsfirst Multimedia, Peck, who served
two terms in Greece with the most recent
ending last November, said: “I was in Greece
at a very difficult time, but needless to say we
worked hard to try to promote opportunities
between both of our countries.
Former Ambassador honoured
“The many challenges facing Greece were
such that I was very, very touched by what I
saw at a very human level,” he added. “Now with
the refugee crisis on top of Greece’s existing
problems it makes life for everyday Greeks that
much more difficult. But my message as a friend
of Greece is that we have to continue to work
and support Greece in good times and bad –
Canada always has – and to try to find ways
that help the country move forward.”
In a speech, Hellenic Community of Greater
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VIP lounge at the Hellenic Community
Centre before the Independence Day gala
were Chomedey Liberal MNA Guy Ouellette, Vimy Liberal MP Eva Nassif, former
Canadian Ambassador to Greece Robert
Peck and his wife, and Consul General for
Greece in Montreal Nicholas Sigalas.
Montreal President Pagonis said the example
of the 1821 Greek patriots along with the “high
values of the Greek revolution, including freedom, democracy and humanity” should be
followed today in the context of the current
crises in Greece involving economic hardships,
refugees and the dangers of terrorism. Pagonis
had special praise for the women of Greece who
have been making special efforts to feed the
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Chomedey Liberal MNA Guy Ouellette,
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• 514.941.7476
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DUVERNEYLARGEMANTHOS
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• 514.796.1414
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• 450.969.9999
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5096 RUE DE CHAMBORD,
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• 514.992.7161
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GREAT LOCATION,
3 BEDROOM
STEVE SIRMAKESYAN
• 450.687.4430
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LOCATION, 3 BEDROOM
ASKING
$189,000.
HARDWOOD
FLOORS,
ASKING $189,000.
ROZA CHOWET • 514.814.5392
ROZA BUNGALOW,
CHOWET • 514.814.5392
MONTREAL3+1 BDR. LIVING
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AND DINNING
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5011• 4E
RUE, CHOMEDEY
SANDRA REBACK
514.726.1800
FIRST TIMESANDRA
ON THE MARKET.
TO MEGA CENTER
REBACK NEARBY
• 514.726.1800
First Time 13
OnAND
The Market.
Nearby to Mega Center
, HIGHWAY
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION.
DINING,
Highway
13
and
Public
Transportation.
ROOM AND FINISH BASEMENT…
Dining room and finish basement…
EMMANUEL DRUSKAS • 450-682-2725
BEAUTIFUL
HOME
WITH• 450-682-2725
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MARIA DIMOLIAPIS • 514-880-4608
MARIA DIMOLIAPIS
• 514-880-4608
PIERREFONDS
- RENOVATED
4+1 BEDROOM
PIERREFONDS
- Renovated
4+1 bedroom CORNER
cottage with
rear
COTTAGE WITH
REAR EXTENSION.
LOT.
extension. Corner lot. Desirable neighborhood.
DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD.
DESPINA KOUKOUVAIS • 514-885-5768
LARGEDESPINA
COTTAGE WITH
6 BEDROOMS IN •SOUGHT
AREA OF SAINTEKOUKOUVAIS
514-885-5768
ROSE*IDEAL
FOR PLANwith
WITH
EAT-IN KITCHEN,SEPARATE
Large Cottage
6 bedrooms
in sought area DINING/LIVING
of SainteAREA
COMPLETEfor
WITH
LARGE
ROOM*IMMENSE BASEMENT
WITH
Rose*Ideal
plan
with FAMILY
eat-in kitchen,separate
dining/living
area complete
with
large family
Basement with
HARD WOOD
FLOORS
LOCATEDroom*Immense
IN A CRESCENT $588,000
hard wood floors Located in a Crescent $588,000
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MARIA TERESA SPADAFORA • 514.880.3087
DUVERNAY
- SUPERERIOR
PROPERTY,
PRIME AREA,
MARIA TERESA
SPADAFORA
• 514.880.3087
WELL
MAINTAINED,
INTERGENERATIONAL,
DUVERNAY
- SUPERERIOR
PROPERTY, PRIME AREA,3BDR,
WELL
GARAGE,INTERGENERATIONAL,
ALL AMENETIES3BDR,
CLOSE.
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ALL AMENETIES CLOSE.
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CHRISTINA ANDREOU • 514.962.0990
BEAUTIFUL SEMI-DETACHED HOME IN A NICE, QUIET AREA IN VAUDREUIL. PERFECT FOR
CHRISTINA
• 514.962.0990
YOUNG
FAMILY.
LOTS OF UPDATES.ANDREOU
CROWN MOULDINGS
THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE. UPBeautiful semi-detached home in a nice, quiet area in Vaudreuil. Perfect for young
DATED
THERMOPLASTIC
CABINETS.
HARDWOOD
THROUGHOUT
family.KITCHEN
Lots of TO
updates.
Crown mouldings
throughout
theFLOORING
house. Updated
kitchen
to thermoplastic
Hardwood
the house (no carpet).
THEcabinets.
HOUSE (NO
CARPET).flooring
3 LARGEthroughout
SIZED BEDROOMS.
3 large sized bedrooms. For more information call: Christina Andreou 514-962-0990
ILE PATONMARVIN
CONDO:
RENOVATED,
DIRECTLY FACING
SEGAL
• 514.691.7263
GERRY MADEJCHUK • 514.862.6880
CHOMEDEY
- NEW
ON MARKET!
LARGE 2 BDRM CONDO
GERRY
MADEJCHUK
• 514.862.6880
ON 5TH FLOOR
PARC REGENCY
WITH
HEATED
POOL,
CHOMEDEY
- NEWOFONLEMARKET!
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CONDO
ON 5TH
FLOOR
EXERCISE
GARAGE
SPACES!
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PRICED
OF LE PARCROOM,
REGENCYAND
WITH2HEATED
POOL,
EXERCISE
ROOM,
AND 2
AT
$309,000!
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SWIMMING POOL & TENNIS COURTS.
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS, GARAGE AND STORAGE. CALL ME
ANNETE H. BIRON • 514.293.2076
FABREVILLE: 4 BEDROOMS,
JACQUES-ARMEN
OHANIAN
• 514.909.5221
MOTIVATED
SELLER
Spacious Bungalow located in the heart of Chomedey. Offers 3 good size
bedrooms in main floor, renovated kitchen & bathroom, bright living
room, big basement, garage & much more. Don't miss out!
REDUCED PRICE!
CHOMEDEY
4 BEDROOMS
+ 2 BATHANASTASIA- TSINGELIS
• 514.803.9628
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bedrooms MUST
+ 2 bathrooms,
259,000
$
3243 RUE CLÉMENT,
FABREVILLE
JACK SERADARIAN • 514.867.7155
AHUNTSIC
DUPLEX
2 X 51/2
MANY UPGRADES,
ANNETE
H. BIRON
• 514.293.2076
NEWER ROOF,
ASKING MOTIVETED
$ 495,000. SELLER
FABREVILLE:
4 BEDROOMS,
REDUCED PRICE!
*REPOSSESSION*
5 UNITS
ARMEN CHAMLIAN • 514.581.3971
IMPECCABLE RARE 2PLEX MANY RENOS GREAT
ARMEN CHAMLIAN • 514.581.3971
TENANTS
MAKErare
AN 2plex
OFFER many
MOTIVATED
Impeccable
renosSELLER.
great
ROSEMONT -LA STARTING
PETITE PATRIE,
AT REPOSSED
$239,900.CONDO, MODERN
LOOK, GREAT INVESTMENT, PRICE $214,900.
COSTA BAKOPANOS • 514.594.7633
SAINT-LAURENT PENTHOUSE CONDO NEW CONSTRUCJACK 2SERADARIAN
• 514.867.7155
TION 2 BDRS,
BATHS, HARDWOOD
FLOORS, BEAUTIFUL
AHUNTSIC
DUPLEX 2AND
x 51/2
MANY UPGRADES,
VIEWS, GARAGE
STORAGE.
CALL ME
NEWER ROOF,ASKING $ 495,000.
6 PLEX
IN WEST
ISLAND
SIMON
TSALIKIS
• 514.887.8776
OVER
IN REVENUES
6 PLEX52K
IN WEST
ISLAND
OVER 52K IN REVENUES
SSOL
OLDD
VOULA KOTTARIDIS • 514.993.5010
IMPECCABLE OPEN CONCEPT CLOSE TO SCHOOLS, TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAYS.
VOULA2+1
KOTTARIDIS
• 514.993.5010
OFFERING 5 BEDROOMS,
BATHROOMS,LIVING
ROOM, DINING ROOM, KITCHEN DIImpeccable
to schools,
transportation
highways.
NETTE
BISTRO open
STYLE.concept
BEAUTIFULclose
BACKYARD
WITH HUGE
TERRACE ANDand
ABOVE
GROUND
Offering
5
bedrooms,
2+1
bathrooms,living
room, AND
dining
room, kitchen
dinette
POOL.style.
FINISHED
BASEMENT,
GARAGE,
3 CAR
PARKING
PAVE-UNIS.
A MUST SEE!!
bistro
Beautiful
backyard
with
huge
terrace and
above ground
pool.
Finished basement, garage, 3 car parking and pave-unis. A must see!!
NEW PRICE
LIGERI (LORY) XIPOLEAS • 514.909.7254
CHARMING COTTAGE WITH LIVING DINNING AND FAMILY
• 514.909.7254
ROOMLIGERI
LARGE(LORY)
KITCHENXIPOLEAS
WITH DINETTE.
3 SPACIOUS BEDCHARMING
BUNGALOW
!! GREAT
LOCATION
ROOMS
AND LAUNDRY
ROOM
UPSTAIRS.
A MUSTIN
SEE.
THE HEART OFCHOMEDEY NEAR ALL AMENITIES
SCHOOLS, HIGHWAYS AND SHOPPING CENTERS.
13
tenants make an offer motivated seller.
DIEGO MASCARELLA • 514.966.8295
MONTREAL - BRAND NEW 2 BEDROOM CONDO,
DIEGO
• 514.966.8295
CLOSE TO
THE MASCARELLA
SUPER HOSPITAL,
FALL OCCUPANCY.
SIMON TSALIKIS • 514.887.8776
972 PLACE EDWARD,
CHOMEDEY
972 PLACE EDWARD,
TERRY VLOGIANNITIS • 514.886.4833
CHOMEDEY
CHOMEDEY
LARGE •BUNGALOW
TERRY
VLOGIANNITIS
514.886.4833
PRESTIGES
LOCATION
Chomedey
LARGE
BUNGALOW
PRESTIGES LOCATION
SPACIOUS BUNGALOW LOCATED IN THE HEART OF CHOMEDEY. OFFERS
3 GOODCOSTA
SIZE BEDROOMS
IN MAIN FLOOR,
RENOVATED KITCHEN &
BAKOPANOS
• 514.594.7633
BATHROOM,
BRIGHT LIVING ROOM,
BIG BASEMENT,
GARAGE
SAINT-LAURENT
PENTHOUSE
CONDO
NEW& MUCH
MISS OUT!
CONSTRUCTION 2 MORE.
BDRS,DON'T
2 BATHS,
HARDWOOD FLOORS,
3243 RUE CLÉMENT,
FABREVILLE
ANASTASIA TSINGELIS • 514.803.9628
April 2, 2016
THE
2000 S.F.
TERRACE, DIRECTLY
3 BDR, 2 BTHS,
SWIMILE RIVER,
PATON CONDO:
RENOVATED,
FACING
THE
MING
& TENNIS
COURTS.2 BATHS,
RIVER, 2000
S.F.POOL
TERRACE,
3 BEDROOMS,
*REPOSSESSION*
SOLD
SOLD
IN 22 DAYS
259,000
JACQUES-ARMEN OHANIAN
• 514.909.5221
5 UNITS
CONDO
LUMIERE!
OPEN •CONCEPT.
9FT CEILINGS.
ANASTASIA
ZOITAKIS
514.965.HOME
(4663)
2CONDO
BDR+
2 BATHROOMS.
CUSTOM
LARGE
LUMIERE!
OPEN CONCEPT. 9FT
CEILINGS.CLOSETS.
2 BDR+ 2 BATHROOMS.
CUSTOM
CLOSETS. LARGE
BALCONY.
INDOOR PARKING.
BALCONY.
INDOOR
PARKING.
IN 22 DAYS
$
MARVIN SEGAL • 514.691.7263
ANASTASIA ZOITAKIS • 514.965.HOME (4663)
Koos Van der Peijl
ts from
Laval
on soccer’s
Red Carpet
The
Road
to Rio
for Event
Laval athletes
or help them move to a
vel in their sports career.
i Abbassi, playing in the
age group with Fabrose,
rded the Silver Ball.
k Imhoff playing U18-M
nteuil, was awarded the
Ball.
l Aoun form Étoiles de
h 14 goals received the
Boot which is awarded
p scorer in Sen-M 1e Div.
Buono from Étoiles de
o from the Sen-M 1e Div
way with the Golden Ball,
to the team MVP.
hitting the stage, the
dey U15-M team of the
resentative.
ne Lebeau from Fabrose
the LSEQ delegate of the
rd.
atulations to all.
– Diving
The U15-M Chomedey soccer club team
representative.
in seconds they are back up, they mimic
the moves of their idols and rush after the
illusive puck, slap it with all their might
toward the goal while another performs a
turn stop that shoots up ice in the air. All of
a sudden the place to be is the goal as two
players along with the goalie slide deep into
the net, the puck sadly did not follow this
Mahdi Abbassi, playing in the U14-M age group
with Fabrose, was awarded the Silver Ball.
Jennifer Abel
trajectory. The game official stays on top of
it and finds the time to do some coaching as
he gives hints: there must be a player from
each team at the face-off spot to await the
drop of the puck.
As the season progresses and players get a
greater dose of the 6am practices, they will
be sturdier, have better control of their feet,
Roseline Filion
These 3 Laval divers are in the spotlight,
having recently won together 4 silver
medals in the Dubai world competitions.
All 3 will be representing Canada in Rio
this summer.
At age 16 Jennifer Abel was the youngest Canadian diver at Beijing 2008. At
London 2012, it was Abel and partner
Émilie Heymans who won Canada’s first
medal of the Games with their 3m synchro
bronze. Abel was a double medallist at
Toronto 2015, adding gold in the individual 3m event. Abel will also be competing
alongside synchro partner Pamela Ware.
Joseph Polossifakis
14 •
Send your announcements of events
Deadline April 11th
Brien
na
Celebrations
Happy 11th Birthday
Brienna!
We all love you
very much
xoxoxox
of the season for Laval novice teams
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stick, skates and puck so that they can have
even more fun on the ice.
For some players next year will be their
first opportunity to move into a competition team so their performance is closely
monitored by parents and coaches this
season but, for the kids, they are just having
a good time and putting their heart in it.
Meaghan Benfeito
The two have already qualified Canada for
the Summer Games in both the individual
and synchro 3-metre event.
In their second Olympic Games at
London 2012, Roseline Filion and partner Meaghan Benfeito won 10m synchro
bronze. At the 2015 Pan Am Games the
pair won gold in the 10m synchro event
and shared the podium in the individual
10m event, in which Benfeito took bronze
behind silver medallist Filion. Roseline Filion participated the in Rio
Olympic qualifier 2 months after breaking
her ankle in order to qualify a second spot
for Canada on 10-metre event. Canada’s
first spot in the 10-metre event was secured
last July. They also qualified Canada for the
10-metre synchro event spot.
- Men’s sabre
Although the Olympic qualification
period officially closes on April 4th, final
events last weekend saw five Canadians
in position to clinch an Olympic berth.
Canada could have at least one athlete
in each discipline, among them, Laval’s
Joseph Polossifakis who will represent
the nation in men’s sabre event.
Moments Précieux
Free Free Free
Deadline Monday 1pm
Email us your pictures to announce your celebrations:
celebrations@the-news.ca (To view it full size, visit www.lavalnews.ca)
Flip-flopping
Wayne & Tamara Mitchell are the authors of YOUR OTHER HALF (www.
yourotherhalf.co m )• Send letters to: Direct Answers, PO 964 Springfield, MO
65801-0964 or email: DirectAnswers@echowork.com
I recently broke up with my girlfriend of a
year and a half. We met each other during the
breakdown of our marriages and helped each
other through hard times as friends, nothing
more.
Eventually, after we separated we became
romantically involved and things developed
from there. We moved in together after six
months and until recently had the best relationship we could have wanted. We enjoyed
each other’s company, were best friends and
talked about the future.
About four months ago something changed
for me. I started treating her with ambivalence
and had second thoughts about being in the
relationship. I was not happy. After three
months of this, I broke up with her. Until that
time I had not said anything about the way I
was feeling.
I told her I didn’t think I loved her anymore
and didn’t think I wanted to spend the rest of
my life with her. A few days later I realized I was
wrong in my decision and told her so. I didn’t
want things to be over. After a month she said
she wanted to work things out, too.
Question is, how do we deal with the uncomfortableness we feel about being together again?
How do we start over and what can we do to
remove the discomfort?
Derrick
Derrick, you thought about leaving for three
months before you told her. You weren’t having
second thoughts. Your thought was, I don’t
have feelings for you. So you left.
And came back. Did you realize you loved
her, or did you realize that the space she filled
was now empty and you didn’t love that? It’s
almost as if you moved out before you had
another apartment lined up.
People often don’t tell their boyfriend or
girlfriend, their husband or wife, they are
looking for someone else because they want to
have that person installed in their life before
they leave.
After you broke up you simply failed to
do the next step: date other people until you
found the one you love above all others. You
two were a crutch for each other in a difficult
time. That’s all. But once a crutch is no longer
needed it is put aside.
Why does it feel awkward now? Because
it’s supposed to feel awkward. Your heart is
inconstant. This can happen again and you
both know it. Your feelings toward her are
limited, and you know love is unlimited.
What does it mean to say you will work on
this relationship? Is this work, like working on
an assembly line? Would you go to baseball
games so you can work on loving baseball?
Working on it and love have little to do with
each other. What you seek is the relationship
like no other. Working on it means, I will act
contrary to my true feelings.
Anton Chekhov, the Russian short story
writer, said, “If you are afraid of loneliness,
do not marry.” What he meant was, in a
wrong relationship you will feel the greatest
loneliness of all.
She can’t trust an inconstant heart and
neither can you. You care about her, she’s a
good person, but she’s not the one for you.
.
Wayne & Tamara
LPD blue
Cynthia abraham
Police Seek $10K Bingo Cash Thieves
Four Bank Robbers Arrested
Mar 28 – Police in Laval have asked
for the public’s help in identifying
and locating two men involved in a
robbery last May. The theft happened
on May 26, 2015 in the parking lot
of a Bingo hall at the Galeries Laval
on Boul. Corbusier. According to
police, the two suspects followed
the victims to the parking lot of the
bingo hall after they made a $10,000
withdrawal from the bank. At first, the
thieves stole the victim’s purse, then
returned and smashed the car windows
before making off with the cash. The
suspects are both white males, and one
is around 25 years old.
Anyone with information is asked
to call the LPD confidential tip line at
450-662-4636, or 911, and mention file
number LVL-150526-060.
Mar 18 – Four men were apprehended in connection with
a string of armed robberies at several banks in Laval and
Longueuil. Working in collaboration with the Longueuil
police force, Laval police were able to identify the four
suspects who had robbed a bank in Fabreville in July 2015.
Three of the suspects were apprehended while committing another bank robbery in Laval. The first suspect,
Brunelle, was caught at the door of the bank holding a
fake gun, while the second suspect, Grandmaison, was
apprehended inside the bank, and a third suspect, Gonzalez
Garcia, was nabbed in the getaway car. The fourth suspect,
Pineros, was arrested later that night. They face multiple
charges, including armed robbery and illegal possession
of firearms.
Nicolas
PINEROS TORRES
Age: 24
Omar
GONZALEZ GARCIA
Age: 20
Michael BRUNELLE
Age: 20
Alexandre
DE GRANDMAISON
Age: 22
Elderly Couple Pleads Guilty to 22 Counts of
Child Abuse
Birks Robbery Suspect Arrested
Mar 22 – Police arrested a man suspected of robbing the Birks store at Carrefour Laval in
a “smash and grab” that took place on December 23rd. 51-year-old Marco Ruest appeared in
court on Monday to face 14 charges, including armed robbery, possession of a firearm and
having stolen goods.
Ruest was found on Friday with two watches from the Birks robbery in December, valued at
more than $16,000. The overall heist of that robbery was valued at more than $300,000.
This isn’t Ruest’s first foray into armed burglary. During the summer of 2004, Ruest staged
two armed robberies at the Birks store in the Fairview Mall, during which he made off with
more than $1 million in jewelry.
Mar 17 – An elderly couple from Laval are in jail after pleading guilty to 22 counts of child
abuse against five former foster children. Jacques Laporte, 75 and his wife Micheline Laporte
Charland, 71, await sentencing after pleading guilty to a total of 22 charges, including physical
and sexual abuse of the foster children in their care. The abuse took place in the early 80’s in a
home in the St. Francois district. In court, survivors of the childhood abuse described acts of
sexual molestation and physical violence, including regular beatings with a belt that often ended
in blood. Two sisters, now in their 50’s, did not appear in court, but also accused Laporte and
his wife of sexually and physically assaulting them on a weekly basis during the 60’s and 70’s.
They say the abuse began in Montreal when they were nine and six, then continued in Laval
and lasted over a decade. There were 16 different charges relating to the sisters. Five years ago,
Laporte was also found guilty of drugging and sexually and physically abusing two brothers
in their care. He served 30 months in jail. The couple both pleaded guilty to all new charges
against them. They were handcuffed and placed into detention until their sentencing on May 6.
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In Laval, passed away on March 23rd, 2016 at the age of 86, Mr.
Nicolas Capralis, beloved husband of Mrs. Eugenia Nikas. Besides his
wife, he leaves to mourn his family, relatives and friends.
Notre entreprise, une pâtisserie artisanale Portugaise, est actuellement à la recherche d’un(e) cuisinier(ère).
Vous aurez les fonctions principales suivantes :
• Élaborer et confectionner des croquettes a la morue typiquement portugaise ce qui exige un minimum d’expérience et d’habilité.
• Service à la clientèle (connaissance de la langue portugaise est un atout).
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• Grande disponibilité et flexibilité (personne prête à travailler les fins de semaines lors de période de grand achalandage
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VEZINA, Armand
1926 - 2016
In Laval, passed away on March 18th 2016, at the age of 89, Armand
Vézina, beloved husband of the late Lucille Boissonneault. He joins his
sons the late Jean-François and the late Clément. He leaves to mourn
his children Carmen, Claude, Mario, Raynald, Denis (Jacinthe) and
Anne (Michel), his grandchildren Steve, Stéphanie, David, Guillaume, Magalie, Mickael,
Audrey, Sébastien, Jonathan, Rébécca, Kevin, Noémie and his 7 great-grandchildren, his
brother Alphonse, his sisters Fernande, Yvette, his brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law,
nephews, nieces and friends.
ASKING $519,000
Beautiful 2 Storey houseWILLIAMS,
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Yvonne in Vimont, Laval.
Beautiful 2 Storey house for sale in Vimont, Laval.
1939 - 2016
Mobile phone sales experience
would be an asset. Passed away, peacefully, surrounded by her family, on March 14,
2016 at the age of 77. Loving mother of Derek Stewart and Ann Marie
Gordon Johnson, as well as mother-in- law of Elisabeth Pinto and
Dennis Johnson. Cherished grandma of Melissa, Symantha, Stephen,
Liane, Nicole and great- grandmother of Kymora. She will also be greatly missed by her
brothers, her sisters and also many relatives and friends.
Management position would
be available based on
performance. Salary and commissions. Applicants should call
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1112 Curé-labelle
Chomedey QC H7v 2v5
CAPRALIS, Nicolas
1929 - 2016
MANCONI, Claudette (born Fortier)
1936 - 2016
Available Immediately. Completely renovated. Must see!
Located on a street corner in a private crescent.
Peacefully passed away on March 13, 2016 at the age of 79, beloved wife of Frank
Manconi, devoted mother of Lynn (Robert) and the late Eric, cherished grandmother of
Victor- Martin, Vanessa and Anna. Claudette was genuinely loved and will be sincerely
missed by family and friends.
514-574-5838
Available Immediately. Completely renovated. Must see!
Located on a street corner
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CENCI, Giacomina
1943 - 2016
514-574-5838
Passed peacefully away on Friday, March 11, 2016 in her 72nd year,
surrounded by her loving children. Leaving to mourn Joe, Maria
(Randy), Domenic (Maggie), Carmen (Tom), Angie (Jesus), their father
Salvatore Sciascia, and grandchildren: Damian, Amanda, Matthew,
Jonathan, Jessica, Daniel, Justin, Megan, Mackenzie, Sara and her brothers and sisters.
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PLATEAU MONT ROYAL Detached corner street
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CHOMEDEY Large duplex with bachelor and double
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years.
ANTONIOU, Steve
1974 - 2016
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Mr. Steve
Antoniou on March 2 in Laval, Quebec at the age of 41 years. He was a
loving husband, always looking after his family and friends. He leaves to
mourn his loving wife Sylvia, his mother and father Anastasia and Antonis
Antoniou. His brother Paul (Bryce Billy), his nephew Antonis, mother and father-in-law Rosa
and Manuel Arenal, his brother in law Carlos, as well as other family members and friends.
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NOTRE DAME DE L’ILE PERROT Beautiful, custom
built property with an incredible of view of the
St Laurence river. 2nd waterfront lot of 9353 SF
also included in the sale with dock. Open concept
living/dining rooms with hardwood flooring. Large,
completely renovated kitchen with dinette which
leads to 3 season solarium.3+1 bdr 3 full baths, huge
basement with second kitchen.
CHOMEDEY PLACE RENAUD Well located
duplex in a great location on a quiet street
consisting of 2 x 5 1/2 units 2 outdoor parking
spaces roof done in 2007, units always rented
Priced to sell!!!
ACCEPTED OFFER
CHOMEDEY Beautiful, large home ideal for a growing
family. Main floor open concept living/dining room,
kitchen with wood cabinets and dinette open to family
room, 4 bedrooms on top level of very good size, master with ensuite bathroom + second bathroom on same
level, large, beautifully finished basement with 3rd full
bathroom, very quiet street (cul de sac).
On Tuesday, March 8, 2016, in her 99th year. Beloved wife of the late Eugene. Loving
mother and mother-in-law of Cita and the late Michael Mann, David and Marlene, Harry and
Susan, and Willy and Sylvie. Cherished Bubbie of Syma and Allan, Terri, Glenda (Tova), Lisa
and Steve, Mitchell and Melissa, Howard, Shauna and Mark, Deborah, Nomi and Greg, Ady
and Alana, Oren and Deborah. Proud great-grandmother of 13 great- grandchildren. Dear
sister-in-law of Mona, and predeceased by her siblings and their spouses Ludvig, Joe and
Edith, Gita and Joe, Helen and Aaron, Cili, and others that perished in the Holocaust. Special
thanks to her wonderful caregivers Molly, Glenda, Zelda, and Ruth.
April 2, 2016
FABREVILLE JUST LISTED Detached 6plex consisting
of 5x 41/2 and 1x 31/2 units excellent location close to
highway and public transportation. Building has been
very well maintained by the owners. Units are always
rented and each one has their own parking spot. Building with little maintenance and easy to operate.
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of activities, each one more exciting than the next.
Take the time to examine your different bills because there’s sure to
be a mistake in one of them. If you
catch it, you can recover a considerable amount of money.
GEMINI
You end up shouldering a lot of responsibilities, either at work or at
home. You need to sort out your priorities and stop procrastinating.
GEMINI
Patience is not your biggest virtue this week. Any money issues
that come up will be solved in due
course. Given time, solutions are
bound to turn up.
CANCER
VIRGO
It’s always much easier to get along
with people who you’re not emotionally involved with. It will be especially important to discipline your
children this week.
CANCER
You feel the effects of accumulated
fatigue and so some rest is necessary. Having more peace of mind
will give you the inspiration to reach
your professional goals.
LEO
You take care of a fairly large group
of people with whom you are going
to do lots of activities. Stress might
tire you out, so take some time to
rest before the end of the week.
VIRGO
Your boss has to leave work suddenly; to your surprise, you are
asked to take over. Try to have more
confidence in yourself and let your
leadership skills shine.
LIBRA
SAGITTARIUS
Your plans to move should begin
to take shape. You give top priority
to the needs of your family, even
though it means that your schedule
is hectic over the coming days.
CAPRICORN
You’re tempted to treat yourself to
a new car. You need to be reasonable about this expenditure in order
to avoid any unwelcome financial
stress.
AQUARIUS
The emotional aspect of your life occupies a prominent place in your
heart. Take the time to have a good
conversation in order to understand what the tension is in your
relationship.
PISCES
You now have the energy to tackle
numerous problems in order to resolve them. You’re happy to be able
to deal with all those things that
have been worrying you.
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LIBRA
Sometimes you have to take a step
back before you can go forward. By
taking a few initiatives, you manage
to put some balance back into your
finances or your love relationship.
You may be worrying about your
ability to communicate in a foreign
language if a business trip is in the
works. Don’t worry; you’re sure to
surpass all expectations.
SCORPIO
You improve your health by making
some changes to your diet. In matters of love, a gentle conversation
will help you avoid a conflict
in your
ACROSS
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PUZZLE NO. 816
fered a new challenge, which motivates you in terms of your career
and your personal development.
LIBRA
You have to take lots of little details
into consideration. A major promotion awaits you at work, but you’ll
need to negotiate better conditions.
You are a passionate person, and if
you’re single, love comes knocking
at your door. This could involve an
old friend who declares his or her
love for you.
ARIES
You have no problems speaking up
and you express out loud what others are only thinking. You’ll have
to get used to your new phone,
which is more complicated than
your last one.
TAURUS
There is a lot of emotion in the air.
Family and friends are ready and
willing to help you with a complicated situation at home. The problem is sorted out very quickly.
Week of April 17 to 23, 2016
ARIES
A small health problem could take
on alarming proportions. You manage to solve the problem once
and for all by taking the situation
seriously.
LEO
CAPRICORN, AQUARIUS AND
PISCES.
Week of April 10 to 16, 2016
ARIES
A trip could be organized on the
spur of the moment. You discover a
new form of spirituality that leads
you towards a beneficial state of
well-being.
LIBRA, SCORPIO AND
SAGITTARIUS.
SCORPIO
PUZZLE
SCORPIO
NO. 552
At work, your customer base grows
dramatically to give you a much
bigger income. Where romance is
concerned, your lover or a suitor
column,
and every 3x3
surprises you.
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