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he doors to John Abbott College opened for the first time September 7, 1971 to 1,237 students.

Forty-six years later with close to 60,000 graduates, the College is welcoming alumni back to campus for Homecoming on Saturday, September 24.

The Homecoming committee is looking forward to seeing members of the JAC community as they kick off this annual tradition of celebrating excellence on campus, bringing students and staff together to show their school pride.

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There are collegiate activities all weekend.

Fans should come out wearing their best Abbott colours and watch the Islanders football team (3-1) take on Outaouais on Saturday at 1 p.m. at Memorial Field.

The alumni tent, located next to the field, will be open at the conclusion of the football game. Reserve your spot for a campus tour, have a snack and enjoy live music post-game from 4 – 6 p.m.

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16 Walk for ALS in Montreal was a huge start in raising funds

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early 1,000 participants gathered at the Parc Maisonneuve for the 16th edition of the Walk for ALS in Montreal in support of the Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Society of Quebec. Families touched by the disease, volunteers and researchers have walked 4km and contributed to the huge success of this Walk. Thanks to the many participants and generous donors, the event raised an impressive amount of $92 000.

So far this year, the 10 Walks for ALS across the province have raised $257 000.

Renowned Researchers Inspired by the families touched by ALS, many renowned ALS researchers were present, including: Dr Pierre Drapeau (University of Montreal), Dr Christine Vande Velde (University of Montreal) and Dr Angela Genge (researcher and neurologist at the Montreal Neurological Institute).

Facts about the Walks for ALS • The Walks for ALS contribute in raising awareness for ALS and funds to support research and maintain quality services offered to people living with ALS and their families all across the province; • 40% of proceeds support cutting-edge research currently taking place in Canada and

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particularly in Quebec. The complementary sixty percent of proceeds support direct services for people living with ALS at every stage of the disease.

• Since their beginning in 2000, the number of Walks for ALS increased to include 10 Walks across Quebec and 93 across Canada; • The list of Walks located in Quebec also includes Sherbrooke, Outaouais (Ottawa), TroisRivières, Saint-Hyacinthe, Laval, Québec, Rivière-du-Loup, Charlevoix and Lennoxville.

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ummer is over - fall has arrived and with it the sounds, visions and tastes of that time of year that brings us Lobo apples, pumpkin pie, along with crisp air and colourful leaves.

It also brings us ARTS Alive!

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Throughout the summer, Festivals have been popping up across the Quebec landscape celebrating the diverse talents of communities. What better way to get to know your neighbours, discover new friends and…recognize the talents within each and every one of us!

Arts Alive! Québec, is an initiative of ELAN (English-Language Arts Network) that guides communities in developing their mini arts festivals.

Knowlton recently enjoyed a very successful Festival, showcasing all the local talents, from food and crafts to theatre and music. Author, Louise Penny was there to promote her much anticipated newest in the Gamache series of detective stories. Needless to say the event was highly attended! ELAN is not-for-profit organization that connects, supports, and promotes Quebec’s English-speaking artists and arts communities. And how well we need that support!

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On Saturday, Sept. 24, the event is celebrated in Pointe Claire at John Rennie High School. Get set for a day of theatre, music, visual art and crafts for sale.

Yes… Christmas will be upon us soon!

What better way to get an early start on the presents than at an Arts Festival that supports your very own community.

Families will enjoy workshops and many other free events. “Different foods will be on offer, and there are a multitude of eclectic workshops for ages 8+ including printmaking, rug hooking, oil pastels, costume design and mosaics.” The highlight of the morning has to be the Teddy Bear’s picnic at 11 am! You don’t want to miss that.

“Programming reflects local tastes, arts and cultures. Profit from the last great days of summer and early fall with indoor and outdoor shows and events, including hands-on creative activities led by artists and artisan.”

Over the summer, Guy Rodgers, ELAN

Executive Director, has travelled to the different areas in Quebec overseeing the special touches that each of the communities infused into their Festivals. Each injecting their own diversity into the events. Now it is the turn of the West Island and the final “Arts Alive! Québec!

The Pointe-Claire event, like all the others, will be geared to families involving themselves in all things arts and culture.

There will be theatre, music and workshops during the day, culminating in an the evening concert starring local bands Vintage Wine, Greg Halpin and his recently launched Notes from a Bedroom, and the highly popular Happenstance.

So mark the date in your calendar Saturday, September 24 at John Rennie High School. What a great way to welcome the fall season - Celebrate Arts and Culture, Celebrate diversity, Celebrate your community!

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TD Family Fun Day raises $103,000 for West Island Community Shares

ore than 400 people had a wonderful time at the TD Bank Group’s first Family Fun Day while supporting a great local cause! The young and the young at heart enjoyed a BBQ, air bounce rides, laser tag, ice cream, sports challenges and more. A grand total of $103,000 was raised for West Island Community Shares at the event held on Sunday, September 11th at Provigo Le Marché in Kirkland.

for making a difference in our community,” says Leanne Bayer, Executive Director, West Island Community Shares.

“We’re proud to support West Island Community Shares because the funds raised will help thousands of people right here in the West Island,” added Nathalie Weiner, TD Branch Manager, Kirkland.

Ms. Bayer also thanked Diamond-level partner, Ben & Florentine, for its generous sponsorship. Other partners that contributed to the event’s success included Gold's Gym, Orange Theory, Plus 2 Sanitation and TD Wealth Private Investment Advice. The food for the BBQ and the venue were generously offered

by Provigo Le Marché Kirkland. The Beat 92.5 Radio team was on-site to provide music and free ice cream was offered by Crème Glacée Lambert.

West Island Community Shares raises funds for 40 local community groups. 1 in 5 West Islanders turns to these groups for help each year. Some need help to address issues prevalent in low-income neighborhoods like poverty, food insecurity, shelter and clothing. Others seek help for issues that affect their lives regardless of income levels. This includes cancer, mental illness, substance abuse, family crisis, physical and intellectual West Island Community Shares will be handicaps and more. officially kicking off its annual fundraising “Our slogan is: Live Here. Give Here. campaign with a community breakfast on Making a Difference Together! Thank you Friday, October 21st. Everyone is welto the TD Bank Group team for working come. For more details or to donate, visit hard to make this event successful and www.communityshares.ca

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Mont Tremblant - The leaves are turning

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tarting mid-September, there’s nothing like the colour index to guide your activity choices and enjoy the best of autumn at the mountain, lake and in Tremblant’s pedestrian village. From green to red and including a rainbow of ochres, yellows and crimsons, the fall palette is a singular spectacle offering countless opportunities to have fun, get moving and relax.

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Yellow with Hints of Green & Orange Warmer days are still here, and the lake offers the more audacious one last chance to swim, water ski, wakeboard and paddleboard as the mountain gently sails into autumn. It is the perfect time to play tennis, hike the tallest peak in the Laurentians, set out on a road or mountain bike day-trip or unwind on one of many sun-drenched patios.

Orange with Shades of Ochre & Crimson This is the ideal time to enjoy the mountain and everything it has to offer. Seasonal mustdos include treetop trekking and aerial games, rock climbing, exciting via ferratas or admiring the scenery and deep-nature setting from high above, by scenic gondola or helitour ‒ or careening feet first on one of five Ziptrek Ecotour ziplines. Watersport fans are sure to enjoy the mountain’s colourful regalia from a canoe, kayak, pedal or pontoon boat, laser, catamaran and motorized craft, or by taking a cruise on Lac Tremblant.

Red with Hues of Orange & Russet Why not extend your summertime fun by playing one of the season’s last rounds of golf, at Le Diable or Le Géant? Or go pester the trout, get your fill of crisp fresh air on a hike or

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COVER trail race, then refuel over lunch at Le Grand Manitou, taking in the scenery from its skytop terrace. Down in the village, try an exciting luge run or defy gravity on the Eurobungy and climbing tower, or treat yourself to a round of mini-putt and shop end-of-season sales at participating boutiques.

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Take advantage of fall’s cooler days to go horseback riding, river rafting or train for the upcoming ski season by running, or biking.

Stroll about the pedestrian village or try one of Mission Liberté’s three indoor adventures, share a teddy-bear or ceramic workshop, design your own t-shirt, pop into an art gallery, have tea, indulge in a massage, wellness treatment or a great meal ‒ and later, visit Versant Soleil, Casino de Mont-Tremblant’s gaming tables, restaurant and lounge.

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#NomadicMassive #Dorval #OvationConcertSeries s part of its Ovation Concert Series, the City of Dorval is proud to present Nomadic Massive on Friday, September 23, at 7:30 p.m., at the Serge Nolet Auditorium (1301 Dawson Avenue).

Nomadic Massive is an openminded hip-hop group of five singers who rap in English, French, Spanish, Creole, and Arabic with a soul, reggae, and AfroCaribbean influences. They move international audiences with their

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es Canadiennes make up some of the finest players in the CWHL. Of the league's top players for the 2015-2016 season, the team held the Top 4 League Scoring Leaders positions, as well as the Top Goaltender. Marie-Philip Poulin led the way in the #1 position with 46 points, followed by Ann-Sophie Bettez in the #2 position with 44 points. In the #3 position was Kim DeschĂŞnes with 33 points and then Caroline Ouellette (Captain of Team Canada Sochi Olympics Gold Medalists) with 32 points.

In front of the nets, goalie Charline LabontĂŠ held the #1 position with a remarkable 17 wins. Put in perspective the number of games the CWHL plays compared to the NHL - and the numbers are impressive.

This season will prove to be one of the most exciting seasons for Les Canadiennes and the CWHL. With every season that goes by the leagues' players, coaches, trainers, support staff and volunteers keep getting better and the games more exciting.

For more details about the team, players and tickets: http://www.cwhl.ca/view/lescanadiennes-en Check back next week for another Canadiennes Spotlight!

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Parkinson Canada walk on Montreal Island a success

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ome 65 participants took part in the first annual Parkinson Canada SuperWalk held in the Montreal area on September 11.

This group was joined by about 20 volunteers and a few Parkinson staff members for walks around the campuses of John Abbott College and Macdonald College in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue.

The event was designed to raise awareness of and funds for dealing with Parkinson's disease, a degenerative neurological disorder that can respond well to medication and therapy. An estimated 25,000 Quebecers are living with Parkinson's disease; one in five of them is younger than 50 years old.

"A quick count suggests we raised about $6,200 in pledges and donations," Parkinson SuperWalk coordinator Lisa Mintz said.

Sainte Anne Mayor, Paola Hawa spoke to the crowd just before the walk began, noting that people in her entourage are fighting Parkinson's. Hawa joined the group walking 3km around the two campuses. Neuroscience researcher Dr. Daniel Lévesque from l'Université de Montréal was also among the participants.

"This is great," one enthusiastic participant, Tim Landry who walked 3km, told us. "These kinds of events will help remove the stigma associated with Parkinson's." Like many other participants, Landry has friends who are fighting Parkinson's.

Music for the event was provided at different locations by CHOM FM and by local guitarist Josh Adams. Local businesses such as Tim Horton's and Provigo chipped in to provide refreshments for participants.

"Really big 'thank you's to all the people who supported this walk," continued Mintz. "But a special thank you goes out to both John Abbott College and the Macdonald College campus of McGill University for such a beautiful venue and for logistical support. The police technology program at John Abbott was terrific and gave us most of our volunteers."

Across Canada, some $2.7 million was raised from SuperWalks in 2015.

These monies were used for research, advocacy, education and for support services.

"Not only will we be back in 2017, but we will be raising more money and be bigger and better!" said Mintz. Parkinson Canada Support groups are also a big part of our services. They are located in Cote des Neiges and Dollard des Ormeaux (West Island) with new groups just created in Laval and St. Leonard.

For more information about the next Parkinson SuperWalk, or about the Montreal area support groups, visit: www.parkinson.ca or email: Lisa.mintz@parkinson.ca

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(from left to right): Angela Burgos (Head of School), Cathy Brazeau (Assistant Head of School - Teaching and Learning), Sophie Léger (Assistant Head of School – Finance and Administration)

Centennial Academy hires an Assistant Head to lead its new French sector

entennial Academy is pleased to announce that it has recruited Cathy Brazeau to its ranks, in the newly-created role of Assistant Head of School, Teaching and Learning. Ms. Brazeau will play a critical role in the development and oversight of Centennial’s curriculum and will be responsible for developing, integrating and implementing the new French sector at Centennial, which will open in August 2017.

“Our vision is to offer both anglophone and francophone students the opportunity to master their learning challenges and graduate on time,” says Angela Burgos, Centennial’s Head of School. “With Cathy on board, we now have the capacity to move full steam ahead with this exciting and transformative project.”

Centennial Academy is an independent secondary school whose mission is to empower students with learning challenges to become autonomous, resilient, life-long learners. Impressively, although 90% of their students are diagnosed with challenges (e.g., ADD, ADHD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, and autism spectrum disorders), more than 90% of them graduate in five years and go one to college and university.

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The project has the support of several leading specialists, including Dr. Gilles Julien, C.M., O.Q., whose foundation helps send several students in a vulnerable situation to Centennial every year.

Cathy Brazeau brings nearly 30 years of experience in teaching and administration to Centennial Academy, including five years as Director of Educational Services at Collège Brébeuf, where she was deeply involved in curriculum, teacher training and development, as well as parent liaison.

“I am delighted to be part of the Centennial team,” says Ms. Brazeau. “I am truly impressed by what Centennial achieves and by the commitment and dedication of its teachers and staff members.”

“Already, I have heard so many parents tell me how Centennial has changed their lives. I am truly happy to help make such a difference in the lives of our families,” she adds.

Five francophone students are already enrolled in Secondary 1 at Centennial as part of a French sector pilot project. In addition to overseeing this programme, developing the new French curriculum and recruiting francophone teachers, Ms. Brazeau is also heading-up the re-branding of the school, which now boasts a bilingual logo and new signage.

“Our goal is for Centennial to be fully bilingual and to welcome Secondary 1 and 2 students to a fullfledged French sector next August,” says Ms. Burgos. “We will then add another grade in each of the next three school years. There’s a lot of work to be done, but we’ll make it happen.”

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