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Texting while driving is killing people By: Bonnie Wurst / mtltimes.ca

Perhaps it is time for those who text while driving (or hold cellphones for a call) to receive the same penalties as driving under the influence of alcohol. It has become clear that simply receiving a fine and demerit points is not enough.

Society's obsession with their 'smart' phones is changing the way we live and think - and not necessarily in a responsible way. In fact, addiction to the virtual world and it's 'need to know everything now and faster' is killing people, literally. Texting while driving, or for that matter even pedestrians crossing a road, has become a very serious problem.

No matter how often they are told, logic simply disappears for some people when their cellphones go 'ding'. It is a complete illusion to think one is fully aware of their surroundings when looking at their phones, either behind the wheel of a 3000 pound-plus vehicle or with head bent while crossing a busy intersection. It takes mere seconds for

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a serious accident to happen.

It is irresponsible and soon might be criminal - with Bill C-373 recently introduced in the House of Commons by Manitoba MP Doug Eyolfson. In an interview with CTV News, he said 'distracted driving is a big problem nationwide that has come up relatively quickly', and he 'wants governments across the country to make the enforcement of distracted driving more consistent between all the provinces and territories'. The bill, 'A Federal Framework on Distracted Driving Act', was introduced on October 18th and passed a vote on October 25th. The next step will be up to the Senate.

As it now stands, all provinces and territories (except Nunavut) penalize distracted drivers from three to five demerit points and fines for distracted driving across Canada range from a minimum of $80 in Quebec, to a maximum of $1,200 in Prince Edward Island.

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"Right now, a person is more likely to be a victim of distracted driving than a victim of impaired driving," he was quoted as saying.

'Leave the Phone Alone', an awareness campaign encouraging Canadians to 'make a public pledge to avoid distractions while driving', states on their website: - Drivers who use hand-held devices are FOUR times more likely to get into crashes serious enough to cause injury.

- Even when drivers use a hands-free phone, they are less aware of the traffic around them. They tend to react more slowly to a critical event or worse - they may not detect the danger at all.

- Accidents can happen in the blink of an eye. A study found that in 80% of collisions, the driver had looked away from the road 3 seconds prior to the crash.

As a driver with 40 years of experience, I am proud to say I am not guilty of texting while driving - I realized how dangerous it was from the start. It was simple logic. I do talk on the phone using hands-free technology but often try to pull over if possible, as I find the act of focusing on a conversation takes away from focusing on the road. As a

pedestrian, I have been guilty of texting while walking - but that ended the first time I walked face first into a pole. It's not an inconvenience when my life or that of others is at stake.

Just recently I was almost in a serious car accident. A woman in her 40’s, not a young driver as we often assume, was texting while driving and hit the back of another car. I was just behind her and my reactions, thankfully, we’re good enough to avoid her and a potential pile up behind me, of which my maneuver helped stop. Fortunately, the drivers and passengers were okay, but both cars sustained serious enough damage.

There does not seem to be a way to really get the message through. Texting on cellphones while driving, as well as while walking and cycling for that matter, can kill.

Period.

So what will it take? A debilitating accident or further deaths to make people come to their senses? It is unfortunate simple logic does not prevail. Perhaps the threat of losing your license or jail time will.

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Scrumptious Delights at Rosetta Bakery By: Anne McDougall / mtltimes.ca

We were lucky enough to attend the made pizzas, calzones, arrancinis, cannoli media launch for the new Rosetta bakery and brioche apple bread, to name a few. situated in the ecclectic St-Henri neigh- Furthermore, many of the items we tasted bourhoood. Guests were introduced to were part of their catering service menu, Rosetta, the matriarch and heart of this such as colorful beet or fennel salads, family-run business.

Her charming canapĂŠs, and bite-sized sandwiches, all of daughter Maria Cammarelleri explained to which were delicious. The customized us that Rosetta was the inspiration for cake service has already gained repeat many of the products offered. She and customers and the unique cake samples her son Rocco have established this bak- on display were impressive to say the ery and filled it with scrumptious delights least. The bakery also sells homemade that you will find very difficult to resist. pasta sauces and caponata, as well as Available to sample were various home- some specialty imported products. www.mtltimes.ca WEDNESDAY

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There is no doubt that this bakery will become a Montreal establishment, since it combines the essential quality needed to make its mark : at its heart, a hard-working family committed to providing topquality products.

Should you be in need of some comforting sweet or savory foods, drop by

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Rosetta Bakery, and while you are ordering, take a look at the modern whimsical design of the space, created by Benjamin Van den Eede, of Le BV Design.

Rosetta Bakery is situated at 3631 Notre Dame Street, at the corner of Rosa de Lima in St-Henri. Tel.: 514 379 1558.

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On October 21st, Energizen and NOVA West Island joined hands for the 7th time at the “Yoga for NOVA” Charity Event in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue. What a great way to start the day!

For only $15, people had a one-hour yoga session, a light snack and door prizes graciously donated by local community partners. The generosity of 35 participants, donors and sponsors allows us to offer more compassionate and professional in-home nursing care for our clients living with cancer or ALS. Special thanks to the Municipality of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Parish, Marché Richelieu Richard & Fils, Magnolia Reflexology & Massage and Nathalie Beaux for their support. Of course, we couldn’t have done it without Cynthia Maher who, once again, touched the lives of so many people by offering her time and expertise as a yoga instructor.

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Santino’s Story - November 1st National Acromegaly Awareness Day Santino Matrundola taking a selfie at work

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This November 1st will be the first ever National Acromegaly Awareness Day. But what is acromegaly?

Usually, acromegaly develops from an excess growth hormone. In some, it’s signalled by an enlargement in the hands and feet. In others, it’s invisible— aside from the adverse and life-altering side effects including extreme fatigue, brain fog, joint pain, and vision problems. Santino Matrundola, owner and photographer of Fusion Photography, experienced the invisible later effects of the disease.

In March 2014, Santino visited the doctor with extreme daily migraines. He was sent away with antibiotics to treat a sinus infection. However, he knew it

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wasn’t a sinus infection when he momentarily lost vision in one eye while photographing an event a few weeks later. He went through emergency surgery to remove an invasive tumour in his pituitary gland. It was the culprit of his headaches and vision loss, pressing on nearby brain tissue. Santino was diagnosed with acromegaly.

As one of the constants throughout his struggle, his photography motivates him to find the positivity in his chaos. “Photography helps me on a daily basis,” he says. His photography business brings him even more joy than before. Now he uses photography to change the way others see themselves, as well as the way he sees himself.

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Santino Matrundola telling his story

Raising awareness about Acromegaly

Living with this life-changing diagnosis, enduring two surgeries, and attending countless doctor appointments have inspired Santino’s mission to raise awareness for his invisible disease. “Anyone I speak to who doesn’t know me has no idea what it is,” he says. “I didn’t know either when my doctor first told me.”

Alongside public awareness, Santino hopes to spread positivity among others coping with similar situations. “I ended up dealing with it in a positive way,” he says. “I chose to find something in the chaos and make it positive to keep pushing through.” Santino started doing his 30-second dance parties at times when he feels the struggle the most—before surgeries and other stressful appointments. This coping mechanism offers an uplifting moment of control when his health lies in hands other than his own.

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When faced with any challenge, a support system is key to coping, whether that support is from a community of others struggling with the same disease, or family. “I think having a supportive family has helped me stay positive. On my toughest days, it’s my family that keeps me going,” he says. For example, his father attended every single doctor appointment in the first year after Santino’s diagnoses. Professionally, his photography community is ready to lend a hand. Santino also found a community of others diagnosed with acromegaly, and recently shared his story at their 2017 Canadian Acromegaly Conference in Vancouver.

Santino turns to social media to encourage others struggling to find a similar support system. His 30-second dance parties caught on—he’s received feedback from others saying they dance it out now too.

“It cheers them up. It’s not just about the disease itself, but coping mechanisms.”

Santino recognizes the silver lining of his disease in more than just his dance parties. “I’m not grateful that I have this disease, but I am grateful for what it has taught me. It’s brought me to another level of living,” he says. “I’ve met incredible people on my journey, and it’s helped me grow into the person that I am.” In the end, his experience with Acromegaly has turned into a positive experience. “I can’t believe that something so negative brought me to a place that’s so positive.”

On top of continuing to successfully run his photography business, Santino recently took on the responsibility of joining the official Acromegaly Ambassador Initiative. At the Acromegaly Conference in September, he and five others were asked to lead the awareness movement in Canada. Stay tuned as their awareness ideas come to life before next year’s National Acromegaly Awareness Day.

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SI NC E 1960 In the 1950s, the eight Benny broothers, sons of a Sainte-Mélanie farmer, became pioneers in raissing and selling broiler chicken in the Lanaudière area. After developing an exclusive chicken grilling technique, they decided ed to go into the restaurant business, and they opened their first rotisserie in Joliette. During the 1960s and 1970s, the Benny bbrothers launched more than 20 restaurants in major Québec citiies, leveraging their exceptioonal brand of know-how..

In 2006, the new Benny&Co. conncept was born. Jean Benny, son of the youngest of the eight fouunding brothers, wanted to rally all the members of the Benny faamily so they could cater to the needs of a modern clientele in seearch of good food, so that they t could ensure the continuity of thhe family business. In total, The Benny&Co banner now has a totaal of 44 locations across Québec, Benny&Co. each of which is operated by mem mbers of the Benny family.

These are fast-casuaal restaurants, with a 130-seat dining room and a relaxed atmoosphere. The concept offers several new elements, such as a drive-through, online ordering, a soup and salad bar, a beeer and wine counter and a children’s area.

In 2013, Jean Bennyy’s sister Lucie, alongg with her husband Michel Bonin and theeir children, realized their project of opening a Vaaudreuil-Dorion llocation. They were so enchanted by their experience with this first f restaurant in the area that they opened a second Benny&Co.. in Pincourt in May 2017.. Lucie Benny and her family are proudd of their heritage, and they would like to share their experiencce with you: they invite you to come discover the innovative Bennyy&Co. concept in the Vaaudreuil-Dorion and Pincourt locations.

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