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in that case by a kid named Oliver. Kids take ownership of individual pumpkins and learn tricks to make them grow bigger. Apart from using special seeds, one such trick is pruning the plant so that all of its energy goes to one pumpkin.”

Some 15 varieties of vegetables are grown at the Fritz Farm, including cucumbers tomatoes, leeks, and onions.

Brown and Manning pointed to the permeable black geotextile fabric covering the ground. “This makes it much easier to

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Baie D’Urfé volunteers The Garden at Fritz proGardening Association gram also aims to connect (FFYGA) in Baie d'Urfé veteran gardeners with loaded up six big crates of our youth through teachvegetables to donate to ing about gardening, aclocal food banks.The food cording to the FFYGA's produced was grown website. without pesticides and Youths involved with the this was the fourth sucgarden come from local cessful growing season for boy scouts or girl guide these gardeners. packs, two elementary “We harvested some schools, and a daycare 4,000 pounds (about 1800 centre. kg) of produce on 10,000 On September 9, sunsquare feet (929 sq meflowers about 10 feet tall tres) of gardens,” explains were very evident as Brian Manning, a Fritz garwere some huge pumpBy John Symon dener and Town Councilkins remained; FFYGA lor in Baie d'Urfé. “We try president Robert Brown mtltimes.ca and involve youths in this the weights of effort, teaching them help involve local youth in estimating some of them at about where food comes from bettering their commu- 100 pounds. “Our and how to grow it. We nity, teaching them how to is 150 lbs (68kg) record a also try to teach how grow their own food, as- pumpkin grown in for 2015,

control the weeds,” explained Manning. “As for insects, we did lose a lot of leeks one year, but otherwise don't have many problems with insect pests. Baie d'Urfé is a pesticide-free zone.”

The 20 volunteers of FFYGA also forego chemical fertilizers and instead compost garden wastes back into the soil to ensure its fertility.

A farmer named George Fritz had a farm on the land, said Manning, perhaps as recently as the 1960s.

The FFYGA thanks the

Town of Baie D'Urfé for providing the land, also thanking Mike Bleho from the McGill University Horticultural Centre, and various corporate sponsors for making the program possible.

When asked about plans for 2018, Brown says it will be: “More of the same; we will just be trying to further increase the yield.”

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Surge in demand for coworking office spaces in Montreal

elf-employed? Small Start-up Company?

Looking for a lowcost set up allowing you to focus on growth and development? Then sharing office space in a professional environment might be the solution.

A 'coworking office space' can best be described as a communal working environment, used by a group of people

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who are either self-employed, a start-up business and those who don’t all work for the same company.

According to Colliers International, an industry leading, global real estate company - 'coworking office space' is a relatively

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new way of doing business and has been increasing steadily over the past 10 years. In fact, during this period, hundreds of new coworking offices have opened around the world, most being in major cities - like Montreal.

The objective of a recent survey conducted by Colliers International’s Market Intelligence team in their Montréal and Québec City markets, was to gather insight regarding the performance of the different businesses in coworking spaces, as well as to discover the different amenities available per location. The report showcases a map of the shared offices spread across the cities and a list of all the location’s perks and membership rates.

Their analysis of the research found the cities of Montréal and Québec have a total of 41 coworking office space companies, that when combined have 55 different locations. In Montréal alone, there are 46 locations spread out among 8 submarkets. The highest concentration of which is found in the Centre East submarket containing 50%

of all coworking locations.

In Québec city, there are 9 coworking locations, two-thirds of which were located in the historic downtown and lower city submarket.

Wework co-office space downtown Montreal

Colliers team spoke with different coworking companies such as Regus, WeWork and Le Tableau Blanc, who reported they have either just expanded this year or will be soon in order to accommodate a growing community. 'All companies that were surveyed outlined the importance of creating membership programs adapted to the needs of their members. Moreover, a common quality that most coworking space companies appear to value in defining their identity is flexibility in the services they offer. They believe this to be crucial to create a community that is happy and enabled to thrive.'

“At Regus, our goal is to help companies and people conduct the best work of their lives. Offering the right type of work environment, like great

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coworking facilities, that provides collaborative, open spaces, all the amenities and security needed, and a broad range of meeting space and private offices and suites, gives large and emerging companies the right environment for success. This is our goal across our 100 centres in Canada," Wayne Berger, VP of Regus Canada was quoted as saying on Colliers website.

'These environments can be unique from one to the other as their physical attributes, tenant make-up and membership rates vary. Members of coworking office spaces also benefit from shared amenities such as meeting rooms, printers and other office related equipment, minimizing expenses.

Some coworking offices even offer additional perks such as 24-hour ac-

cess, a health & dental plan, coffee, member events, development tutorials and more. What is most interesting however, is the ability to share ideas and knowledge in a collaborative environment,' Colliers stated in a press release.

Beside the potential financial benefits, would you feel comfortable in a coworking office space?

Do you think it would enhance your work… or provide a distraction?

The maps (included with this article) display the various locations of coworking offices spread across the cities of Montréal and Québec, with red dots representing all coworking offices.

To view the full report and its findings, please contact Colliers International directly through their website at: collierscanada.com

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What’s happening in Montreal

he venerable Montreal concert and entertainment venue Metropolis Gets facelft, located at 59 St. Catherine Street East, has just been spruced up with some new cosmetic changes and a new name.

It’s now called “MTelus”, and is a venture between Equipe Spectra and cell phone carrier Telus.

Last Tuesday night (Sep-

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tember 12), a special opening night took place to formally launch the MTelus venue. Besides a new electronic marquee, it also features a sharp, welllit bar on its street level (near the box office), so that spectators can enjoy a pre-show drink in a comfortable atmosphere.

The main concert stage has also underwent a sprucing up, with new carpets and a more polished look. To formally launch

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MTelus, the guests were treated to a double bill concert featuring Quebecois rappers Radio Radio, along with A Tribe Called Red. There was also continuous music before and in between shows courtesy of DJ K.O.K.A., Marieme & DI Astronauts with Sabrina Sabotage DJ. Personally speaking, I look forward to returning to Metropolis under its new name and look next summer for more jazz fest and Just For Laughs shows

The new street level at MTelus

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Montreal playwright and director Dane Stewart will present his original play

“The History of Sexuality” at the MainLine Theatre, 3997 St. Laurent Boulevard, for a nine-show run from September 21 to 23 and 27 to 30 at 8 p.m. (with 2 p.m. matinees on September 23 and 30).

The play focuses on five students who enroll in a graduate seminar about the works of revolutionary philosopher Michel Foucault. And as they debate and argue over such highly charged issues as sexuality, gender, oppres-

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sion and free will, these issues begin to spill out and merge into their own lives.

The play, which offers a frank and honest, yet intimate, look at sex and power from a queer point of view, was actually written by Stewart based on a series of interviews he conducted with a number of queer Montrealers, and the dialogue is based on their responses.

Tickets for “The History of Sexuality” cost $20, $16 and $12, and can be pur-

In keeping with Montreal’s growing reputation as an international circus city, a circus-style staging of “The Goblin Market” will take place at the Centaur Theatre from September 27 to 29 at 8 p.m.

Staged by Mike Edward and Eve Gordon, who are co-artistic directors of the New Zealand-based circus troupe The Golden Dust, “The Goblin Market” is based on the iconic poem of the same name by Christina Rossetti, which was first published back in 1859. Through double trapezes, masks, acrobatics, film, aerial work, music and spoken word, this modern interpretation of “The Goblin Market” celebrates the idea of sexuality and sisterhood from the female perspective. Tickets are $39, $34 for seniors and $29 for students, with a special 2 for 1 promotion if tickets are purchased with the promotion code word “GOBLIN” by September 17 for the September 27 and 28 performances. To purchase your tickets, call 514-288-3161, or go to: www.centaurtheatre.com/ the-goblin-market

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Francophone enrollment in English Cegeps on the Rise But for how long?

L ess than a year after he took over leadership of the Parti Québécois from Pierre-Karl Péladeau, Jean-François Lisée survived a confidence vote at the party's first policy convention this weekend - and during the convention one of the motions up for debate was a resolution to cut funding to English Cegeps.

The debate started before the leadership convention, due to government statistics showing the percentage of French students enrolling in English Cegeps had doubled from 5% in 1993 to 10% in 2015.

In fact, total enrollment in the province at English Cegeps is at 19% while the English community makes up only 8% of the population. It is not just Francophones making up the difference - half of the enrollment in English Cegeps are not native Anglophones.

Lisée recently told reporters that 'Anglophone Cegeps shouldn't be an open bar', although it is unclear whether he fully supports what he declared or it was said to quiet down the party's hardliners before the confidence vote.

Many young Francophones who love Quebec and fully identify with its language and culture, are increasingly seeing things on a different scale. They

want to be able to better incorporate the reality of the English language towards business and competing in the real world the global world. It is also

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become a way for them to get the most out of travelling and experiencing other cultures, and why many have been opt-

ing to attend English language schools for their post-secondary education.

Lisée believes French Cegeps should instead offer better English instruction so that francophone and allophone students will not opt for attending English institutions.

If the motion passes and the PQ wins the next election in the autumn of 2018, limiting access to English-language education to Francophones could very well be a campaign promise they keep.

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One on one with Canadian Composer Alain Lefevre

Defender of Canadian classical music

nalekta is proud to announce the release of André Mathieu: Concerto No. 3, the 21st album by the great pianist and composer Alain Lefèvre to be released by the label. Alain Lefèvre unveils the results of three years of hard work by Jacques Marchand,

Jacques Marchand, composer and conductor of the Orchestre symphonique régional d’Abitibi-Témiscamingue, was entrusted with the demanding work of reconstructing the score, a task that stretched over a period of close to three years, with Alain Lefèvre and Georges Nicholson more than ably assisting.

Presented as a world premiere in February 2017 in Buffalo, where it was performed by Alain Lefèvre (who has been responsible for Mathieu’s rehabilitation in cultural memory both here and elsewhere) and the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of the renowned JoAnn Falletta,

By John Rizopoulos the reconstituted Concerto No. 3 was enthusimtltimes.ca astically received by the audience. Recorded at George Nicholson and those performances, the himself aimed at restor- album André Mathieu: ing, in its original form, Concerto No. 3 accuAndré Mathieu’s famous rately conveys the brilliance of Alain Lefèvre and Concerto No. 3.

In 2008, the author, host the enthusiasm of the muand lecturer George sicians, aware as they Nicholson discovered the were of sharing a highly original score for two pi- emotional and one-of-aanos of André Mathieu’s kind moment. JoAnn Fallhad previously Concerto No. 3 written etta in the Québec com- collaborated with Alain poser’s own hand.The dif- Lefèvre in presenting ferences, which were works by Mathieu – in noteworthy, between this New York’s Carnegie Hall original score and the in 2013, among other setConcerto de Québec, the tings.

It was in the autumn of well-known, modified, version of the work, were 1942, 75 years ago, that the starting point for an young Québec prodigy enormous undertaking André Mathieu, just 13 aimed at restoring this years old and at the peak masterwork of Mathieu’s. of his glory, began writing his Concerto No. 3, which

focused so much on contemporary music that composers like Mathieu have been left behind.

Mathieu has his proper place in classical music.

Is there a personal favorite piece from Andre Mathieu you like?

My favorite is concerto No 3. It is simply a masterpiece, great music. I want to defend it.

There are comments made on social media that he (Andre Mathieu) sounds like Rachmaninov, what do you say to those people?

It’s strange but some argue that Rachmaninov was bad and a minor composer. Debussy heard Brahms and thought that Brahms was bad. It could be true. Mathieu had his own style, much like Gershwin had his style for Canadian Composer Alain Lefevre the American sound. he would finish the fol- by pianist Alain Lefèvre, posed his concerto no. 4. There was story that a lowing summer. A few who went on to use it for We asked Alain Lefevre woman left you a bag full of years later the producer the recording of the work about Andre Mathieu and his works, Do you know who Paul L’Anglais acquired with the Orchestre sym- his defense on Canadian left you the treasures? the rights to it and had phonique de Québec. Classical music.

Yes this lady was his arranger Giuseppe Agos- (2018 will therefore mark When did you first hear lover. I am very lucky to tini adapt the work for the 15th anniversary of about Andre Mathieu? have received it and we the movie La Forteresse that album.)

About four years ago, I are still friends today.

(Whispering City in an In Paris, critics unani- was walking past a music Are you hopeful that English-language version). mously hailed the child as school in Montreal and someday Andre Mathieu Rechristened Concerto a “little Quebecer heard this music; I fell in will be as big as Glenn de Québec, it was this Mozart.” Rachmaninov love with the music and Gould and deserve his version that André Math- pronounced him “…a ge- wanted to know more place in Quebec music ieu recorded for Radio- nius, more so than I am.” about it. It is unfortunate history, not just some side Canada on his return He also said that André that Andre Mathieu was street in the east end. from Paris in 1947. Revis- Mathieu is the only one an alcoholic, but what a My goal is to defend ited 30 years later by that may claim to be his shocking sound. My first Canadian pianists and to Marc Bélanger as the basis successor. project, with this reper- give them their place in for a recording by pianist Unfortunately André toire was with Analekta music history. There are Philippe Entremont and Mathieu was forgotten Records and we had great many young pianists playthe Orchestre du Capi- when he became an adult. success with it. I per- ing Mathieu’s music today tole de Toulouse, the ver- The Québec society formed all over the world, and I am very happy about sion made by Giuseppe could not deal with such including Carnegie Hall. this.

Agostini for the film a genius. Mathieu was 18 I know you’re very passion- Do you see future collaborawould be revised in 2003 years old when he com- ate about Andre Mathieu, tions with other genre of what motives you music? to perform his I will continue to fight works? for Canadian music, like In Canada we Mathieu and Boudreau. It’s have a major a long process by I will problem as we give my very best.There is have a short his- a huge repertoire of tory for Classical Canadian compositions music. We have and needs to be explored.

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TIFF 2017 - From satire to drama to the surreal

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ike most things, the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) started small, back in 1976 when it was founded under the name of Toronto Festival of Festivals. (The founder, William Marshall died this year, his memory was honoured with a short tribute at the beginning of each screening). For the proud organizers of TIFF what this event has become is remarkable: today it is regarded as the most prestigious film festival in the world after the Cannes Festival. Certainly not a small achievement for TIFF. The Toronto event, however, is not a competitive

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one, although some awards are given in some categories. The main characteristic of TIFF is its role as a platform for movies, directors, and players that aspire to win an Oscar.

This means that it also highlights Hollywood movies, this despite the fact that one can also see and enjoy an increasingly diverse selection of international and Canadian — especially Quebec — productions. The festival's association with Hollywood films is one of the criticisms that one hears very often. To a great extent, a justified complaint, although one would have to do a more in-depth analysis to conclude whether this was intended or it was simply the outcome of an undeniable phenomenon of American cultural dominance reinforced by globalization.

THE SATIRICAL LOOK "Suburbicon" (George Clooney, USA) was one of the movies screened during the first days of the festival. It takes a satirical look at the American Way of Life aiming at the heart of one of the icons of the American lifestyle: suburbia; moreover, in the period when this lifestyle seemed to evoke a kind of transcendental ideal for middle-class Americans, the 1950s. The scenes at the beginning are especially creative as an introduction: merging animated images in the visual style of the pamphlets designed by developers with the actual pictures of an allwhite community where suddenly, a black family has moved in. The presence of the black family, however, would only provide the

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setting for the main plot in which Gardner Lodge (Matt Damon) has paid some guys to stage an assault at his home during which his wife (Julianne Moore) who has been partially paralyzed due to an accident, is killed. Gardner is in love with his sister-in-law Margaret (also played by Moore), and their plan should now go ahead without hurdles.

There is one problem though: they must get the insurance money before they leave for Aruba, and that would encounter unexpected obstacles.

This is a movie where the elements of prejudice against the black family and the hypocrisy of the neighbours are highlighted, although at times there is no consistency of whether the narrative follows a realistic or a rather absurdist development.

During the press conference, Clooney referred to the "bigotry of the north, and how important it was to convey this in the film."

Writer Ethan Coen also pointed out to the characteristics of the suburbs in those days: "We were the only Jewish family in the area where we lived back then" he said.

"Brad's Status" (Mike White, USA) is set in an entirely different time and social environment but with a similar satirical or ironic look at American society. Brad, brilliantly played by Ben Stiller is obsessed with comparing himself and his achievements—or lack of—with what his former university schoolmates have done.

While the others have achieved fame, money, beautiful women, he is still running a non-profit organization, although now his son is soon to be admitted to Harvard, which would certainly improve Brad's status. However, a last minute setback might ruin his and his son's goal, and to prevent that he has to resort to one of those guys Brad keeps comparing with, a conference speaker, TV personality and university lecturer played by Michael Sheen.

Brad and his son have travelled together to Boston for the school interview, but their staying there and their connections to other young people would have also played a transformative role in Brad and his pursuit of status. Which is, of course, a very American aspiration.

"The Death of Stalin" (Armando Iannucci, UK) takes an ironic and satirical look at what was then the other side of the Cold War: the Soviet Union during the days of Stalin's death in 1953. Iannucci makes a hilarious comedy reconstructing in his own chaotic way the desperate power struggle that followed the unexpected— albeit secretly desired—disappearance of the leader. Even though this is just a fictional ac-

TIFF is full of stars and the glamour surrounding them

count, one may well say that it is very likely that many things then happened in that tragicomic way.

THE DRAMA "The Insult" (Ziad Doueiri, Lebanon) shows how a relatively small incident between a Christian Lebanese and a Palestinian refugee escalates to the point of generating a convulsion that to many brings painful memories of the civil war and the Israeli invasion. The film is full of emotions and serves as an illustration on how a small dispute can acquire disastrous consequences for all those involved. In a way a metaphorical look at war itself.

"Longing" (Savi Gabizon, Israel) plays with drama but also with an element of humour in the resolution of the conflict. When Ariel (Shai Avivi), a successful unmarried businessman meets his former girlfriend whom he hadn't seen in twenty years, he is for more than one surprising revelation: Ronit had had a child with Ariel, this child, however, had recently died in a car accident. Ariel now intrigued by all this unexpected situation re-traces some of the aspects of the life of the son he never knew, and what he found is contradictory. On the one hand, his son was an admired pianist, but he also had a dark side and a more complex situation that had led to his expulsion from the school just a few days before his tragic death.This is a well-articulated exploration into human motivations and the idea that people are neither entirely good or bad.

THE SURREAL "Mother!"

(Darren Aronofsky, USA) is one of those movies difficult to categorize in a particular genre, although presented as a psychological thriller, it also has a surrealistic undertone which is especially remarked in the final scene. To some, the interest of this film may lie more on the questions that it leaves unanswered or subjected to the viewers's interpretation, than

on the chaotic events that are unleashed during the scenes in which the home is invaded. Some of those questions lead us to the title itself: Who is that mother? The wife of the poet, or the poet's own mother? And what is the link between the two, if any?

When the young wife (Jennifer Lawrence) of a celebrated author (Javier

Bardem) gets pregnant, she also wants to make the big house where they live, a more pleasant place.

That's why she has been taking the job of painting it. Above all, she wants to be alone with her husband in that special time. Her expectations are suddenly disrupted when an unexpected visitor (Ed Harris) shows up, then followed by his wife (Michelle Pfeif-

fer) and then their sons.

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have known veteran Montreal broadcaster Peter Anthony Holder for over 30 years, mainly as the co-host of my “Book Banter” segment, which has been a regular feature since 1990, first on his long-running CJAD program “ H o l d e r Tonight/Overnight” and then his podcast “The Stuph File Program”, where it currently airs twice a month.

Although he is just as well read and shares a passion for show business and media like I do, Peter has that uncanny ability of combining these two characteristics into another one of his passions: conducting celebrity interviews.

Irecall during his many working vacations that he took during the 1990s and 2000s, which usually fell during the Just For Laughs festival when he moonlighted as a venue coordinator at Club Soda, Peter spent his time after hours trolling the packed lobby and bar of the Delta and Hyatt hotels armed with his portable recording device and microphone, buttonholing comics in the quest of getting a brief interview with them so that it would air in future broadcasts of his show.

Most of the time Peter succeeded. And the end result was an entertaining interview, in which his personable approach and intelligent questions would prompt his subjects to answer them in a manner that would not sound like a typical interview with the press.

For nearly 30 years, Peter has interviewed countless celebrities, many of them legendary figures in the world of show business whom he and many others have grown up watching them on TV or at the movies.

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This is why his first book Great Conversations is so much fun to read. It’s basically a collection of 31 of his past interviews that he has conducted for his broadcasts since 1990.

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There are two things about this book that I was quite impressed with. First of all, Peter wasn’t content to place his interview subjects for the book in a chronological or random order. Instead, he decided to place two or three chapters at a time that had to have a common thread to them. For example, he placed the chapters dealing with Cloris Leachman and Ed Asner side by side because they both starred on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and had their own MTM spinoff shows; then he placed his interviews with Burt Ward, Yvonne Craig and Julie Newmar together because they starred on the ABC “Batman” TV series 50 years ago; and the raison d’etre behind pairing his interviews with the late Theodore Bikel and Christopher Plummer was that they both portrayed Captain Von Trapp in “The Sound of Music” (Bikel on Broadway; Plummer in the Oscar-winning film version).

Second, Peter shows through his conversational line of questioning that he can get the best out of his interview subjects, and offer responses and stories that sometimes go outside of the

original purpose of promoting a book, TV series or movie, and end up making for fascinating listening (and reading). For example, Burt Ward candidly admits as a result of the growing popularity he and the late Adam West experienced from their roles as Batman and Robin, the three seasons they had filming the series was almost like a debauchery fest with countless female fans; Buddy Ebsen (best known for his role as Jed Clampett on “The Beverly Hillbillies”) talked about how his near fatal allergic reaction to a metallic makeup cost him the role of the Tin Man in the classic 1939 film version of “The Wizard of Oz” (yet the songs he recorded during his short time on the production was used on the movie’s final soundtrack); and although the late Gary Coleman preferred to talk about his current business ventures than

discuss his years as Arnold Jackson on “Different Strokes”, Peter somehow managed to get him to open up about the difficulties (both personal and professional) he endured as a child star of a popular TV series.

The celebrity interviews that are featured in Great Conversations are more like engaging dinner conversations, in which the reader gets to be a special guest as Peter Anthony Holder and his celebrity subjects in question chew a lot of fascinating behind the scenes fat. It’s a vivid testament to how conducting an interview – and how to get it – can be an art. And if it’s carefully crafted like the way Peter has done it for so many years, can be a masterpiece, too.

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he Sun Youth Bike Patrol made a strong comeback for another summer. From June 5th to August 11th, 2017, patrollers acted as the eyes and ears of the Montreal Police and were present on streets, bike paths and parks, emphasizing a sense of safety and community in the public spaces of the Greater Montreal area to the delight of the citizens.

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a fundraising event to support the victims.

One of the Sun Youth patrollers’ roles is to support some of the society’s most vulnerable people.

Indeed, they have participated in special police operations aimed to help the seniors. One of these operations was the SPVM and the Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) awareness campaign on pedestrian safety. The purpose of this initiative was to educate the public on road safety. During their mandate, 24 of Sun Youth’s patrollers were able to meet pedestrians to provide advice on the Highway Safety Code. The Bike Patrol team also spent a lot of quality time with senior citizens. They organized zootherapy activities, walks, visits, corn roasts and strawberry festivals to name just a few. They also organized a physical activity program for seniors living at the Ukrainian Residence of Montreal.

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gram. In addition to their presence at festivals and community events, such as the Mural Festival, the Saint-Jean-Baptiste and Canada Day celebrations, patrollers also organized many sports tournaments for children from various day camps including Sun Youth’s.

The 33rd edition was made possible by the support of private businesses and the different levels of government such as the Federal Government and Thomas Mulcair, leader of the NPD, as well as the Quebec Ministry of Public Security and Jacques Chagnon, President of the National Assembly. Local businesses also made an indispensable contribution to the Bike Patrol, including Dorel Industries, who supply the durable mountain bikes used by Sun Youth's patrollers throughout the summer and Moishes restaurant, who generously provided this year’s uniform. Additionally, Toyota Gabriel General Director Nazih Chemali provided the patrol with an administrative vehicle. The Sun Youth Bike Patrol is also made possible by the financial support from the Gustav Levinschi Foundation.

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xactly 50 years ago, Canadians from coast to coast gathered together to celebrate the centennial of Canada’s Confederation in 1867. The Expo celebrations of 1967 produced a host of coins and paper money to commemorate the historic event, and they remain among the most cherished collectors items in Canadian numismatics.

Five decades later, we celebrate the 150th anniversary, or sesquicentennial, of Confederation in much the same way.

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