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public outcry arose when late last November on a cold and frigid night, Christian, a homeless man, was unable to find any place to go with his dog Buddy, who was shivering badly in the record breaking temperature of -16C and ended up dying in his arms that night. The City of Montreal has already been taking steps towards tackling the problem of homelessness and has just announced they will be

opening a special winter shelter for those living on the streets, hopefully within two weeks. It is good news indeed, but unfortunately too late for Buddy.

According to Montreal city Councilor Rosannie Filato, who is responsible for the homeless, they are looking for a place where people can eventually go for more than just a night in a warm bed. The old Royal Victoria Hospital building, where they could open up at least 80 beds

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for now, is seriously being considered. The plan is to

have an area for men and another area for women and a place for those with their animals. The Welcome Hall Mission, Maison du Pere, Accueil Bonneau and the Old Brewery Mission will work together to manage it.

It estimated there are 2,500 to 3,500 homeless people on the streets in Montreal on any given

night - and why the city's goal goes beyond just the 80 beds. They are hoping to offer a wider range of services, working together with community groups and health officials.

Last March, Montreal announced a $7.8 million project to improve the plight of the homeless. It includes plans for a new 'wet shelter' (where alcoholics living on the streets

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What to do in Montreal between Christmas and New Year’s Eve?

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s we all know, Christmas and New Year’s Eve are only a week apart from each other and a lot of us are enjoying their “Holidays” at this time of the year. Between the annual

Christmas family dinner on December 24th and the New Year’s Eve party on December 31st, there is almost a full week of “free time” to fill.

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icking off a new year with a resolution to be healthier and to eat more balanced meals is a goal shared by millions of people. But all too often, we make overambitious commitments that are hard to fulfill and easy to drop when day-today life takes over after the

rush of the holidays.

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“Set yourself up for success by focusing on small, realistic changes that will add up to big benefits over time,” she suggests.

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Urgent need of toys for Sun Youth

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n this Friday, December 21st, the Christmas Basket distribution continues at Sun Youth. As usual the organization will be able to count on the support of volun-

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ontreal rock band The Damn Truth’s newest music video, which is of their song “Devlish Folk”, has a tragic, yet poignant story behind it.

The video, which took nearly two years to complete, was filmed by Parisborn filmmaker Mikael Theimer, and was shot in black and white. It starkly portrays the difficult dayto-day existence of a group of panhandlers and street kids who make the mean streets of Montreal their home. However, during the filming of the video, Jake -one of the street kids whom Mikael and the members of the band befriended -- tragically died from a drug overdose.

Obviously shaken up by Jake’s tragic death, the group wasn’t sure if they should complete the work on the video. However, during a recent tour stop in Calgary, they met with Jake’s biological father and he encouraged them to finish the video in his son’s memory.

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If you want to make a donation to Dans La Rue as part of The Damn Truth’s fundraising campaign, go to www.danslarue.org/en/donations. *** If you need a family-oriented activity for this holiday season, then check out the Stewart Museum on Ile Sainte-Helene, as it is currently presenting a series of activities and programs based on the classic fairy tale “Beauty and the Beast” from now until January 6.

Presented as part of its current “Paris on Display: 18th Century Boutiques” exhibition, children will be immersed into the world of Beauty and the Beast and 18th century Paris through

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them the chance to take charge of their visit to the museum by deciding what course of action their visit will take shape. The holiday program will also include a story time three times a day, as well as a continuous creative workshop, where participants can make their own snowball tree ornament. And as a special gift to visitors, the museum will charge a single admission price of $10 for individuals 13 years of age and over, as well as families. The museum will be open on December 24 and 31, but will be closed on Christmas

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and New Year’s Day; opening hours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday to Sunday. For more information, go to www.stewartmuseum.org . *** Tickets for the 2019 edition of the Cote St. Luc Winter Carnival Valentine’s Dance are now on sale; the dance is scheduled to take place on February 9, 7:30 p.m., at the Cote St. Luc Gymnasium, located at 5794 Parkhaven. For only $37 per person, guests will have an evening of live music courtesy of the George Thomas Entertainment Group, as well as contests, door prizes, hors d’oeuvres and a sweet table. Tickets are available for purchase in advance only at the Cote St. Luc Aquatic and Community Centre; for more information or to purchase tickets for this much-anticipated event, call 514-485-6806, ext. 2200 or by e-mail at: recreation@cotesaintluc.o

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A special visit to the christmas basket distribution at Sun Youth!

A special visit at Sun Youth’s Christmas Basket Distribution: New Montreal Police Director Sylvain Caron (on the right) alongside Sun Youth’s Director of Crime Prevention and Victim Services Helio Galego (on the left) and the organization’s cofounder and Executive Vice-President Sid Stevens (center).

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n Wednesday, December 19th, the distribution of Christmas baskets continued at Sun Youth with a massive support from the forces of law and order! As usual, the organization was able to count on the support of groups of volunteers, including officers from the Montreal Police (SPVM) to distribute food baskets and toys to thousands of families in need. By the end of the 2018 Christmas basket distribution, approximately 5,000 fam-

ilies will have received perishable and non-perishable food, hygiene products and some surprises. It is also some 5000 new toys that will have been given to children 12 years and under.

The relationship between Sun Youth and the Montreal Police is nothing new. Indeed, the Montreal police officers were among the first partners of the organization in the 1950’s. Even today, the SPVM collaborates with Sun Youth year-round, notably with the organiza-

tion’s Bike Patrol, its rewards program (set up in 1991 thanks to the kind collaboration of the SPVM) as well as other special SPVM projects.

It is with pleasure that Sun Youth welcomed the new director of the SPVM, Mr. Sylvain Caron, who came to lend a helping hand to distribute the Christmas baskets. Director Caron is a long-time friend of Sun Youth and was not on his first Christmas helping the organization.

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Once again this year, there was electricity in the air. Kids were obviously excited to be able to select their gifts themselves, from the hottest While Star Wars character Kylo Ren was on site, the new toy to the latest tech event was definitely not on the dark side, with smiles or video game, but some everywhere on children and adult faces alike. special people were there Photo: Joseph Munro. to greet them: various heroes and Star Wars everyone involved, not cosplayers such as super- characters (including only for the kids but also Starlight’s mascot Capi- for the parents and Sun NO FEES OR COMMISSIONS taine Starlight). There Youth Hornets coaches in were also hairdressers attendance.

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By Bonnie Wurst PENALTIES AND COSTS FOR mtltimes.ca IMPAIRED DRIVING If you drive while imThe Government of paired, you could be subCanada introduced Bill ject to stiff penalties C-46 in April of 2017, re- under the Criminal ceiving Royal Assent on Code and the Highway June 21st 2018 - and it is Safety Code (Penalties the most comprehensive may change depending reform made to the on the situation.) transportation Criminal Société de l'assurance Code in over fourty automobile du Québec years. *More details online: Most people would Advertise your readily agree the changes were justified given imbusiness for a paired driving is the leading criminal cause of death in Canada.According to government statistics, there were more than 70,000 impaired driving incidents reported by the police, including almost 3,000 drug-impaired driving incidents in 2016. Stats for 2018 will not be available • 1.5” x 3” Black & White for sometime, but they • Artwork not are expected to show included somewhat of an im• Can change the ad provement due to more weekly effective public educa• Limited space tion programs and law 514-457-7656 enforcement.

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Regardless of the reason for wanting to transition into a retirement home, the search for the perfect residence can be stressful and overwhelming. Like any important decision, it takes time, research and preparation to make the best choice in choosing the right retirement home or senior community. Here are 5 important questions you should ask when looking for a retirement home or senior community: 1. What level of care will I need?

When looking to move into a retirement residence, it is vital to do the research and find out what services it provides. Each retirement residence provides a certain level of serv-

ice. It can range from independent living, assisted living and memory care. The level of service depends on each residence or community.

2. How is the residence managed?

Find out the staff to resident ratio. Ask if they are a certified residence. Check to see how the staff interacts with residents during your tour. Is there a positive atmosphere? Find out about their nursing care abilities and how often a doctor visits the residence.

Another important aspect is what safety and security features are available.

3. What services are provided and what will cost you extra?

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Referral agencies or housing counsellors, such as Lianas Services, can be a tremendous source of support and guidance. Very often, their services are provided for free to families as their fees can be covered by sponsored senior communities. Their experienced advisors can help navigate the many challenges of transitioning into a senior residence and they can help ask the tough questions when narrowing down the search for the perfect senior community.

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Veteran author and photographer Mackay L. Smith certainly has a passion for Montreal, its history, and its preserved heritage, and he transcended it into four pictorial tomes that focused on the historical richness of Montreal’s landmarks and districts, whether it be McGill University, Sherbrooke Street or the Golden Square Mile.

For his fifth book, Smith has literally centred his focus on the major piece of greenspace that forms the nucleus of the city: Mount Royal. From every direction, Smith gives a richly illustrated history of Mount Royal’s three summits, and the many houses, buildings, structures and monuments that are sprinkled throughout the mountain, and the stories behind them, whether it be the lookouts, the CBC transmitter tower, the Mount Royal Cross, Beaver Lake, the Cartier Monument and St. Joseph’s Oratory, to name a few. Through diligent research (concise, informative texts) and 110 contemporary and historic photos (thanks to the Notman Collection at the McCord Museum), Smith tells a fascinating story of how a dead volcano turned into a much cherished piece of historical greenspace (that was transformed into a much used public park thanks to Frederick Law Olmstead, the same man who developed New York City’s Central Park). A must have volume for Montreal history buffs and former Montreal residents who always enjoyed Mount Royal’s majestic natural beauty all year round. *** Whiskey in A Teacup by Reese Witherspoon (Touchstone, $45). Oscar-winning actress Reese Witherspoon (“Legally Blonde”, “Walk the Line”, “Sweet Home Alabama”) maybe Hollywood royalty these days, but she remains faithful to her down home Deep South roots and values, which were imparted upon her by her grandmother Dorothea, which combined the qualities of beauty and strength.

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*** Bobby: My Story in Pictures by Bobby Orr (Viking, $37). Throughout his 12year Hall of Fame career in the NHL, Number 4 Bobby Orr never seemed to rest on his laurels.

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A firm believer of the photograph as a means to capture those special moments in one’s life and career, he delved into his vast collection of photos to produce Bobby: My Story in Pictures, a perfect companion volume to his best selling memoir that was published a few years ago.

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And of course, no photographic autobiography of Bobby Orr is complete without the iconic photo of Orr taking a flying leap the moment after he scored the winning goal against the St. Louis Blues during the 1970 Stanley Cup Finals. However, he included one photo following that moment that has never been seen, which showed dejected Blues players Glen Hall and Noel Picard moments after Orr scored the winning goal, as his Bruins teammates piled upon him off camera.

This book is a wonderful illustrated tribute by the man who defined professional hockey in the modern, post-1967 expansion era, and truly showed a genuine love of the game, even 40 years after he hung up his skates. *** Ernest Hemingway: Artifacts From A Life, edited by Michael Katakis (Scribner, $47). Ernest Hemingway is one of greatest writers in modern American literature, who showed through vivid descriptions and prose that was filled with simple word economy, the glories of the macho life that was filled with fun, adventure and danger, whether it be fighting a war, bull fighting, deep sea fishing, or safari hunting in Africa through the pages of such classic novels like The Old Man and the Sea, For Whom the Bell Tolls, The Sun Also Rises and A Farewell to Arms.

Hemingway was not only the living embodiment of his many writings, but was also a complex, troubled individual to boot. Thanks to the Hemingway Collection at the John F. Kennedy Library, this book gives a new face to the literary and personal side of Ernest Hemingway through plenty of rare photos, letters and artifacts, from being an ambulance driver in Italy during World War I; to his early days as a newspaper reporter for the Toronto Star; to being part of the Lost Generation in Paris during the Roaring 20s; to witnessing and reporting the Spanish Civil War and World War II; to relaxing, sporting and fishing in Key West and Havana; to his torturous final years in Ketchum, Idaho, where he tragically died in 1961.

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