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Beaconsfield sadly says goodbye to the WICWC while Kirkland welcomes with open arms Ground breaking ceremony of new WICWC building

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By Rhonda Massad up on the waiting list,” said WICWC Executive mtltimes.ca Director Debbie Magwood, “Can you imagine finding a place that you need at such a difficult time and being told you cannot participate behe little yellow house nestled in the cause there is no room in the classes you Beaurepaire Village in Beaconsfield has been home to the West Island would like to attend.”

The ground breaking ceremony in Kirkland Cancer Wellness Centre (WICWC) for the past seven years. It is a last week where the bright sunny day was a warm and welcoming spot that clear good wish for the WICWC. reaches out to those with cancer and carries “We are happy to have the WICWC here is them through their journey by teaching them Kirkland,” Mayor Michel Gibson said. “It coneverything from medication management, hotinues to offer hope to those in the community listic approaches to how to buy a wig.

The ribbon cutting in Beaconsfield was one in need.”

Construction is set to begin shortly with an of the very first events I attended as a City Councillor almost seven years ago. It is where opening date in the fall of 2016. The $3 million I was truly bitten with the need to be involved goal is still a little short and the WICWC is hopin the community. WICWC grew and grew ing for a little help from the community in this over the years and has a waiting list of people last push.

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By Rhonda Massad service, all proceeds collected during the evening will be directly reinvested in health mtltimes.ca care in the West-Island community, "said Ms. Heather Holmes, Managing director of the he 6th annual Bâton Rouge Gas- Lakeshore General Hospital Foundation. tronomy Event packed the house Ms. Holmes and Dr. Fiore Lalla, Co-Chair of again this year with more than 200 the Foundation’s Board of Directors, took people in attendance. The event is always fulfilled with tasty food and advantage of the event to present the Humanitarian Award to Mr. Nick Di Tomaso, for his good spirit from the lively group.

The silent auction with 37 various items to exceptional contribution to the betterment of enchant the participants held jewelry, an the West-Island community for a quarter of a iHome clock, and most notably the grand prize: century, by way of his time, his commitment, a Judith Ripka necklace valued at more than $ and his passion.

1,000. There were two raffle gift baskets as A reminder to “save the date” for the annual duck race where some 5,000 ducks compete well.

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Montreal Times reporter Rhonda Massad, Heather Holmes Managing Director of the Lakeshore General Hospital Foundation, Sitting: MP Francis Scarpaleggia, Kirkland Mayor Michel Gibson, Martin Coiteux and Monica Navarro Ortega.

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ublic Security Minister, Martin Coiteux, and Pierrefonds-Roxboro borough Mayor, Jim Beis lent their voices and guitar playing talent to raise money for support the youth in our community. Singer, songwriter Tina-Ève Provost sang for a pack house at College Beaubois Theatre. The event raised $16,000.

Langevin stated last month that his goal was to raise $10,000 to build free recreational areas on the West Island territory for the kids and teenagers to enjoy freely and securely.

The event exceeded his expectations.

“What impressed me the most about this year’s edition of the talent show was the fact that our volunteers were mostly under 17 years old,” Langevin explained. “Not only do we offer an amazing service for at risk youth but we are also a location for the not at risk youth to give back.”

AJOI’s objective is to provide support and much needed help to the West Island youth community. According to Executive Director of West Island Youth Action (AJOI) last year, AJOI participated in more than 4,300 interventions and has supported over 9,500 free participations to diversified sport events near the youth residences.

Langevin stated last month that his goal was to raise $10,000 to build free recreational areas on the West Island territory for the kids and teenagers to enjoy freely and securely.

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Xiao Sun, a rising, trilingual actress, calls Montreal home Xiao Sun moved to Montreal in 2008

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un began her performance career as “I was very shy, and my parents wanted me a Montreal-based model with a back- to be more active and to be more outgoing,” ground in dance from her childhood Sun shares. Dance classes taught her how to in China. Growing up in China, Xiao express herself through performing arts from Sun practiced ballet, Chinese folk the young age of six. “I loved it, and I continued and contemporary dance at the Bei- dance for ten years,” she says. During her jing Dance Academy and Shangdong Art Academy. Now she lives in Montreal with her family dance career, Sun had the chance to travel exploring all of her options as a rising Chinese- around China with her dance team, competing and learning along the way.

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After moving to Montreal with her family in walking a fashion show,” she shares. This 2008, Sun broke into the world of modelling chance really helped her performing arts cawith the support of her parents pushing her for- reer blossom into new territory. “I had no acting ward. Xiao Sun found her way to Miss Uni- experience at the time,” Sun says, but she was verse Canada in 2009 where she claimed a booked from this first audition. Xiao Sun spent Top 10 National Finalist position and the Best four weeks on set, learning from the other acModel Award. This opportunity served as an tors and growing as a performer. This role in exciting stepping stone to the next stage of her Fatal taught Sun a lot about the world of acting, performance career: “From there I started and what she wants to do for herself: “[Acting] modelling!” is where my passion is.”

“My parents are very supportive,” Sun shares. “They have concerns, but they know that [acting] is what I really want to do.” Everyone struggles with parents who only want the best for them. Stability and predictability are the front-liners of parental hopes for their children. Sun’s parents have come to terms with the whirlwind that is the beginning of her acting career. “They see that what makes me happy is more important,” she shares. “This is what will make me happy.”

It is this perfect mix of runway experience and a dance history that aided the discovery for her first acting role: a part in a Universal Pictures film called Fatal. This guest-star role helped Sun fall in love with acting, becoming the first of many acting roles over the following years. “It’s not the role that I liked,” Sun explains. “It was more my experience of getting the role,” as well as the experience she gained on set.

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Xiao Sun remembers a few moments in her ple’s life experiences.” Acting is a constant life that make her feel most proud about her learning experience, especially for our local risperformance accomplishments this far. Her ing star. Sun continuously searches out new role in the feature film, Anna, which was in- projects to participate in, and new roles to excluded in the Busan International Film Festival perience. in South Korea in 2015; Her rank of number 7 Sun hopes to combine her Chinese roots with for the Asian Actress, Best to Watch on Film, North American films. She has signed with a as voted in Hollywood by Asians in 2015; Her time spent as a dancer for Cirque Du Soleil’s manager in Las Angeles to begin the next steps of her career. North American and Chitouring show.

For Xiao Sun, acting enriches her life expe- nese co-production is high on her list: “The riences. “I can live more than one life,” Sun Chinese film industry has grown so fast, and shares. Each role gives her a glimpse into an- all of the Hollywood films are incorporating Chiother type of life: “I can experience more peo- nese elements now.” www.mtltimes.ca 15 WEDNESDAY

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Xiao Sun in Xmen Her entire performing arts journey has re- lows a dancer’s struggle with scoliosis. This volved around the melding one passion with film premiers in Toronto at the end of April this another. Moving from dance, to modelling, then year, but will not be released for purchase until using these two skills in her acting roles. Her after the film festival. The second is a French balance of English and Chinese cultures, all feature film, Les 3 P’tits Cochons II, will be in while living in the primarily French community all Quebec theatres starting July 1, 2016, then of Montreal, is just a representation of how she would like to see her career grow. “I would love country-wide shortly after.

Keep up-to-date with our local actress’s upto use my languages, and my understanding of Eastern and Western culture,” Sun explains. coming projects by following her Instagram Sun has a couple must-see films in the @xiaosun1 or checking out her website: works. The short film, Tidal Wave, which folwww.xiao-sun.com 16 www.mtltimes.ca WEDNESDAY

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hat do wine writers above, we know that tannin in red wine is a mean when they talk

By Marco Giovanetti major contributor to texture. Compare for example the silky tannins of a red Burgundy about the texture of a mtltimes.ca wine to the grippy, almost astringent tannins wine? What words do of a young Barolo wine. they use to describe a wine's texture? When we talk about Alcohol also has an important influence on texture, by way the texture of a wine, we are essentially describing the of the glycerol it generates. In general, higher alcohol wines mouthfeel or tactile sensation on the palate. Please, continue have more glycerol than lower alcohol wines. Alcohol adds reading for some thoughts on describing and characterizing viscosity to a wine. Compare a wine that has 14% alcohol to one with about 12.5%. You can feel the physical differa wine's texture!

I am sure all most of The Montreal Times readers are fa- ence, not just the heat.

A third important contributing factor is polysaccharides. miliar with texture when it comes to tasting food. Well, it is While way too complex to delve into in detail here, put simkind of the same with wine - that physical sensation in our mouth. While texture applies to all wines, it is often more ply polysaccharides are different types of sugar molecules obvious in red wines, because of the presence of tannins, that exist in wine. Depending on the specific type they can which have very definite tactile characteristics that can add various levels of richness to a wine's texture. For examrange from smooth to somewhat chewy or even astringent ple, polysaccharides include the compounds responsible for noble rot (i.e. "good botrytis") needed for such lauded wines and coarse.

While not in anyway an exhaustive list some of the words as Sauternes or Tokaji AszĂş. Other texture influencing polythat I tend to frequently use when describing a wine's texture saccharides include the compounds responsible for the midare creamy, smooth, opulent, rich, lean, velvety, supple, vis- palate creaminess in white Burgundy and other higher end cous, fat, oily, waxy, juicy, silky, voluptuous and succulent. Chardonnay wines, as well as those that contribute to the These are all physical sensations in the mouth that add di- rich mouthfeel of Champagne and other traditional method sparkling wines. mension to a wine's flavor descriptors.

In my opinion, yes texture is important. Texture adds anBecause compounds in wine interact with each other all the time to continually form new compounds, it is somewhat other dimension to a wine's aroma and flavor characteristics. difficult to be precisely precise regarding the exact source Texture is part of the wine's overall personality. And like of a particular's wine's textural sensation. As indicated other wine attributes, balance and how it interplays is key.

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Castello di Neive Barbaresco 2010 $22.95 SAQ Code: 12466377

On the nose, aromas of vanilla, raspberry and prunes. In addition, a pleasant vegetal and chalky undertones. On the mouth, full body, with an excellent acidity. Beautiful but gutsy tannins. Amazing flavors of red cherry, cassis with a smoky licorice character. Buy by the case and cellar for 10 year. A bargain for the price. 93\100.

Ricossa Barbaresco DOCG 2010

$22.05 SAQ Code : 12465500 Medium ruby colour with orange nuances. In the nose, classic nebbiolo notes of red cherry, tar, anis with rose petals. In the mouth, full body with a good acidity. Flavors bring to mind red fruits in sauce, violets and nice mineral undertones. Ripe but grippy tannins. Medium length . Amazing quality for the price points. 93\100.

Domaine de la Garrelière Cuvée Cendrillon 2012

$23.75 SAQ Code: 10211397 Vintage tasted 2011: On the nose aromas that remind me of citric fruits with complex mineral vegetal nuances that bring to mind Spanish onions, asparagus, celery and onions with a slab of bright chalk. In the mouth, the wine is medium body, bone dry with the just right acidity.

Floral with more mineral flavors. There is some tiny amounts of Brett that adds an extra layer of complexity in the palate and a pleasant texture that numbs deliciously your mouth. Long and resonant finish.

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Obecanje 2010. Francuska Vinarija. Serbian Red wine (100% gamay).

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On the nose, aromas of a mix of ripe red and black fruits. Sensual smoky, peppery and violet notes with crumbled chalk and lactic nuances. In the mouth, fresh. Full body. Round and curvy with plenty of godness. Lovely supple tannins. It drinks dangerously well with pleasure. 92\100 20

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Marco Giovanetti is an Italian-Venezuelan sommelier student in the ITHQ of Montreal, Quebec. He has 15 years of experience tasting wine from Europe and emerging wine regions. His key specialties are the wines of Tuscany, Italy and the wines of Spain. He enjoys fine wines, gastronomy, film and literature.You may contact him at: productionslevin@gmail.com Legend of rating Under 60- Do not buy. Faulty wine 60-70- Mediocre wine 70-80- All right 80-90- Very good 90-100- Excellent wine.

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