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This type of act of kindness is not unusual of the local business. The owners themselves are the motivation behind the company’s employee donation. “The owners of our company discovered the West Island Mission in the spring of last year,” said Nastassia Steavu from Sekure Merchant Solutions. “They saw an article about the Mission, and they were very interested.” The article explained the Mission’s bare shelves at a time that many people do not think to donate. West Island Mission typically receives hearty donations around the winter holiday season, but donations dip in the spring and summer. After reading the Mission’s plea, the owners of Sekure jumped at the chance to help. They organized a small donation initiative amongst their employees in the spring. “At our office, we gathered thirty boxes of food—canned goods, even clothes and games. We put it all together, and we dropped it off at the Mission,” said Steavu. WEDNESDAY
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However, Sekure’s generosity does not end ness. “It’s a great employee initiative.” there. In September of each year, Sekure Sekure’s company donation will help the Merchant Solutions makes it their mission to Mission continue to feed West Island families. personally help a local charity. At Sekure, “We were really happy to be able to give this September is known as “charity month.” The donation to the charity,” said Steavu. “They team organizes fun initiatives among the staff were really happy.” to raise money for the chosen charity of the Jessie Victoria, Director of Human Reyear. “We play games and there are prizes, sources at Sekure Merchant Solutions adds: and so forth.” The goal, of course, is to raise “Giving back to the community is so imporas much money as possible for the foundation tant. We love getting together for a good in question. cause. It’s fun and it really brings the staff toThis year, Sekure Merchant Solutions chose the West Island Mission for their charity gether. You really get to see what your team month. “We were able to come up with $10 is made of.” 000,” said Steavu. “A lot of that is from em- Sekure Merchant Solutions encourages othployees, from bake sales, and from other ef- ers to follow their lead to lend a hand at the forts all month. Our owners contributed a lot West Island Mission wherever they can. The of money as well.” The owners, in fact, Mission accepts monetary donations, as well matched donations made by their employees. as non-perishable items. Contact the Mission T-shirts for sale and fun contests are other ac- to see where else you can help: “They always tivities Sekure organized throughout the need volunteers,” said Steavu. To find out how you can help, contact the month. The company worked together to get everyone involved in their yearly act of kind- West Island Mission at (514) 912-6813. 6 www.mtltimes.ca WEDNESDAY
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ne of the best parties of the year, every year, took place last Saturday night, November 12, at the Marriott In-Terminal Hotel in Dorval. More than 300 guests were welcomed by a team of Brazilian dancers adorning feather headdresses and beaded costumes in support of the Lakeshore General Hospital Foundation (LGHF). The cocktail reception started the evening off with delicious tastes that continued throughout the soiree. The community driven patrons joined forces to the tune of $600 a ticket to support their community hospital, now serving five times the population than it did when the hospital opened in 1960. Together they helped raise $502,200 for improved health care in the region. Craig Read, a patient of the Lakeshore General Hospital, spoke to a crowded room about his life-saving experience at the hands of the doctors and nurses at the hospital.
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"I remember pleading to breathe," he said to the silent ballroom. "The head nurse was screaming at me to keep fighting. It was not luck that kept me alive it was talent." Forty-year-old Read considers October 12, the day he was saved from a pulmonary embolism, his second birthday. "I was born at the Lakeshore, I died at the Lakeshore, and I was saved at the Lakeshore," he explained. "Doctors spend their entire lives learning their craft. Their craft is to save lives and prolong life." Member of the National Assembly, Martin Coiteux, echoed Read's support of the LGHF. "It is important that we come out to events like this to help support the work that the Foundation is doing," Coiteux stated. "The enthusiasm of this room filled with a community is why the financial objectives have been met tonight." LGHF board member and Kirkland City Councillor Tony Di Gennaro was more than pleased with the results of the event. "Chances are pretty good that if you get sick, you will end up at the Lakeshore Hospital," he said, "We need to put our efforts into the service to our residents. You will notice there are a lot of doctors here tonight. They are dedicated
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ith the Market Moments campaign well underway in all Provigo stores across Quebec, Carole Côté, manager of the Provigo Le Marché store in Pierrefonds, caught some shoppers by surprise as they made their way to the checkout. On Wednesday, November 9, in the midst of a festive atmosphere and under a shower of confetti, 29 shoppers received their groceries for free. The Market Moments campaign taking place in Provigo stores is an opportunity to thank consumers for their loyalty by giving them with some moments of surprise. “It is with immense joy and pride that my team and I have provided free groceries to our loyal customers! We are pleased to continue to give them a space where they can enjoy discovering the products and novelties we have on offer every day. We are dedicated to offering the people of Pierrefonds and the surrounding areas an extraordinary experience!” said Carole Côté, manager of the Provigo Le Marché store in Pierrefonds.
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or the first time in the organization's history, Les Canadiennes de Montreal will play a regular season game at the Bell Centre, on December 10, against the Calgary Inferno. The matinee game will mark the first time the two teams will meet since facing off against each other in the 2016 Clarkson Cup championship at the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa last March. Les Canadiennes boast five Olympians in their ranks, including captain Marie-Philip Poulin, Caroline Ouellette, Charline LabontĂŠ, Lauriane Rougeau, and Julie Chu. Eight Olympians, including two-time Olympic gold medalist, Meaghan Mikkelson, will suit up for the Inferno. "We're very excited to be able to host Les Canadiennes for the first time in the home of the Montreal Canadiens," said Canadiens owner, president and CEO, Geoff Molson. "We look forward to giving fans a chance to see some of the best female hockey players in the world live in our building. This is another example of our organizations working together towards our common goal of growing the game at both the professional and grassroots levels in Quebec." www.mtltimes.ca
The Canadiens announced a partnership agreement with Les Canadiennes in September 2015 that includes providing both promotional and financial support to the Montreal-based CWHL franchise. In addition to hosting regular skills clinics throughout the year, the Canadiens also launched the team's inaugural all-girls hockey camp at the Bell Sports Complex in Brossard in August. "The season is a landmark for the CWHL as we celebrate our 10th anniversary," said CWHL commissioner, Brenda Andress. "We are thrilled to partner with the Montreal Canadiens to bring Les Canadiennes and their heritage celebrations to one of the world's biggest hockey stages as there is no better place in Quebec to celebrate both the women's game and the incredible legacy of the Montreal team and its players over the past decade." Puck drop is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on December 10. Tickets will be sold for $15 each and will be available for purchase as of Friday, November 11, at 1 p.m. on canadiens.com .
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ith the weather starting to add a bit of a chill in the air, and the sun starting to set earlier, these are sure signs that winter is making its slow but steady arrival. And whether you are a Canadian snowbird or someone who would like a brief break from the cold and snow of a Canadian winter, the Sunshine State itself, Florida, is making its clarion call to those Canadian tourists who are craving that winter escape. And there are many Canadians who are heeding that call. In fact, they are doing it in droves. Last year, out of the 106.6 million international visitors who made Florida their vacation destination, about 3.8 million of them were from Canada, helping to contribute towards a massive tourism industry in Florida that is worth over $89 billion. And there are many obvious reasons why they flock to Florida every year; there are the many sites and attractions, the easygoing way of life, the different regions and areas that have their own unique imprint, and of course, the multitude of sandy beaches, blue oceans, and plenty of warmth and sunshine. Last month, the Florida visitors bureau – Visit Florida – hosted a special “Flock to Florida” breakfast at the W Hotel in downtown Montreal, where representatives from seven Florida regions told a group of local travel writers what the Sunshine State has to offer Canadian visitors this winter, as they make their annual winter migration south. WEDNESDAY
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Tampa Riverwalk The city of Tampa Bay is inviting tourists to which was filmed on location there. Also, “Unlock Tampa Bay” this winter, and discover Tampa Bay is quickly becoming a haven for what treasures this city on Florida’s west coast those who enjoy craft beer, with such local has to offer, especially after it has just com- breweries like the Cigar Brewing Company pleted a multi-million dollar revitalization proj- and Florida Man Beer gaining international atect. tention for its brand of craft beer. And in 2017, For example, there’s the 4 km Tampa River- Brew Bus in Seminole Heights will offer beer walk, which links many of Tampa’s popular tasting tours on its site. For baseball fans, downtown hotels, restaurants and attractions; Tampa Bay, which is the home of Major in 2017, Riverwalk will host its biennial Lights League Baseball’s Tampa Bay Rays and the on Tampa arts festival in February, plus it will spring training home of the New York Yankees, introduce “Fourth Friday”, which will offers dis- Toronto Blue Jays and Philadelphia Phillies, counts, tours or free admission to many of its will be making its contribution to the sport by attractions. Ybor City, which made its reputa- opening a baseball museum that will make its tion as the Cigar Capital of the World, will be home at the residence of Hall of Famer and celebrated with the premiere of Ben Affleck’s former Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez. upcoming gangster-era movie “Live By Night”, www.visittampabay.com
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Dubbed as the “River City by the Sea” and the largest city in the continental U.S., Jacksonville (www.visitjacksonville.com), offers visitors plenty of outdoor and natural wonders, which includes waterways, parks, ecological preserves, not to mention 22 miles of white sandy beaches and 85,000 acres of parks, and plenty of activities such as kayaking, kiteboarding, surfing and paddleboarding. There’s also the Timucuan Ecological and Historical Preserve, the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens (which has over 3000 rare and exotic animal and plant species), and the Fort Caroline National Memorial, which is renowned as “Florida’s Atlantis”.
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And craft beer fans have something to enjoy in Jacksonville. The Jax Ale Trail gives visitors the opportunity to delve into their own brewery tour, as they can visit and sample the wares at the eight craft breweries that dot the Jacksonville landscape, such as the Aardwolf Brewing Company, the Engine 16 Brewing Co., and the Pinglehead Brewing Company. Visitors are encouraged to pick up a special passport, and get it stamped with every purchase made at any of the breweries along the Jax Ale Trail, which can be exchanged for a selection of free Jacksonville swag such as t-shirts and beer koozies. Florida’s piece of paradise is its Paradise Coast, which is located on the southwest coast of the state, and encompasses its Gulf Coast area, including the cities of Naples, Marco Island and Everglades City. This part of Florida is perfect for those who enjoy nature at its most picturesque, with plenty of beaches, resorts, islands, bays, and its unique natural wilderness. Highlights include the Naples Botanical Garden, Marco Island’s Ten Thousand Islands National Wildlife Refuge and Collier-Seminole State Park, and the Gulf Coast side of Everglades National Park, which includes the Big Cypress Swamp ecosystem and tours by boat, canoe or kayak to the Ten Thousand Islands.
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If you enjoy island-hopping, then discover Florida’s beaches of Fort Myers and Sanibel (www.fortmyers-Sanibel.com). The beauty of this region is its 100 coastal islands, and its mainly unspoiled beaches, tropical wildlife and subtropical foliage that offer the perfect setting for those vacationers who want to experience a pristine, serene escape into a tropical heaven. Highlights include Estero Island, which has been deemed as one of the “world’s safest beaches”; Periwinkle Way on Sanibel Island, which offers lush foliage, shops and restaurants, and buildings that are no taller than the tallest palm tree; Captiva Island, known for its natural beauty, and was the place where Anne Morrow Lindbergh wrote her best selling book “Gift from the Sea”; and Gasparilla Island, which includes the beach town of Boca Grande, which was recognized by Travel & Leisure magazine as one of the 50 best romantic getaways. And for baseball fans (especially those baseball-starved Montreal Expos fans), Fort Myers is the spring training home for the Minnesota Twins and the Boston Red Sox, and plenty of Canadian tourists flock to the team’s Grapefruit League stadiums, especially when the Blue Jays come to visit. And with newly-introduced nonstop flight service from Montreal to Fort Myers, it should be a new stop for Montreal visitors as part of their spring training vacation plans. 26 WEDNESDAY
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And on the southern most point of Florida lies that departs from Key West and goes north to the Florida Keys (www.fla-keys.com), where Grassy Key; two new eco foodie package exa whole string of new hotels, resorts and attrac- periences have been recently launched at tions have been added or upgraded to en- three Key West foodie sites: the Stoned Crab hance visitors’ experience of this southern restaurant, the Three Hands Fish sustainable escape from the continental U.S. For example, seafood market, and the Key West Legal Rum the Playa Largo Resort and Spa, a 14-acre, distillery; and the annual Humphrey Bogart 144-room hotel in Key Largo, has recently Film Festival, which will take place in Key opened its doors as the first newly-built resort in the Upper Keys in over 21 years, and in- Largo next October, will commemorate the cludes 10 secluded bungalows, three gourmet 75th anniversary of the film that is chiefly asrestaurants, 40,000 feet of meeting space, a sociated with Bogie: “Casablanca”. full-service spa and a children’s activity and na*** ture learning centre; Up the Keys Eco-Tours, which offers tours explaining the many eco-at- For more information on what else to see and tractions of the Keys for up to 26 people at a do during your Florida vacation this winter, go time, which includes an all-day adventure tour to www.visitflorida.org . www.mtltimes.ca 27 WEDNESDAY
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