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Timmies Roll Up the Rim – They say there is $36 mil- ner’, but since these blanks have been popping up, many lion prizes available to be won: 1 in 6 odds of winning are starting to wonder about it. coffee and food prizes, 50 Honda Civics, 500 Prizes of After a man from St. John’s, Newfoundland posted picFree Coffee for a Year, 100 $5000 prepaid credit cards, tures via Twitter of cups that he collected with no mes50,000 $50 Tim Cards… and ‘Millions of Coffee, Lattes sage under the rim (or the message appearing to be cut and Food Prizes’ – but it seems people have been draw- off), creating a storm of complaints – a spokesperson for Tim Horton’s confirmed that a small batch of extraing blanks, literally. Tim Horton’s is a Canadian icon, up there with maple large size cups, distributed in Atlantic Canada and Alsyrup, hockey and the maple leaf. ‘Double-Double any- berta were misprinted. But that also received a ‘blank’ one? Their traditional ‘RRRoll Up The Rim’ promotion in response from customers. is back with people ‘rolling’ back the top of the cup in He also said none of the major contest prizes have been anticipation of winning one of the prizes they are offer- affected by a ‘supplier’s misprint’ assuring customers ing. It is more often than not to see ‘Please Play Again’, that the odds for all the prizes remained the same – and or a ‘Free Coffee’ and perhaps a free donut once in a if anyone finds a misprinted cup, they can get a free replacement cup ‘filled with a hot beverage of their choice’. while. One very rarely hears of someone winning the big How many of our readers who hold a Timmie’s coffee items like a New Car or a $5000 Pre-Paid Credit card. in high esteem have ever won a new car or a prepaid In fact, lately some people have been rolling away only credit card – or for that matter anything more than a to find the rim blank – with nothing to win, but a cup of coffee and a donut? Please feel free to let us know messed up cup. They say ‘one in every six cups is a win- if you did! www.mtltimes.ca 3 WEDNESDAY
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Pierrefonds-Roxboro Flood Victims Taking Borough to Court By: Bonnie Wurst / mtltimes.ca It has been almost one year since the Rivière des Prairies perts looking at it and everything is okay. If the time comes overflowed its banks, causing flooding that saw waters rise that you’re flooded, you’ll have sandbags. The mayor even to record levels - hitting the Pierrefonds-Roxboro area es- went on TV and said we have plenty of sand, call 311 and pecially hard. And now there are a group of residents who we’ll deliver sandbags. It never happened.” are tired of waiting for action and have taken it upon themThen in May, when the sandbags were needed most, selves to do something about it. they found out the bags which were stored in a borough A reported 32 flood victims have decided to sue the warehouse, had been 'destroyed due to taking up too much borough for negligence - citing a lack of action contributed space'. Mayor Beis has since admitted it was a mistake. to damage during last year’s spring floods. Radio-Canada Alain Furlano, another member of the group suing reported that the lawsuits are seeking anywhere between the borough and whose home was severely damaged, be$500 and $135,000 in compensation for damages incurred. lieves the borough's priority is 'making the sure the dike is The residents, most from 5th Avenue North, say the repaired to ensure there is not a repeat of last year's situacity failed to take any preventive measures and that they had an obligation to do so. In fact, they say Mayor Jim Beis tion - and that sandbags will 'not be enough hold back the also failed to fix a dike, despite requests to do so after it was rising waters'. The group also claims that there used to be a barrier breached several years ago. The group alleges they saw the flood coming and had blocking the water, leading from train tracks adjacent to the dike been repaired, believe the flooding would not have their street into a nearby forest, but at one point over the been as bad. As well, the lawsuits claim Mayor Beis failed past few decades, a large part of it was taken away. With meteorologists forecasting a risk of flooding to deliver sandbags on time and that they wrote emails to again this spring, Pierrefonds-Roxboro residents are hophim for help before the waters overflowed its banks. In a CTV report, Klaus Bodnick, whose home had ing measures will be put in place - well before they find $40,000 in damages said they were told, "We have our ex- themselves in the same situation.
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Catch 22. Before you hire any professional, you should research the market to find out who can do the best job for you. When interviewing agents, find out what kind of guarantee they are willing to give you with respect to the selling of your home. Unfortunately, you'll find that most agents simply cannot make such a guarantee. To help you learn more about this program and how it can make your move less stressful, a FREE special report has been prepared entitled "How to Avoid Getting Stuck with Two Homes". To order a FREE Special Report, visit www.WestislandGuaranteedSold.com or to hear a brief recorded message about how to order your FREE copy of this report call toll-free 1-800-727-7105 and enter 3005. You can call any time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Get your free special report NOW to find out how to guarantee the cash sale of your home.
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MONTREAL - West Island - Every month, thousands of homeowners are faced with the stressful dilemma of whether to buy first or sell first.You see, if you buy before selling, you could run the risk of owning two homes. Or, just as bad, if you sell first, you could end up homeless. It's what insiders in the industry call the Real Estate Catch 22, and it's an extremely anxious position to find yourself in. This financial and emotional tightrope is one you usually have to walk alone because most agents have no way of helping you with this predicament. But one local realtor is using a unique Guaranteed Sale Program which solves this dilemma. This program guarantees the sale of your present home before you take possession of your new one. If your home doesn't sell in 120 days, they will buy it from you themselves for the previously agreed price ensuring that you never get caught in the Real Estate
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Should Smoking Pot Be Banned From All Public Spaces? By: Bonnie Wurst / mtltimes.ca
With the expected legalization of recreational associated with breathing in second-hand tomarijuana coming this summer across Canada, bacco smoke. When the province revealed its many questions still need to be answered, espe- proposes Marijuana Legislation last November, cially on the Provincial and Municipal levels. it applied the same restrictions - but now, with There are concerns about several issues - and the pungent smell and eects of pot on the horione of the most controversial being where it will zon, it is an issue the province might need to consider revisiting and carefully addressing. be allowed to be smoked. There are many who would have smoking Quebec's revamped Tobacco Control Act came into full eect in November of 2016. It was pot banned from every public place and space enacted with the purpose to help dissuade youth and others who would at least like to see it alfrom starting to smoke, as well as inspiring ex- lowed in designated smoking areas. There are isting smokers to quit - but it was mostly intro- also those, albeit much fewer, who would see the duced to protect the public from the dangers smoking of pot allowed just about anywhere. www.mtltimes.ca WEDNESDAY
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WEDNESDAY NEWS Responsible users of pot, including those who use it for medicinal purposes, appear to be more prone in taking measures to insure their smoke does not bother anyone in public areas. They are often seen walking a good distance away or crossing the street away from other people. Then there are those who simply light up a joint or pipe wherever they see fit, with no real concern for others - and laws are needed where common sense does not prevail. If Quebec's tobacco laws remain the same for the smoking of marijuana it is sure to please some and upset others. But the law doesn't end there. Just recently, Hampstead's City Council tabled a bill banning the smoking of tobacco on all of the municipality's streets, sidewalks and public parks - because of concerns of the dangers of inhaling second-hand smoke. If it passes, it could be the first municipality in Canada to enact a complete ban on smoking in public. Residents of Hampstead, including any visitors would still be able to smoke on their property, as well as in their homes or cars - as long there are no children inside. It appears to be a good initiative and well-received by many, and the laws could apply to the smoking of pot as well - but there are also concerns it might end up doing more harm than good. François Damphousse of the NRSA (Non-Smokers Rights Association) - a voluntary, non-profit health organization with a mission 'to promote public health by eliminating illness and death caused by tobacco, including secondhand smoke', was cited in a recent Montreal Gazette report as saying, "As a health group, we’ve worked for decades to try and control tobacco use inside public areas and in the workplace. We want people to smoke outside, not inside…. this kind of initiative (Hampstead's) results in people not having any place to smoke. It will create pressure on people to remain indoors and smoke more indoors. They won’t just contaminate their own residence, but create problems for their neighbours.” Their insight gives one pause for thought, especially coming from a group working for non-smoker's rights. It also supports an idea gaining momentum on social media of creating 'designated smoking areas' around public spaces, away from where the smoke will not affect anyone (but the smokers themselves) and would apply to smoking pot as well. Quebec's Tobacco Control Act is considered strict by most and here are parts of it more relative to this article - to read the full act go to: http://legisquebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/showdoc/cs/L-6.2 - Smoking outdoors is allowed, but there are exceptions: It is forbidden to smoke in outdoor play areas such as wading pools, skate parks or on sports fields, outdoor skating rinks and pools. It is not allowed within nine metres of a children’s playground - with some municipalities not allowing it at all in parks. - You can smoke in your own home but if you rent an apartment, your lease or the building rules may not allow smoking and it is forbidden in the common areas. This rule also applies to condos. - Smoking is not allowed within nine metres of the door to a public place where smoking is forbidden - like in office buildings, bars, restaurants, hospitals, schools, day-care centres and concert halls. This rule also applies near the windows and air-intake ducts. - Smoking shelters are allowed outside some public places - but they must be at least nine metres away from areas where it is prohibited and can never be placed on the grounds of schools, health and social services centres, day-care centres or stores that sell tobacco products. What is your opinion on this? Should smoking pot be banned from all public spaces, as Hampstead proposes - or does the idea of allowing it in designated smoking areas make more sense to you?
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Mont Tremblant - Alterra Mountain Company has announced a first set of capital investments in its properties that translates into significant improvements for Station Mont Tremblant infrastructures. This includes replacing the Lowell Thomas chairlift, renovating and expanding summit chalet Le Grand Manitou, creating new glades, renovating La Fourchette du Diable on the North Side base, as well as other notable additions and upgrades. “Today we are extremely proud to announce this major investment at Station Mont Tremblant. With industry forerunner Alterra Mountain Company lending us the power and the expertise to do so ‒ a firm created only a few months. Over 17 million dollars will be invested this year,” revealed Patrice
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Malo, Station Mont Tremblant President and Chief Operating Officer. New Lift and Other Mountain Investments The fixed-grip triple Lowell Thomas chairlift serving the upper North Side will be entirely replaced with a Dopplelmayr detachable quad. Boosting capacity by 600 skiers per hour, this new lift will be in operation by next season. Station Mont Tremblant will continue increasing its snowmaking capacity with the acquisition of 31 high-efficiency snow guns.Also, 5 new glades covering a 50acre area will extend Tremblant’s skiable terrain to 101 trails across 715 acres. The sectors involved are located on the North Side and the Edge which are respectively served by the Duncan, Expo and Edge lifts.
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Expansion and Renovations - Le Grand Manitou The main summit building will see its footprint increased to showcase an abundance of windows, 400 additional seats and a completely reinvented foodservice area. Located in the Laurentians, L’Ecuyer Lefaivre has been mandated to draw up the floorplans, some of which are available at the link below. Work will get underway in Summer 2018, with delivery before the next ski season. Renovation of La Fourchette du Diable Located on the North Side base, the footprint of La Fourchette du Diable will also be increased, turning the northern tip of the building into a permanent structure, for a superior guest experience. Also, an annex will be built to accommodate ski patrol operations. Work will be completed by the start of the 2018/19 season.
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Net Neutrality – Back in 2015 under the Obama administration, ‘Net Neutrality’ was introduced. The FCC (US Federal Communications Commission) approved regulations making sure the internet was at a level playing field, by preventing the major broadband service providers like Verizon, AT&T and Comcast from blocking or slowing down apps or
services which compete against their own. The whole idea was to treat all web traffic equally so that a provider, like Comcast for example, would not be able to charge extra to an online streaming service like Netflix to secure a faster path to its customers – or not be allowed to block or slow down sites like Google and Facebook.
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use. On the positive side, Canada has strong protections in place for net neutrality and there has always been and still is, political support for those rules. Still, effects could be felt from across the border if companies like Netflix end up with increased costs for higher speeds – they will simply pass those costs on to users outside the USA. As well, Canada research chair in internet and e-commerce law at the University of Ottawa, Michael Geist, was cited in a recent Globe and Mail article saying ‘that since Canadian internet traffic often transits through the U.S., there are concerns that Canadian data could get caught by non-neutral policies. Moreover, Canadian internet services hoping to attract US customers may face demands for payments to have their content delivered on the fast track.’ How it might unfold is that internet users in the USA might soon find they are having connection problems with apps or websites like Netflix, Amazon and YouTube – and then suddenly get offers from their internet service providers to sign up for better service and deals with their own apps and websites. That is where it could trickle down the line into Canada.
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Fast forward to 2017 under the Trump administration and Net Neutrality has been trumped, literally. On December 14th the FCC voted to tear down the rules regulating companies that connect consumers to the internet, giving the broadband companies the power to potentially reshape online services in the USA. The decision, initiated by the Trump government and their new FCC chairman, effectively reversed the regulations in place – while even prohibiting states to set their own rules. It will take a while for the potential changes to go into effect, and many of them will not be immediately felt – giving more time to the political and legal fights which have already begun. There are calls from Democrats in the White House for a bill that would re-establish the rules, and more than a few Democratic state attorney generals who said they would file a suit to stop the changes – among many other public interest groups who will be putting up a fight. Freedom of expression is being trumped by Trump. How will that effect Canadians? It won’t happen quickly, but eventually it can result in changes to what you watch online and some of the popular apps you
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What employment issues are impacting Mil ennials
Employment issues impacting Millennials – Today, the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) is pleased to recognize and kick-off Canada Career Month. This month, which aims to increase awareness on issues pertaining to employment in Canada, is recognized across the country the employment issues impacting Millennials, and provides a valuable platform to address some of the concerns that exist when it comes to planning one’s career. “Making career-related decisions and transitions such as pursuing education/training, looking for suitable employment, balancing life/work roles and responsibilities, and preparing for retirement are faced by almost everyone at some point,” said CCPA National President, John Driscoll. “Now more than ever, Canadians are more frequently working in multiple jobs throughout their lifetimes, and navigating that process can be complicated and overwhelming. Career counsellors and the services that they provide can be extremely helpful for those seeking support.” Career counsellors, an essential component of CCPA’s membership, act as resources to those considering their educational paths, employment opportunities and life transitions. From facilitating self-awareness to reviewing labour market demands to helping determine edu-
cational requirements for a given sector, career counsellors play a crucial role in assisting those individuals entering the labour force for the first time, or those considering career changes at a later age. “Often, career counsellors meet with individuals who might not be satisfied in their current job, and want to explore new opportunities,” continued Driscoll. “Given the amount of time spent at one’s job and its impact on one’s mental health and well-being, it is critical that employment be as fulfilling as possible. Career counsellors help individuals discover and prioritize what is most important to them so they can explore work options that are personally meaningful and satisfying.” To find out more about activities taking place across Canada during Career Month, visit www.careermonth.ca. If you are looking for professional support, please visit www.ccpa-accp.ca, where you can search for a Canadian Certified Counsellor in your region. Members of the public can also find authoritative information about the profession of counselling and psychotherapy by visiting CCPA’s public website, www.talkingcanhelp.ca
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Le Blossom Bar – This might be Montreal’s most beautiful new bar in town ! Le Blossom Bar is an all new Sake Bar, bringing novelty to the Village in Downtown Montreal. This restaurant-bar concept, invites you to take your time enjoying their Japanese inspired menu, their long list of sakes and the mind-blowing decor. The decor is inspired by the Cherry Blossom trees in Japan during Spring and adds to its original style. The owners wanted to create a futuristic yet traditional environment in one space. The style of the bar is clean and minimalist with a magnificent cherry blossom tree in the middle of the bar, offering an organic touch to the restaurant. Check it out for yourself and tell us what you think using the #MTLtimes. Have a look at some of their pictures to get an idea of this new concept bar. At age 26, the twins Viet Truong and Nam Truong are not only co-owners of the establishment, but also the chefs to whom we owe the menu of Blossom. Although we can enjoy here more conventional dishes such as udon soups or superb plates of sashimi, we come mostly Blossom for Temakis, also called ” Handrolls“. The “handroll” looks like a maki before being cut into
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