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ameron Jaquith is at it again. She Cameron fill out so she could have her picture just won't quit raising money for taken with it. That had to be the most fun. sick kids. Last year she raised Cameron had made a video for Facebook the more than $3000. Recently the en- night before she delivered the money thanking terprising girl barely eight years old everyone who had bought tickets and congratpresented a cheque for $4520 to ulating prize winners saying, "See you next the Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation. year if you buy more tickets." The Young Ambassadors Club is a group of There was the actual cheque representing the combined funds raised through her annual raf- 200 children between 1-18 years of age. One fle of donated prizes and sale of gently used out of three has a chronic condition or has goods through her school at the Edgewater been hospitalized. Their average age is about (School) Spring Shop Fest in Pincourt. Then 8. "These young champions have chosen to inthere was the giant ceremonial cheque that vite their family and friends to make a donation Josie Pizucco who manages the Young Am- in honor of their birthday or special occasion," bassadors Club of the Children's helped Pizzuco says. www.mtltimes.ca 3 WEDNESDAY

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zuco says. Cameron's mother Chanel, stepfather Michael, grandfather (Papa) Don, great aunt Claire and great uncleTony were all there to cheer for Cameron at the cheque presentation ceremony at the Children's Hospital at the Glen. Cameron's father Anthony couldn't be there because of work commitments but the family was in contact with him during the ceremony sending pictures. "We're looking into a website for Cameron. She would like to have a lemonade stand this summer and put the earnings towards next year's donation," Nolan says. "She likes that the raffle is around her birthday and looks forward to doing it again next year when she turns 9." The Young Ambassadors Club encourages kids to think about asking for a donation on special occasions like a Baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah. This approach obviously works because in 2016 the group raised a whopping $260,000. However, as the saying goes, it really is the thought that counts. "We want to emphasize that any occasion is an occasion to help sick kids get better and that the best gift is the gift of a long, healthy life," Pizzuco says.

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Four years ago Cameron was diagnosed with Strabismus, a muscular eye condition affecting vision, commonly known as Crossed Eyes. The grade 2 student has been under the care of Dr. Khan at the Children's. "I had an operation on my eye. It helped me. I want to help other people," Cameron says. She is recovering nicely from her surgery and no longer has to wear an eye patch Mom Chanel Nolan says. Cameron has donated her birthday money two years in a row on top of the money raised by her own special fundraising efforts. "Once they are ready to deliver their cheques, we invite them to a cheque presentation," Pizzuco says. The prop cheque is then posted on the group's website and the children and their families are encouraged to share it on Facebook. "We recognize and thank the Young Ambassadors by hosting an event in the spring." The event includes fun activities like a magic show, puppet show, photo booth, arts and crafts and of course loot bags! This spring the Foundation prepared a booklet explaining how the donations were used to help patients and listed all the names of the Young Ambassadors. "We also included a badge we encourage them to wear on their school bags so that their friends could ask about our program," Piz-

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Montreal Officially Opens 3 Safe Injection Sites By: Bonnie Wurst / mtltimes.ca

ast May, Quebec Minister Lucie meet all security procedures and were apCharlebois announced the upcom- proved by Health Canada. The program will ing opening of three safe injection be funded with $12-million grant from the sites and one supervised mobile site Quebec government over three years. - places where people can use intra- • Cactus Montreal - 1300 Sanguinet St. (Monvenous drugs under professional medical supervision. Today, three of those treal) • sites have officially opened. Dopamine Montreal - 3591 St Catherine St E. Cactus and Dopamine, two of the sites already providing support to drug users in the (Montreal) downtown area, are now also locations where • the third location has not been made public users can inject drugs while being supervised by medical personnel. The sites will offer them anonymity and nurses and social workers will be on hand to help them - even possibly leading them to drug treatment programs. The other will be run by L'Anonyme, a mobile site with a truck operating around the downtown core. The fourth location is expected to open in the few months. The opening of safe injection sites goes back to 2011 and the result of a ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada. The sites had to www.mtltimes.ca 9 WEDNESDAY

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prospective buyers away altogether. In most cases, you can make a reasonable pre- inspection yourself if you know what you're looking for, and knowing what you're looking for can help you prevent little problems from growing into costly and unmanageable ones. To help home sellers deal with this issue before their homes are listed, a free report entitled "11 Things You Need to Know to Pass Your Home Inspection" has been compiled which explains the issues involved. To order a FREE Special Report, visit: www.montrealinspectionpitfalls.com Get your free special report NOW to learn how to ensure a home inspection doesn't cost you the sale of your home.

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West Island Community Shares charity tournament has another successful drive

n June 13th, the business community united to make West Island Community Shares’ annual charity golf tournament a success. The tournament, held at the Beaconsfield Golf Club, raised $53,000. Pfizer Canada led the way as the main partner of the event. Other partners included TELUS (BBQ lunch); Roxboro Excavation (flags); the Montreal Airport Marriott In-Terminal Hotel (Volunteer Meals), Sport Specialists-Dorval (Champagne Toast) and Brecon Foods (Putting Contest). “Thank you to all our event partners, guests and volunteers who contributed to the success of the tournament,” said Leanne Bayer, Executive Director. “When everyone comes together in support of our community, we can achieve great things.” West Island Community Shares raises funds for 41 local community groups including the Association Québécoise de la Voile Adaptée (AQVA). The group helps people with physical handicaps enjoy the freedom of sailing. During

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the tournament dinner, 17-year-old Daniel HouldLovretin, who has cerebral palsy, thanked West Island Community Shares and its donors for supporting AQVA. He joked with The Beat 92.5 Masters of Ceremony Paul Awad and Sam Lupovich (Stuntman Sam), that the only thing he would enjoy more than sailing is a career in radio. He ended on a more serious note, saying that thanks to AQVA he sees no disability, only ability. The golfers enjoyed perfect golfing weather as well as food and drink offered by other event partners including 40 Westt Steakhouse, Iceberg Vodka, La Maison Verte Restaurant, Tazza di Matina, Zonin Wines and Pâtisserie St-Martin. West Island Community Shares is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year and has set its fundraising goal at $1.3 million. For more information on West Island Community Shares, visit www.communityshares.ca

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he Grand Prix racetracks took over Montreal on June 9 through 11. With it, came people celebrating at parties across the city. Of all the special events planned, Martini’s evening on an Old Port rooftop terrace is a success worth mentioning: Terrazza Martini. First, a bit of background about the hosts.

The name ‘Frank Williams’ has bounced around the world of racing since the 1960s, as he set himself up as an industry expert. Williams is a Formula One team and engineering company that was founded by a dedicated Frank Williams and British engineer Patrick Head. Since its foundation in 1977, Williams has won 16 FIA Formula

One World Championship titles: 9 from the Constructors’ Championship, and 7 from the Drivers’ Championship. Thoughts of Formula One racing don’t typically link to Italian winemakers. Except in the case of MARTINI. MARTINI is the iconic brand behind delicious Italian sparkling wines and aromatic vermouths. These wines originate from Turin, Italy, where the MARTINI brand was founded in 1863. The MARTINI brand has sponsored the world of motorsports since 1968. They are the first ever non-motorsport brand to be involved in racing. Their ties to racing are almost as strong as their ties to Turin. Terrazza Martini: an impressive evening above the city.

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More than 300 people gathered at Williams Martini Racing’s F1 event, Terrazza Martini, on Saturday, June 10. The evening included Italian fare served alongside fresh-popped MARTINI bubbles, a high-profile guest list, and DJ Philgood spinning throughout the evening. It was the must-attend party in Montreal’s Old Port of the Grand Prix weekend. The terrace of the William Gray hotel played host for the event. The Old Montreal location combined with classic French luxury service and amenities set high standards for the evening. The building itself dates to the 18th century, and the exterior has hardly changed over the years. The inside, of course, has been redesigned with modern touches that preserve the history of the building. A glass tower was installed above the historic buildings. Contemporary design complemented by local art in light-filled, open guest rooms and event spaces. The rooftop terrace offered panoramic views of the city. It was the perfect backdrop for a high-class Grand Prix party—something guests will only find at a boutique venue like William Gray. www.mtltimes.ca WEDNESDAY

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With a setting as beautiful as the William Gray, as well as the promise of perfectly prepared Italian food and beverages, the guest list was obviously notable. The much anticipated event attracted celebrities including Yanic Truesedale, Éric Salvail, Joey Scarpellino, Valérie Carpentier, PO Beaodin, Jonathan Roy. Yet another seal of approval.

William Gray served the food for the evening, exceeding their own high standards. Fresh bruschetta, Caprese salad skewers, prosciutto wrapped melon, goat cheese stuffed figs, beef carpaccio, meat balls, and of course—mini Napolentana pizzas and truffle arancini to complete the Italian menu. A little bit about MARTINI’s cocktails.

sweet white, rosso, and amber. Botanicals include herbs and roots. Often, can sugar or caramelized sugar is also added. MARTINI’s vermouths are delicious ingredients in cocktails; their sparkling wines lovely alongside food.

Given MARTINI’s lengthy list of thirstquenching alcoholic beverages, there was no shortage of cocktails at the event. The suggested cocktails included the MARTINI Pina and MARTINI Tonic. The MARTINI Pina mixed Rosso and pineapple juice for a tart, yet slightly sweet, option; A MARTINI Tonic paired Rosso or Bianco Vermouth with tonic and lime. Cocktails weren’t the only star of the Saturday. Who doesn’t love a little bubbly? MARTINI Prosecco was served at the event, celebrating their recent launch in Quebec.

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Traveling eastern Canada - eating and sleeping in quirky places Fully restored by Linkum Tours, Quirpon Lighthouse Inn features ten rooms at the base of a still-operating lighthouse

ATLANTIC CANADA – When it comes to places for travelers to rest their heads, the picturesque coastal region of Atlantic Canada offers overnight experiences that go beyond the average hotel room. From tipis to churches and beyond, these eight off-the-beaten path accommodations located within the provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Prince Edward Island turn an ordinary slumber into an unforgettable sleep. Tipis and Trains and Churches…OH MY!

In New Brunswick, families can spend the night in a traditional tipi with an evening of storytelling by the campfire at Metepenagiag Heritage Park ( http://www.metpark.ca/ ), located along the Miramichi River. Guests will learn the rich history of the Ancient Mi’kmaq culture that have lived in that community for over 30 centuries. Rates start at $65 CAD for a four person tipi. Booking is available from July 15 to September 15, Wednesday to Saturday. www.mtltimes.ca

BoilerAt the Train Station Inn in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, travelers can fulfill their train conductor dreams by spending the night in a refurbished boxcar or caboose. Each car has been renovated to reflect the age of the railway and include fireplaces, air-conditioning, TV, railway memorabilia, private baths and more. This unexpected boutique hotel also features a dining car that acts as a restaurant serving lunch and dinner. Rates start at $129.50 CAD per night. To book, visit: http://www.tatatrainstation.com

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A house of worship turned bed and bed breakfast in Newfoundland and Labrador offers an angelic rest for visitors. Cupid’s Haven ( http://www.cupidshaven.ca/ ), a four bedroom bed and breakfast housed in the former St. Augustine’s Church features gothic arched windows in each guest room and vaulted ceilings with wood trim nodding to the church’s origin dating back to 1910. Rates range from $119.00 to $169.99 CAD. To book, call 1-877-5281555.

At the Train Station Inn in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, travelers can fulfill their train conductor dreams by spending the night in a refurbished boxcar or caboose Keeper's Quarters located on the second floor Lighthouse Keeper for a Night Built in 1875, the West Point Lighthouse ( where the lighthouse keeper’s family originally http://westpointharmony.com/ ) is one of resided or The Tower Room on the second Prince Edward Island’s tallest historic lighthouses offering travelers two distinctive floor overlooking the Northumberland Strait. overnight experiences. Part of the West Point Available June to September, rates start at Lighthouse Inn, guests can choose from The $184 CAD per night.

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In Newfoundland and Labrador, travelers can head off-beaten-path to the untouched island of Quirpon for stay in a 1922 lighthouse keeper’s home on the shores of Iceberg Alley. Fully restored by Linkum Tours, Quirpon Lighthouse Inn( http://www.linkumtours.com/quirponlighthouse-inn) features ten rooms at the base of a still-operating lighthouse and is a Registered Heritage Building. Known for its premier location for viewing icebergs and whale watching, Quirpon Lighthouse Inn room rates include two boat trips through Iceberg Alley and all meals. Room rates start at $300 CAD plus taxes. Sleeping at New Heights

At Ingonish Beach in Cape Breton Highlands National Park in Nova Scotia, visitors can sleep in a cocoon suspended in the trees 20-feet above the ground while enjoying the sounds of ocean waves and the crisp forest scent. Offering the ultimate luxury of privacy, the cocoon tree bed is anchored to the trees by tight wires, and the zip-hatch offers access to the interior, which boasts a soft, comfortable mattress. Price is $70 CAD per night and is available through October 9. To book call, 902-285-2535. 1201 Guy Street, Montreal 3300 Sources Blvd., Pointe-Claire

Newly opened in Prince Edward Island, the TreePODS at Treetop Haven in Mount Tyron are the perfect blend of a deluxe treehouse and geodesic dome. Named after Prince Edward Island local birds such as the Humming Bird, Blue Jay, Bald Eagle, Great Horned Owl, and Blue Heron, each TreePOD is set high amongst the trees and individually designed with a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, barbeque, and a personal hot tub. Rates start at $150 CAD per night in April and November, and $200 CAD per night in high season (May – October) for a one bedroom unit. Minimum two nights stay. To book visit, http://treetophaven.ca.

Birders seeking a flawless bird’s eye view can head to Castalia Marsh Retreat on Grand Manan Island in New Brunswick for a stay in a bird house built for humans. Nestled in a cluster of trees overlooking the salt marsh and the Bay of Fundy, The Bird House is an Audubon aficionado’s paradise with a top floor loft featuring nearly 360-degree views and a front-row seat to rugged island wilderness. Available April to November, rates start at $105 CAD per night, based on double occupancy.

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