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Old Montrealwalking tours In 2018, Guidatour will oﬀer more departures to explore Old Montréal on foot in the company of professional guides starting as soon as early in March until the end of December, making it its longest season so far. The president of Guidatour, Angèle Vermette, is very enthusiastic regarding the upcoming season and delighted by the ever-growing popularity of the tours: "It is extraordinary that we receive more and more visitors from one year to the next. With this steady growth and a very strong ending to our last season, we took the decision to oﬀer departures almost year-round for 2018. We want to give a maximum of tourists and Montréalers the chance to discover the best of Old Montréal by following our carefully built itineraries alongside our knowledgeable and very passionate guides."

They are a must-do for those who wish to learn more about the birthplace of the city and its evolution throughout time. The Old Montréal East and Old Montréal West itineraries as well as the semi-private Old Montréal VIP visit (6 participants or less) take place at diﬀerent set times between 10:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. Reservations are required during the low season and optional in high season. Guidatour also oﬀers private visits year-round, upon reservation. Tours last from 1.5 to 2 hrs. Regular rates including taxes and admission fees for the Notre-Dame basilica vary between $26.50 and $49.50. Discounts are available for combined visits (East & West), seniors, students, and children.

Guidatour’s urban treks include the visit of the inside To buy your tickets or for more information, visit of Notre-Dame basilica and showcase the rich history www.guidatour.qc.ca or call 514 844-4021 (toll of Old Montréal as well as its architectural diversity. free 1 800 363-4021 / Canada & USA).

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Montreal Times reporter Amal Jenno and St. Patrick’s Society Annual Charity Ball Guest of Honour Mr. Paul Donovan

Irish Dancers at the St. Patrick’s Society Annual Charity Ball

Montreal Times reporter Amal jenno with 2018 Montreal St. Patrick’s Day Parade Queen Kathleen BrownVandecruys and her court, In alphabetical order the Princesses are: Darragh Kilkenny-Mondoux, Olivia O’Keeffe, Taylor Pogue, Lauren Tracey

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Jacqueline Desramais with the Honourable Serge Joyal at the 2012 Museum Ball. Photo: Denis Bernier

Jacqueline Desmarais passes away (1928-2018)

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) has expressed its great sadness on learning of the death of Mrs. Jacqueline Desmarais, who passed away on March 3 at the age of eighty-nine. Deeply committed to the arts and music, she participated in the artistic vitality of Montreal through her support of its cultural organizations, including the MMFA.

The Museum wishes to acknowledge Mrs. Desmarais’s invaluable contribution to the enrichment of our collective cultural heritage. As a private individual, together with other patrons, she contributed to the acquisition of the glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly entitled The Sun (2003), which has become an icon for the citizens of Montreal. Alongside her husband, business leader Paul G. Desmarais (19272013), the founder of Power Corporation, and her family, she promoted the implementation of the project for the Jean-Noël Desmarais Pavilion, which was built in 1991 thanks to a major donation from the philanthropic couple and Power Corporation. Together with her husband, she also chaired in 2013 the ﬁrst event of the fund-raising organized by the MMFA Foundation in Florida. Known for her active involvement in the campaign, she added her personal touch to even the smallest detail. The net proﬁts of the evening made it possible for the Museum to acquire the famous Twin 6' Hearts (1999) by the artist Jim Dine that now stand in front of the main entrance of the Museum’s Jean-Noël Desmarais Pavilion. Her great love of music led her to present concerts by her protégé the cellist Stéphane Tétreault in the Bourgie

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“The Montreal community has lost a generous philanthropist and lover of the arts. On behalf of the board of trustees and the staﬀ of the Museum, I oﬀer her family and friends our sincerest condolences”, said Jacques Parisien, President of the Museum board. Nathalie Bondil, director general and chief curator of the MMFA, recalled: “Mrs. Desmarais’s delight in music was infectious, her elegance that of an earlier time. The sounds of her real and generous love of music and the human voice could be heard many a time around the piano in her home. I have had some unforgettable opportunities in her drawing room to hear performances by internationally famous singers and instrumentalists from Quebec: she cherished them as if they were her children. This was how I came to hear the brilliant cellist Stéphane Tétreault playing on his Stradivarius, with great feeling, her favourite tune, The Meditation of Thaïs by Jules Massenet.” As a knowledgeable lover of music and the arts, Mrs. Desmarais fully appreciated the Museum’s Bourgie concert hall. She revelled in the originality of our multi-disciplinary exhibitions twinning the plastic arts and music, such as Splendor a Venezia and Chagall: Colour and Music. In her personal capacity, this radiant and warm-hearted lady supported the acquisition of our outdoor sculpture, Dale Chihuly’s The Sun, which has become a Montreal icon… as she was herself.”

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The curtain comes down on the 19th edition of MON- as we close the curtain on this edition, our spotlights TRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE! Presented in collaboration with are trained on the next. Next year, for the incredible Bell from February 22 to March 4, this edition gave us 20th edition of MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE, we will celplenty to remember: huge crowds on the outdoor site ebrate with a global tour of gastronomy that will make flocking to our free installations, classics and new addi- the world’s head spin… Details to come! tions (encouraged and enhanced by the weather!); great A gourmet world at your doorstep media visibility, both locally and internationally; in gastronomy, foodies were thrilled by the 50th anniversary of the ITHQ, a fine tribute to the Chef of the Century, There’s no doubt: Montrealers love to combine knowhow and flavour, and love to discover new things! For Paul Bocuse, mentor of many chefs and first honorary ten days and nights, we all shared an incredible experipresident of this festival, and an unprecedented celebra- ence: mentors, teachers and students, chefs and clients, tion of knowledge; a hundred shows featuring folk, with a re-energized openness to share recipe books, exdance, flamenco, theatre, rock, opera, classical and elec- periences and tips. tronic, under the honorary presidency of Isabelle Boulay; and a fabulous Nuit blanche celebrating its 15th Dedicated to Paul Bocuse, this edition hosted 28 acbirthday as boldly and creatively as ever! Thanks to all tivities in tribute to the master: four Air France Finest of our chefs, artists, partners and above all, fans from Tables (La Chronique, Europea, Au Petit Extra, Le Valhome and abroad who join us year after year. And even ois), www.mtltimes.ca 7 WEDNESDAY

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Finally, we must emphasize that the theme of this edition—celebrating knowledge—was a massive success, with the pros and the public. All 14 workshops and conferences were sold out! In the scientiﬁc conferences, the Nordic Food Lab drew 300 people to L’Astral to experience a sustainable vision of food… and gourmet insects!

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Among our top-ﬂight guests, the ITHQ showAn improved outdoor site cased the entire breadth of its greatness: a wealth of knowledge, and a source of tremendous talent, which radiated throughout the fes- Given the great weather, it was no surprise that the outdoor site was so packed throughout the tival. festival! And of course, our iconic MONThis edition also made its mark for the number TRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE installations were as of guest chefs, including 16 international chefs super-popular as ever: the RBC Zip-line, the and 5 Michelin-starred chefs: including Alain Milk Urban Ice Slide and the Québec Maple Verzeroli (L’Atelier Joël Robuchon), Julien Ferris Wheel racked up the crowds on the outLefebvre (La Chronique) and Gaetano Trovato door site. (Maison Boulud), who drew huge crowds. Fans were thrilled to discover all the new adAmong the many success stories, let us also ditions, adding to the experience. First and mention a special region, the Côte-Nord, foremost, the Chalet Bell was a musical oasis, whose northern ﬂavours thrilled the public welcoming fans with its relaxed ambience right and energized the creativity of our own local in the heart of the Place des Festivals, featuring chefs, at Chasse-Galerie, Blumenthal and concerts and shows, video games, workshops and friendly 5 à 7. Fun, and very popular! Ikanos. And Illuminart presented by the Casino de Montréal deployed its 2nd edition around Place des Arts and the Place des Festivals: no need to leave the site to discover this incredible circuit of wonderful creations. Last but not least, fans enjoyed a plethora of new free installations: Air France culinary workshops, a galaxy of treats served up by Maple from Québec, Zone Énergir shows, and the CBC/Radio-Canada Olympic Zone to keep the Games going! • 225 km of cable • 22,000 electrical connections • 56 radiant heaters • 1,400 lighting devices and 1,000 LED lights • 6 km of cabling for the Illuminart artwork Apparatus Florius • Approx. 600 students participating in La grande nuée • 180-metre (600 feet) descent for the RBC Zip-line, from a height of 15 metres (48 feet) • 110-metre (360 feet) run for the Milk Urban Ice Slide • 20 metres (66 feet): Ferris Wheel, with 16 gondolas and a capacity of 60 adults and 90 children (4,600 kg)

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The road to becoming an actor certainly has its challenges. There are auditions to prepare for, many on short notice - followed by triumphs and disappointments. Landing a role is exciting and rewarding, but with it comes long hours of memorizing lines, rehearsals, costume ﬁtting and much more. It's not easy to make it in the 'biz' - and for young actors, that road could be long. It is a commitment their parents must make as well, becoming micromanagers during the process; taking them to auditions, ﬁttings, balancing their acting gigs with school work - and making sure the rules for minors are fol-

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lowed and their child is well taken care of. Montreal actor Jamie Mayers has traveled that road. At only 19 years old, he has accomplished what many actors much older then him would consider a very impressive repertoire of roles on TV and in film. And now he has landed his first lead role, co-starring in the feature film Venus, written and directed by the talented, critically acclaimed filmmaker Eisha Marjara, with award-winning Producer Joe Balass of Compass Productions and Executive Producer Kevin Tierney of Bon Cop Bad Cop and The Trotsky fame.

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Venus, filmed in Montreal, having just premiered last How did your role on Venus come about? Friday the Cineplex Odeon and at Cinema du Parc "My journey with Venus began about three and (with French Subtitles), is a story about a South Asian a half years ago. It started with a table read, not a fortransgender woman named Sid (New York actor De- mal audition. I was asked if I could come in to read for bargo Sanyal), whose life is 'flipped on its head' - when the role of Ralph, just so that Eisha Marjara could hear not long after beginning to live as a woman, finds out what her written words sounded like out loud. Again, she has a teenage son named Ralph (played by Jamie). this wasn’t a real audition, it was more for Eisha to see It is a touching drama about the hardship of transition her work in a different way so that she could then make and how it affects family, friendships and relationships revisions to the script. From the moment I read the - with just the right touch of humour, it becomes a story, I loved it. It was heartfelt and genuine. About a story of love and the strength of friends and family. year and a half later, I was informed by my agent that Jamie's journey began when he was 10 years old. Venus was going to be made into a feature film, and His list of notable accomplishments are many and that Eisha wanted me to play the role of Ralph… playthere is not enough space to list them here, but just ing this role and being a part of this outstanding ensome of his television credits alone include: This Life, semble (actors and crew alike) has been an amazing Game On, 19-2 and Being Human. (See the full list on experience. It has been very rewarding to be a part of IMDB at: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4984109) a project from its very early stages to completion. The I had the opportunity to speak with Jamie reensemble was small, very quickly became like a second cently and asked him about Montreal and the Premiere of Venus. What he had to say showed a maturity be- family to me. The story is about acceptance. My character, Ralph, sees past the surface of his transitioning yond his years. biological father, and loves her unconditionally. I think What does Montreal mean to you? "I have lived in Montreal my entire life. It is a city that Venus teaches us all important lessons about how that is rich with culture and art, and one that I am so to treat one another." Jamie is a delightful young man, modest in naproud to be an artist in. Montreal’s artistic community is tight knit. Having worked on many projects in Mon- ture yet bold in his ambitions. More importantly, he's treal, I have always been impressed by the warmth and a homegrown Montrealer to be proud of - and one to professionalism of the people in the industry. The keep an eye on. It is not yet known if the film's run in crews are always fun, friendly, and supportive. I have Montreal will be extended beyond March 8th for now, been fortunate enough to become friends with many but it is presently showing at a film festival in San Jose, of the professionals that I have worked with. I have also California and will be in New York at the end of March been lucky enough to learn so much from these people. and have a run in London UK in May. For now, you can watch the trailer for Venus at: To be able to do what I love in a city that I love will always be very special to me. Montreal will always have https://vimeo.com/226099099 or find out more on a place in my heart." Facebook at: www.facebook.com/Venusfeaturefilm www.mtltimes.ca 15 WEDNESDAY

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Yoga is the perfect way to take some time out for your- tise. self during your busy week. To have an even more re- The event in Montreal does not have an oďŹ&#x192;cial date laxing experience, why not combine both Yoga and puppies? Puppy Yoga is all the craze at the moment and yet but will be held sometime in May 2018 and presale it will be coming to Montreal sometime in May. The tickets are already on sale here. Once the classes begin, event has already been hosted in Ottawa with huge suc- dog breeds will vary each session from huskies, to cess and tickets are already on presale for Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. The event is open to beginners dachshund, to Australian Shepherds and many more. as well as regular yogis and is geared towards your well- There is a very limited amount of tickets available and being. The Yoga class will be held for an hour followed they are selling out rapidly, so make sure to book yours by a dog-therapy session afterwards. During the class, the puppies are free to roam around the room and if now. During the event there will be a professional phoyouâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re lucky, some of them might join you in your prac- tographer for their social media pages. www.mtltimes.ca 19 WEDNESDAY

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and get, free of charge, one of the following choices:

WEEKS

F-051918

www.mtltimes.ca

by e-mail info@mtltimes.ca

F-031918

* Coatings not included

MIN

02-100717-S-24

1) A second pair of glasses* such as: a) A spare pair of glasses b) Prescription sunglasses c) Sports glasses d) Computer glasses, etc. 2) Or 60% discount on the frames

WEEK • BLACK & WHITE / COLOUR EXTRA • ARTWORK NOT INCLUDED • CAN CHANGE AD EVERY WEEK • SEND PDF 300 DPI BY TUESDAY NOON 3”W X 3”H ONLY

020-021918

David Sebag Optician

8.40/

3” x 3” every week for six months

6580 Somerled, Montreal (corner Prince of Wales)

WEDNESDAY

1201 Guy Street, Montreal 3300 Sources Blvd., Pointe-Claire

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1201 Guy Street, Montreal 3300 Sources Blvd., Pointe-Claire

WEDNESDAY

24 March 7, 2018

WEDNESDAY

www.mtltimes.ca

1201 Guy Street, Montreal 3300 Sources Blvd., Pointe-Claire

WEDNESDAY

www.mtltimes.ca

WEDNESDAY March 7, 2018

1201 Guy Street, Montreal 3300 Sources Blvd., Pointe-Claire

S-092317-26

WEDNESDAY

March 7, 2018

WEDNESDAY