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e are hearing so much about Lyme disease now that I thought I should get a better look at what’s happening. The number of cases of Lyme disease in Canada has increased ten times in less than 10 years thanks to tick bites and ticks moving north. As Reid Fiest reports, it no longer matters where you live in the country, ticks have no boundaries.There are more ticks in more parts of Canada now. Experts believe that this could lead to more cases of Lyme Disease. “What we’re seeing is definitely a range expan-

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dental treatment!” While some other groups are also doing C&R, they are not necessarily providing all of these treatments says Vaillancourt. She sees hers program as a way of controlling the population of stray and feral cats, while reducing the prevalence of feline diseases. Over the past two years or so,Vaillancourt estimates having released 20 cats back into their environment.The cats treated by Passion Compassion are released back into their environment are marked with a slight cut on their ear. They are also fitted with a microchip to track their location. “For kittens raised at Passion Compassion, we can transform them from feral into sociable creatures for our adoption programs. We have six that need adoption now and once we had 11 kittens to be adopted at the same time. Since our program started two-and-ahalf years ago, we have had some 60 such cats adopted.” “When people adopt our cats, the technician spends a full hour with them, explaining about health issues such as urine problems. Our technician

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eteran musician and balladeer – and longtime Montreal fan favorite – Chris de Burgh is returning to Montreal to perform two special solo shows on September 24 and 25 in the intimate setting of the Theatre St. Denis 2.

my fans in Montreal, that place that it all started for me and one of my favorite cities in the world to perform.” Tickets for Chris de Burgh’s two solo chows in Montreal range in price from $69.50 to $179.50, with special VIP Meet & Greet packages available. They can be purchased at the St. Denis Theatre box office, or online at www.ticketpro.ca or www.theatrestdenis.com *** Former Montreal Times columnist-turned-bestselling author, screenwriter and film editor Chloe Bellande will be returning to Montreal to By Stuart Nulman host a book singing and cocktail reception on Sepmtltimes.ca tember 16 at the RenaisIt’s been a year since de sance Montreal Burgh has performed in Centre-Ville Hotel, loMontreal, which was part cated at 1250 Robert of his A Better World Bourassa Boulevard. Ms. Canadian Tour, only this Bellande will be signing time, he brings his guitars copies of her recentlyand a piano to the St. published book Invincible: Denis, as he performs a selection of his best How To Embrace Failure known songs, such as and Achieve Transforma“Spanish Train”, “Patricia tional Success. Published the Stripper” and “Lady in by Elite Publishing, Invincible tells the individual stoRed”. De Burgh has a special ries of 14 women who place in his heart for his have shown fearlessness Montreal fans, and while and fierceness as they performing his solo tour have succeeded in their in Europe, wrote this lives and careers with a note: “I decided a couple great degree of authenticof days ago that, as I was ity and vulnerability, while having so much fun on aiding others who are this tour, I really wanted striving to survive and to perform this show to succeed. It is highly recommended that for those

vegan cheese from Fauxmagerie Zengarry will be available in stores across Quebec and Ontario. *** At the Stewart Museum on Ile Sainte-Helene, a seFormer ries of special events reMontreal Times lated to its current columnistexhibition “Paris on Disturned-bestplay: 18th Century Bouselling author, tiques” – which runs until screenwriter March 24, 2019 – will take and film editor place during the muChloe Bellande seum’s 2018-2019 season. Activities will include a who are interested in at- Zengarry founder Lynda lecture by Australian histending the event, they Turner, who originally torian David Garrioch on should purchase copies of worked as a government the subject “The Back for Health Store: The Workshops of the book in advance by scientist Canada. “Usually, when Foreigners in 18th Cengoing to: cheese is made, you mix tury Paris” (Sept. 20); a bit.ly/EliteInvincible milk with the enzymes free public reading of ex*** For cheese lovers from the stomach of a cerpts from a series of everywhere, especially sheep. With my vegan 18th century archival docby actress those who are vegan cheeses, I blend cashews uments cheese lovers, a new fla- with the plant-based pro- Genevieve Rochette (Sepvor of vegan cheese is of- biotics. For this new fla- tember 30); a gastronomic ficially being introduced in vor, I added Beau’s All conference with food Montreal on August 23. Natural Brewery Ale, called “In the Kitchen of Called Ale Aged Cheddar, which gives it a nice the Enlightenment” (Febit’s a cashew vegan cheese flavouring. After giving out ruary 17); and a conferthat has been created by samples of it at several ence dealing with the Fauxmagerie Zengarry of vegetarian and vegan food working class of Paris durthe people loved ing that period that will be Alexandria, Ontario, shows, it, and are dying to get run by UQAM history which is now in its fifth their hands on it.” year of operation, and is Following the launch professor Pascal Bastien regarded as one of event in Montreal, the (March 24). For more inCanada’s leading inde- new Ale Aged Cheddar formation, go to: stewart-museum.org pendent vegan cheese companies. “I became a vegan eight years ago, and cheese was the food that I missed the most. There was a hole in the market for vegan cheeses, so I decided to experiment with different recipes,” said Fauxmagerie

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The wild side of Carigan

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ach wine region of the world has their flagship grape. For Argentina, it is Malbec. Tuscany has their beloved Sangiovese and Burgundy will not be the same if they did not had Pinot Noir. In Roussillon, it is all about Carignan. Slowly but surely, the grape is making a strong comeback in the International wine scene. I was in Rousillon, at the end of May and I had chance to

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familiarize myself with the many nuances of this Catalan grape. Roussillon is blessed to have old vines of Carignan well adapted to their mineral soils. So much the grape is entrenched into Roussillon wine culture,

by law, is the principal variety in the palette of Côte du Roussillon appellations. Carignan yields structured and powerful wines with predominant notes of ripe red fruit when young and evolving towards the floral and animal side with age.

Old Carignan vines at Domaine Lafage

For centuries,the true colours of carignan, and its true potential, were completely ignored; it into the high-volume vat along with everything else.Then, in the late 20th century, as the world wine drinkers were turning away from quantity to

quality, many Roussillon producers decided to get with the times. They took out high yielding vines and planted more Carignan. The lesson that they learned was that low yields of carignan would make wines of better quality, and that letting carignan hang on the vine until was fully ripe was the best way to bring out its unique flavor profile.With proper handling, carignan can go from the grape making dark, dull wine to a grape that produces wine full of cherries and berries in youth and that takes on characteristics of earth,truffles, barnyard, licorice, and spice with a few years of age. The kicker is that , fully ripe carignan has a great capacity to retain very good acid levels. However, Carignan has its own set of drawbacks. It is a late ripener and has a predilection for warm and dry climates. Otherwise, it will suffer from powdery and downy mildew. It is a perfect fit for the mediterranean climate of the Roussillonhot summers, mild winters and autumns. The region has as well numerous and frequent winds which gives a natural protection against pests and

diseases such as the mildew mentioned above. In fact, due to this favorable environment, Roussillon is the premier region for Organic and Biodynamic viticulture In wine, location is everything. This truism specifically applies to Carignan, where it will yield different results according from where is grown. In the Aspres sub region , between Perpignan and Spain, Carignan will yield highly aromatic mineral and floral wines. Aspres Terroir can be characterized by clay and gravel quartz, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks.

Some Cuvees of Domaine Ferrer Ribiere

In their wines, Domaine Ferrer Ribiere represents well the Aspres terroir. Their cuvee Empreinte du Temps 2015 ( 140+ year old Carignan) stunned me with its dry blood, iron and red currant fruit with a stream of dry rose and violet petals. Fresh, and fluid, with cashmere tannins and an aerial structure, and an elegant finish.

Equally stunning is their cuvee Centenaire 2014 ( 100+ year old Carignan). Different and thought provoking with notes of graphite, asphalt and dry black fruits. Austere with angular tannins and a powerful expression of minerality. Legendary wine.

sentative of this style is the Domaine Lafage Carignan Cayrol Vieilles Vignes 2015 which shows the generous animal and spicy side of Carignan around those parts .It displays aromas of dry peperoncino, with Tuscan leather undertones. It has a polished texture and a enticing fresh acidity. For me the apex expression of the Carignan was found in a parcel of producer Mas Amiel. Vol de Nuit 2014 is a pure breed Carignan 100+ years old from the St-Eugene parcel. The terroir here is pure black schist which lends the wine the most purist display of Jean-Marc Lafage Carignan. Very perfumed crafts singular Carignan with dry petal flowers, cuvees in his Domaine spices and game notes.. Lafage estate Very smoky. Dense, with fine tannins and lots of In the Agly Valley, near amplitude the village of Maury, the I hope this interest Carignan grape yields sparks your interest in the more gourmand wines. Carignans of Rousillon. The soil here is a mix of There are more than 20 black and red soils, Carignan based blends marnes with a high chalk listed on the Cotes du component. The wines Roussillon to start your have volume and spice wine quest and probably a with freshness and few more on the private crunchy tannins. Repre- importation network. Reach potential clients a week with For as low as $5 per day

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Earl De La Perralle's legacy will live on thanks to Sun Youth's Earl De La Perralle Memorial Scholarship Fund against Saint-Leonard but youth of Montreal". Following the game, friends the Godfather, as people in of Earl De La Perralle were the amateur football circuit invited at Sun Youth for an knew him, will continue to evening full of good memo- have a positive impact on ries about the men who the lives of many in years meant so much to them to come. Sun Youth board and who did so much for member and Midget footothers. After a vibrant in- ball head coach Dimitrios troduction by Sun Youth Manolopoulos announced President of the Board Bob the creation of the Earl De Mironowicz, the hundreds La Perralle Memorial Scoof guest gathered inside the larship Fund. It will allow gym were shown a 20- even more student-athletes minute video featuring tes- to turn their dreams into timonials of Sun Youth reality and take their acaalumni and personnel demic and sports path to friends of Earl, people he the next level, like the huntouched in one way or an- dreds of kids Earl gave a other. The organization chance and whose picture would like to thank every- is now on the organizaone who took part in this tion's Wall of Fame. The endeavor. The video will be first recipient of the Earl available shortly on Sun De La Perralle scholarship is Joshua Bailey, Hornets Youth's YouTube channel. Earl De La Perralle's spirit alumnus who will be joining might have contributed to University of Ottawa's the victory of his Hornets Gee-Gees next season.

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