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The changes that have taken place in care LaSalle-Wrap is an option for over the past years highlight the need to intethose experiencing difficulties with grate community and system supports and professional services (education, look at youth who are having challenges with health, justice, or social services). existing systems in a new light. The LaSalleLaSalle-Wrap is a pilot project implemented Wrap team is doing just that, and preliminary by the Boys and Girls Club of LaSalle that evaluation data is showing promising results. works with youth in a unique and innovative On March 30th, LaSalle-Wrap will invite key way. The project uses a highly individualized approach with people experiencing multiple people who are engaged in the community and persistent needs and helps them fulfil their po- who have participated in the project to deepen tential. The approach strengthens and links relationships that are the foundation of its sucsupportive relationships from all walks of life; cess. Changing Lives, Together, will be an opthese can be with family members, teachers, portunity to learn more about the Wraparound social workers, coaches, etc. Chances of suc- approach and connect with others who are eicess increase when positive supports combine ther professionally or informally dedicated to their energy and focus it on the youth’s goals, building healthier communities in which our in a way that highlights their voice, choice, and youth can thrive. dignity. This is necessary for youth to build their Contact information:514-364-4661 www.mtltimes.ca 3 WEDNESDAY

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he Cap Nature Pierrefonds West project stands out at the environmental level, as all of its planned buildings and residences will be designed and built in compliance with the best practices in sustainable development, and all preliminary studies have met the requirements of both the City of Montreal and the ministère du Développement durable, de l’Environnement et de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques (MDDELCC – “Ministry of Sustainable Development, the Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change”), including those relating to on-site rainwater management. This project will be subject to approval under the Environment Quality Act, thereby confirming its environmental suitability.

Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec’s new Metropolitan Electric Network. This significant level of accessibility fostering active and public transportation, combined with a road infrastructure development plan featuring the extension of Pierrefonds Boulevard, will help alleviate traffic on current roadways (St-Jean and St-Charles boulevards and Chemin de l’Anse-à-l’Orme) for the benefit of Pierrefonds’s residents and visitors coming to enjoy the beauty of the L’Anse-à-l’Orme and Cap-SaintJacques nature parks.

Moreover, the Cap Nature Pierrefonds West project will include the construction of three elementary schools and eight daycare centers to The neighbourhood’s design will feature 10 km meet the needs of newly arrived families, who of new bike paths, a special focus on pedestri- will also get to enjoy fully developed parks ans and a comprehensive mass transit grid, in- spreading over 23 hectares, or more than 10% cluding the nearby Kirkland station of the of the project’s total land area. www.mtltimes.ca 5 WEDNESDAY

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Ssustainable balance between natural environment preservation and harmonious urban development

With the open house event to be held this Sunday as part of the Office de consultation publique de Montréal’s (OCPM) consultation process, the owner-developers of the Cap Nature Pierrefonds West project would like to underscore this innovative project’s benefits for the community. Specifically, it combines a sustainable solution to the West Island’s residential needs through the creation of an environmentally responsible neighbourhood and the preservation of 180 hectares of natural habitats, which will significantly contribute to the City of Montreal’s objective of designating 10% of its territory as protected areas.

ecoforest corridor, an area spanning over 1,000 hectares, or 10 sq. kmfour times larger than Mount Royal Park.

Cap Nature Pierrefonds West is the fruit of a true partnership between five owner-developers and the City of Montreal, who have been actively collaborating since 2005 to design an innovative, eco- conscious project. Mayor Denis Coderre and other City politicians have publicly supported this initiative,

• one of eight priority urban projects i • cluded in the Montreal Urban Agglomeration Land Use and Spanning 365 hectares, this project is de- • Development Plan, adopted in April 2015 folsigned to create a harmonious balance be- lowing public consultation. tween natural environment preservation and responsible urban development. It includes “Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre called it an 180 hectares of natural wooded areas, pro- exemplary project during its unveiling in 2015,” tected wetlands and other ecosystems, includ- said David Cliche, spokesperson for Cap-Naing 56 hectares of land (6 million sq. ft.) already ture Pierrefonds West. “Indeed, it is the result donated and to be donated to the City by the of an extensive joint planning process that led owner-developers, as well as 185 hectares for to the development of a Special Urban Planthe construction of an environmentally respon- ning Program (SUPP), the 22nd version of sible neighbourhood featuring 5,500 resi- which was drafted in 2015. On behalf of the dences and 23 hectares of conveniently five owner-developers, I asked for this SUPP located local parks and areas dedicated to to be made public for consultation by the rainwater management.

OCPM, so that it might be further enhanced as part of the current process and adopted as Among the dwellings, 1,500 will be ear- quickly as possible.” marked for housing co-ops and social housing, thereby helping meet the City of Montreal’s requirement that 30% of any urban development project be dedicated to affordable housing.

Upon completion, the project will enable many families to remain on the Island of Montreal, whereas over 16,000 residents had left the City in 2016 to settle in the first or second outer residential ring.1 The 180 hectares of protected natural zones included in the Cap Nature Pierrefonds West project will expand the L’Anse-à-l’Orme Nature Park, which forms part of the Rivière à l’Orme 6

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Huge success for the 7th edition of the Bâton Rouge Gastronomy Event of the Lakeshore General Hospital Foundation

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Jimmy Sotiropoulos, Heather Holmes, John Frintzilas

he Lakeshore General Hospital Foundation (LGHF) hosted the 7th Annual Bâton Rouge Gastronomy Event on March 27, with close to 250 attendees. This delicious and lively evening raised $51,140, which was increased at the very last minute to $ 52,840, thanks to donations received, and in particular for the sale of a Carey Price Jersey, which was donated by Bâton Rouge. The proceeds of the event will go towards enhancing the quality of care and facilities at the Lakeshore General Hospital. The evening was sponsored by: Bâton Rouge, Château Dollard, Les Délices Lafrenaie, Audiovisual Diplomate, G. Thomas International, Hemsleys Jeweller, Italvine, Lundbeck, Maison Fusion, Rideau Memorial Gardens and Funeral Home, Suite 88 Chocolatier.

cluding a Judith Ripka necklace valued at $1,200.

"We are particularly grateful to our hosts, the owners of DDO's Bâton Rouge Steakhouse & Bar for their hospitality and generosity. It is thanks to the donations of food, alcoholic beverages and service from John Frintzilas, Jimmy Sotiropoulos and Peter Gianopoulos that we are able to raise funds and improve health care for the West Island," said Heather Holmes, Managing Director of the Lakeshore General Hospital Foundation.

Ms. Holmes together with Dr. Fiore Lalla and David Cescon, the Co-Chairs of the Foundation's Board of Directors, took advantage of the event to present the Humanitarian Award to the In addition to a fun evening where guests Lakeshore Light Opera for their outstanding could enjoy cocktails, a four-course meal and contribution, unwavering commitment and their an open bar, the LGHF relied on proceeds from true passion for the betterment of the West Isa silent auction and a raffle of several prizes in- land community for over a quarter century.

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very year on the third weekend of March, the Montreal Basketball League holds its own “Final Four” style playoff finals, like Montreal’s version of the NCAA tournament.

The weekend is reserved only for the league’s four best teams from each age group.

The playoffs are always a fast-paced thriller and this year was no different. For the Sun Youth Hornets basketball program all signs show that the program is healthy and doing well, occupying 4 out of 5 semi-final spots in the MBL AAA divisions, Quebec’s most competitive youth league. With three losses coming in the semi-finals; bantam boys 71-45 to PXKnights, midget boys 110-97 to Pagé and finally the juvenile boys 75-68 to PX-Knights, only the novice boys made the finals.

For the Novices this was their third consecutive championship appearance, winning the last two. Unfortunately the Hornets didn’t get the ending they were hoping for losing to the PX-Knights by a narrow margin. The future of Sun Youth’s basketball program looks extremely bright as all the boy’s teams made the playoffs; they showcased an enormous www.mtltimes.ca

amount of talent and competitiveness that will surely make them a force to be reckoned with this summer and next year in MBL season. The weekend concluded a wonderful winter season for the Sun Youth Hornets basketball program.

The Hornets now begin to prepare for their summer season where kids will be given the chance to showcase their talents to NCAA Division I coaches in tournaments all across the United States.

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What do the Rolling Stones have to do with a Latino fest?

Well the band took a successful tour through Latin America last year. That trip is documented in "Olé, Olé, Olé..." the opening movie

A festival with a Latino flavour

"This is a Festival that would please both, French and Englishspeaking Quebecers," said Roland Smith, Director of the Latin American Film Festival that this Friday has launched its 8th edition. The opening night featured an exclusive engagement in Montreal: a documentary on the Rolling Stones Latin American tour. Titled "Olé, Olé, Olé! A Trip across Latin America," this documentary directed by Paul Dugdale presents the band's early 2016 tour of Latin America which culminated with a massive free concert in Havana. The film is shown again this Saturday, April 1, at 6:30 p.m.

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Some of the other movies to be screened during the upcoming week are:

"Camino a La Paz" ("Road to La Paz") directed by Francisco Varone (Argentina) is described as "A road movie, a buddy movie and a coming-of-age tale all at once." It is an unexpected meeting between two characters from different backgrounds (April 1, 8:30 p.m., April 2, 6:30 p.m., Spanish with English subtitles).

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"X Quinientos" is a Canada-Colombia-Mexico co-production, directed by Juan Andres Arango, set in Mexico, Colombia, and Canada.

It is a movie that tells three different stories featuring unrelated characters, but with a common predicament. The all need to make decisions while the options are few, and the risks are everywhere (April 2, 8:30 p.m., Spanish with French subtitles; and April 3, 6:30 p.m., Spanish with English subtitles).

"El ADN del ceviche" ("Ceviche's DNA") is a documentary from Peru directed by Orlando Arriagada, featuring the history of this popular and typical Peruvian dish. "This film is a must for foodies" reads the description. (April 3, 8:30 p.m., April 4, 6:30 p.m., Spanish with English subtitles).

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"El elefante desaparecido" ("The Vanished Elephant") is a Peru-Colombia-Spain co-production directed by Javier Fuentes-Leon.

"Viewers looking for something beautifully surreal will find a well-executed, and—well, an ingenious spin on the mystery thriller." (April 7, 8:30 p.m., April 8, 6:30 p.m.).

All shows are at the Cinema du Parc, 3575 Park Ave. (corner of Prince Arthur). For information about the festival visit www.cinemaduparc.com

"La voz en off" ("Voice Over") is directed by Cristian Jimenez (Chile). It shows the story of Sofia, a recently separated mother of two, also a vegan, who decides "to take a reversed veil of silence: no more cell phone, TV, internet or reading for a year." (April 4, 8:30 p.m., April 5, 6:30, Spanish with French subtitles).

"Hija de la laguna" ("Daughter of the Lake") is another film from Peru, directed by Ernesto Cabellos. Described as a movie in which "Landscape splendour, power struggle, faith and cultural heritage all mix"… It features the story of "Nélida, a young indigenous woman who witnesses the imminent disappearance of a lagoon in her land, a water body surrounded by the majestic Andes." (April 5, 8:30 p.m., April 6, 6:30 p.m., Spanish with English subtitles).

"Ixcanul" ("Volcano") is a movie from Guatemala, directed by Jayro Bustamante. I had the chance to see this film at last year's Toronto Film Festival, and I recommend it for its lyric narrative and the beautiful scenery.

Maria, a 17-year-old girl, lives with her parents at the foot of a volcano in Guatemala. She is soon to marry Ignacio, who manages the coffee plantation, but she is in love with Pepe, a young worker who is preparing to seek a better life in the United States. This movie won the Silver Bear at the Berlin Festival in 2015. (April

Foodies would enjoy this movie about this popular Peruvian specialty

(Left): The festival will end with the screening of Alejandro Jodorowsky's latest work, "Poesie sans fin" ("Endless Poetry')

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