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Making their voices heard loud and clear Several groups protest Charter of Values bill Sunday in Montreal © anthony.abbondanza@tc.te Chants of \u201ccharter of oppression\u201d were heard loud and clear as nearly 250 people of > > various ethnicities and backgrounds braved rain and windy conditions to march through the streets of Montreal last Sunday in protest of Bill 60, also known as the Charter of Quebec Values.Local group Equality Quebec organized the march, which began at Place du Canada at 2 p.m.and ended at Lafontaine Park.Organizer Salman Shabad Saini wasn\u2019t disappointed by the low turnout, citing inclement weather.\u201cOur number one factor that worked against us was weather.People saw the weather and didn\u2019t show up.Sometimes this is a good thing to have: Fewer people with stronger characters,\u201d he said.\u201c.I think our dedication sent a clear message to the government.\u201d Eleven organizations endorsed the march, including the Federation CJA and Dawson College\u2019s student union.The protest comes after the PQ government tabled Bill 60 in the national assembly on Nov.7.Bill 60 includes provisions to ACADEMIE CULINAIRE COOKING CLASSES GOURMET CHRISTMAS MENU > Tuesday, December 3\" 6:30pm @ Enrich your culinary skills! SIGN UP NOW 514 393-8111 | academieculinaire.com 5262632 SNATINS Ena aa f cn mn & j ay ST CE : va LS 0e RE Localnews \u20ac Nearly 250 people walk the streets of downtown, Montreal, protesting the recently-tabled Bill 60, also known as the \u2018Charter of Quebec Values.\u201d Examiner photo courtesy o of Equality Quebec ee\u201d Derek the sports coach, is n certified A ds CE ports Lifecoach [Highs thetennishcur@gmail.com © 450-656-9287 e Confidence building in your child\u2019s approach to appreciate sports, and develop appropriate skills e Over 25 years sports teaching experience e Extensive experience teaching persons with special needs e Semi professional baseball player ° dt up Reach the best revenue audience in Canada \u201cWe Try Harder\u201d to get you results - Michel Richard EXAMINER Contact me today! 514-566-3564 michel.richard@tc.fc | www.westmour texaminer.com | prohibit public servants from wearing veils, kippas and turbans in the workplace.The legislation contains certain elements not included in the original proposal.If passed, Bill 60 would force the aforementioned restrictions on private contractors and publicly subsidized businesses.It also excludes the initially- promised opt-out provision for cities.\u201cI think all Quebecers are easily being misled by words of ignorance,\u201d said Shabad Saini.Following the announcement of the provincial governments proposed \u2018Charter of Quebec Values\u2019 in September, Shabad Saini, an accountant by trade, became politically active.\u201cI felt then and there we needed more protests.[ wanted to get my voice heard.I felt this was an attack on religion on general.Religion can be a very good thing.It\u2019s part of people\u2019s lives,\u201d he said.So what's the next step?Shabad Saini is planning a multi-faith concert for the summer of 2014 as well as a public forum to discuss why the charter is not in public servants\u2019 best interest.For more information, visit www.facebook.com/groups/sansoppression/.Nensinidon A Quality Lifestyle Good living comes with age.Why not retire in perfect elegance and ultimate comfort?Our caring staff will tend to all your needs 24 hours every single day.Please call us regarding our affordable rentals: ON erine AAA MEET GIL 935-1212! 5b AA RY o Flo a 5244780 \u201cYour Personal Jeweller 1356 Greene Ave, Westmount, Qc 514.937.4500 www.spdiament.com \u20ac - ETOZ \u2018TZ 15QUID/AON \u2018Aepsinyl - JdUIWEXF JUNOWISIM - UOÏ\"IDUIMUUEX3JUNOU]SOMMMM id EE Ce © Localnews Desjardins donates $1M to Jewish general Hospital {I Tg XO - Fe Several dignitaries w were e present at a ceremony during which it was announced Desjardins was donating $1M to the Jewish General Hospital recently.Photo courtesy TI RRS o- À No > ® francois.lemieux@tc.tc On Nov.6, Desjardins Group announced a donation of $1 million to the Jewish General Hospital (JGH) to improve health-care services.This contribution will also help the annual gala of the JGH, a benefit event which, this year, will support the Lady Davis Institute and its cutting-edge research into the causes and potential treatments for the most common illnesses affecting us today.Several dignitaries were present at the recognition ceremony during which was revealed Desjardins\u2019 important contribution including former Quebec premier Jean Charest, representatives of the Jewish general Hospital including doctors, elected officers, Desjardins employees and community members.Surviving November Darkest month of the year also Mental Health Month \u2019 In what can only be considered a cruel joke, November is Mental Health Month in Quebec.Yes, the darkest month of the year \u2014 notable only for its'will-it-or-won\u2019t-it-snow-at- some-point-before-my-winter-tires- are-on dance I am forced to do every year around this time.It\u2019s not easy \u2014 especially if you are prone to seasonal depression \u2014 to feel optimistic when it\u2019s already dark by 3:50 p.m., but there are ways to do it that don\u2019t involve pain, self-inflicted or otherwise, or even by dabbling in self-destructive behaviours that, although you may think theyll jy.make you feel better \u2014 £ Va eating junk food to vo excess, drinking too much, staying wv aie up too late, gambling or whatever else \u2014 will only help you feel even worse.It\u2019s a vicious cycle and it\u2019s hard to get out of.The only way to do it, is to foster some good habits.One good habit we try and keep going at home is a meal together as a family.With our kids getting older and their schedule getting more and more jam-packed, it is something we've placed a priority on at home.No matter what we have going on that night, we always take a few minutes to spend 10 to 15 minutes together as a family, discussing and rehashing our day \u2014 all in a general reinforcement of the idea that our family life is a priority for my wife and I.It probably doesn\u2019t help that I am particularly prone to seasonal depression and with November being the darkest month of the year, | take every opportunity to soak in as much matural light as humanly possible in an.effort to get to my vitamin D quota for the day \u2014 and that\u2019s something that I have found also improves my mood.Science has shown that getting your body moving during the day and getting fresh air can increase blood flow to the brain, thereby stimulating creativity and helping alleviate stress.The same can be said for exercise.Science shows that a brain that has increased blood flow is more apt to be creative and allow its owner to accomplish more during a day.Those are two excellent ways to cope with the soul-killing nature of the month of November.It\u2019s the one sandwiched in between October \u2014 exciting! Halloween! Leaves turning colours! \u2014 and December \u2014 holidays! Parties! People in jovial, generous moods! Poor November, with its early darkness, cold-to- frosty demeanour, grey skies and general lack of holiday enjoyment sort of makes me wish we were American, in order to take advantage of the month-long \u2018holiday\u2019 season that lasts from their Thanksgiving until Jan.2 or 3 of the new year.In fact, importing Thanksgiving another month from October to November could be a great way to give the month a little more meaning and a little more for people to look forward to.That way, we could spend the month deciding what to make, how to give thanks and best of all, how to best prepare the meal that would accompany the holiday.Contemporary life is not complicated; the more you take care of yourself, the better off everyone will be when it\u2019s time to care for someone else.You can\u2019t do a job without being confident in your skills \u2014 and it\u2019s hard enough to get by in today\u2019s never-stop-e-mail-texting- facebooking-tweeting-you-have-to-be-doing- something-every-second-or-the-world-will-col- lapse-onto-itself world if you aren\u2019t already taking steps to ensure your mental health is at its optimal level.Take care of your mind, because if you don\u2019t \u2014- who\u2019s going to take care of you?Tantalizing offer in your SUPER HEBDO Ballet Eddy Toussaint de Montréal .1 Les Morissette en spectacle .2 Silver & Gold for ca$h \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026 3 Prillo 4 Pitrem \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026ceresrsesesesencensanse 5 Boiserie Alpin .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026uersrerences 5 Les 3 planteurs \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026sssesesssrses 5 AutoGO.ca .RE 6 Rubino 8 Airmax Climatisation 6 Concours visitez votre marchand \u2026\u2026\u2026 7 RVI distributions 8 JobGO.ca eerie ssovessensencaune 6 Pneus Chartrand Mécanique 245 Victoria, suite 210, Westmount (Qc) H3Z 2N2 Editorial & Sales » Tel.: 514 484-5610 Fax: 514 484-6028 Classified ads: 1-866-637-5236 CMCA AUDITED RESEAU eg, SELECT QCNA AJRQ £9 E oS = \u2014 wv = E uw x v - o 3 ° E \u2014 wi w = = 3 = 1 > @ £ E © x wi nt JH s ° E ud wv = i on i Oo oN \u2014 oN he v a E > © = > © © wv pu 3 £ \u2014 f + Please recyde this newspaper General Manager : Stéphane Desjardins Regional Manager: Sylviane Lussier Advertising Consultants: Harvey Aisenthal, Michel Richard Commercial classified ad sales representative: Françoise Girouard www.westmountexaminer.com Director of Content and Community Relations: Marc Lalonde marc.lalonde@tc.tc Editorial email: exominer@te.tc Photographers: Peter Ford, Serge Boisvert Contributors: Marylin Smith Carsley, Doreen Lindsay, Robert N.Wilkins, Adrian Saldanha, Steve Hatton Graphic Design: Innograf Montreal G @westmountexam MIXTE FSC weicoy FSC® C011825 Printed by : Imprimeries Transcontinental 2003 inc.10 807; rue Mirabeau, Anjou {Qc} H1J 1T7 Division Transmag Published by and Distribution: Médias Transcontinental S.E.N.C.www.tcmedia.tc 43 G www.facebook.com/westmountexaminer CERTIFIED DISTRIBUTION : 9 530 COPIES 9 650 PRINTED COPIES Publisher's Liability for error: The publisher shall not be liable for slight changes or typographical errors that do not lessen the value of an advertisement.The publisher's liability for other errors or omissions in connection with any advertisement is strictly limited to publication of the advertisement in any subsequent issue or the refund of any monies paid for the advertisement.Any reproduction of advertisements or editorial content, in part or in whole, in an official or unoffical manner, is prohibited without a writen permission from the publisher.Distributed by tc + ee eee OR Ry ARTS RAN ee el ee Le ele 10000 0000 ee ee ee ee ae ete Be Ce a et tea Le ht a a 0) 00000 RNR) BT TT TE I RDI TCR RAPT ERP WIR SINR pt fo eho gon Fs! ica tr onl fan te B dio Amer auch Alam ng duc Bats tx ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 P\u2014 PEER _ Treats and Treasures in Westmount Annual arts and crafts bazaar supports fair trade and income-generating projects in Africa anthony.abbondanza@tc.tc About 30 local and international artisans\u2019 works will be featured during the Greene Centre\u2019s annual \u201cTreats and Treasures\u2019 arts and craft show and sale this Saturday.What's unique about this bazaar?The bazaar, which will run from 10 a.m.to 3:30 p.m., supports co-ops that help people help themselves.\u201cIt\u2019s very festive.We all look forward to this once a year.It\u2019s a lot of work but we have a great group of volunteers.We enjoy planning and being there on that day,\u201d said Erica Bloom, one of the event's organizers.One of those co-ops will be the Mama Africa Foundation, which supports fair trade crafters.in Africa.The foundation aids women- only co-ops in Zimbabwe help themselves financially.Both the Bonda Art and Craft Center and the Batsiranai Craft Project provide the foundation artisanal items for sale in North America.\u201cOne hundred per cent of the proceeds go back to them,\u201d said Marcia McKenzie of Mama Africa Foundation.\u201cAs part of their training, we're trying to get them to sell their products better.They have no concept of prices.\u201d Both the Bonda Arts and Craft Center and Batsiranai Craft Project are self-help groups, trying to sustain themselves.The latter rd ROUE AI Sti - ELEGANT STONE MANSION | MONTREAL-WVEST $2,475,000 Elegant Stone Mansion.Luxurious, convenience and relaxing countryside atmosphere.Phenomenal layout.Ideal for entertaining.19,250 sq ft of land!!! 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MLS 13564347 SEE The annual \u2018Treats and Treasures\u2019 S arts and crafts sale and show is set CEE : for this Saturday, from 10 a.m.to 3:30 p.m.at the Greene Centre.Examiner photo Anthony Abbondanza & NX particularly supports mothers with severely disabled children who are often subject to shame.McKenzie added the goal is to develop these Zimbabwean women\u2019s business skills so as to eventually relinquish the latter's dependence on the foundation.\u201cIt\u2019s better to i $773,000 Hl have people make something to sell than just give money,\u201d said McKenzie, who joined the foundation in 2003.: The \u201cTreats and Treasures\u2019 bazaar will also feature an \u2018Empty Bowl\u2019 program, in support of raising awareness for hunger and food issues.ét WESTMOUN and transports.MLS 10785225 Pizz) 514.781.4826 For $20, the Greene Centre will provide donated handmade ceramic bowls filled with a homemade vegétable soup, accompanied with Irish soda bread.A raffle, bake sale, and a light lunch will also be available.All proceeds raised from the event will benefit the centre\u2019s community programs.The Greene Centre is located at 1090 Greene Ave., Westmount.For more information, call Erica Bloom or Wesley McCoy at 514-931-6202.stuart Melee?The Vinyl Cafe Christmas Show Live on Stage December 23\" Place des Arts, Montreal - For tickets, please call (514)-842-2m2 : or www.laplacedesarts.com http://www.laplacedesarts.com The Tradition Continues! 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Thursday, November 21, 2013 - Westmount Examiner - www.westmountexaminer.com ee ere Lt DOS CO RANA AIO RIF IRANI IARI ae Tee et ee Hn Te nt be tte eT, a et tt de eh se PRIS SAA RRR IRR II RR RPI RON 5 BBR called 'Capital Chronicles to reflect the fact that the show featured clothing reminiscent of various fashion hotspots: Milan, Tokyo, Paris, New York and London: .\u201cIf you think about Tokyo, the fashion is not the same as in Paris.It\u2019s not a typical fashion show where you only see one designer and his whole collection.It was really original and I think the public was entertained because the show was moving, the music changed, the clothes changed, the makeup, \u201cthe hair and everything changed five times,\u201d said the show\u2019s head of public relations Anne-Sophie Harvey.Ec CRIT 2 pn hes AI 5 Bhp > pale peak oer er rl pme The Pe holiday church We fence ft tg | +» Nathalie Johnson is one of four McGill professor to speak during the \u201cLymphoma, Leukemia and other Hematological Cancers\u201d public lecture.Examiner photo courtesy Goodman Cancer Research Centre Understanding your blood McGill set to host public lecture on hematological cancers Nov.26.@ anthony.abbondanza@ic.ic .As part of its public symposium series on Cancer, the Rosalind and Morris Goodman Cancer Research Centre will present the \u201cLymphoma, Leukemia and other Hematological Cancers\u201d lecture Nov 26 at McGill University.Professors Nicole Beauchemin, Russell Jones, Sarit Assouline, and Nathalie Johnson \u2014 all of the department of medicine and oncology \u2014 will each discuss differing aspects of leukemia.Beauchemin will moderate the discussion.The English lecture will take place from 6:30-8:30 p.m.in the Martin Theatre of McGill University\u2019 McIntyre Medical Sciences Building, located at 1200 Pine Ave.W., Montreal.\u201cI think it\u2019s an excellent opportunity for patients and the public to learn about lymphoma.It\u2019s a chance to learn standard treatments and new treatments coming out and we're fighting to get available to patients in Quebec,\u201d said Johnson, who'll focus on the best lymphoma therapies in 2013.According to the McGill professor, there are two drugs in particular \u2014 Bendamustine and Brentuximab \u2014 that are available across Canada, except in Quebec.\u201cWe'll look into why we think these are Experience the magic of the holidays Pe The Petits Chanteurs du Mont-Royal will sing holidays classics at St.Viateur d\u2019Outremont church on Dec.1.Photo courtesy © francois.lemieux@tc.tc Mont-Royal on Dec.1 at 2:30 p.m.in St.Viateur d\u2019Outremont Church at 183 Bloomfield Ave.The 120 diminutive singers will interpret the great classics of Mozart, Britten, Respighi, Hassler, Guerrero and Du Caurroy before making way to the traditional Christmas themed songs.The concert will be directed by Gilbert nt-Royal to sing at St.Viateur dOutremont Church Patenaude who has led the choir for 35 years, accompanied by Dominique Lupien on the organ.Tickets for the event are on sale for $100 and $50 for those with reserved spots, $20 for general admission and $10 for kids under 17 years-old.Tickets will be on sale on Admission Network.Some tickets will also be available at the door, an hour before the show.Académie Michèle-Provost \u2026 good drugs and why they're not in Quebec.It is a cost issue.But we'll look at what we can do for patients in the interim,\u201d said Johnson.The remaining two lectures will take place on April 29 and May 27.A bilingual question and answer period will be made available.Admission is free, but registration is required.To register online, visit www.cancercentre.mcgill.ca or call 514-398-3866.College privé mixte de langue francaise - 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namely their willingness to play.\u201d Barrette is a Montreal-based actor, director, and playwright, as well as a graduate of John Abbott College\u2019s Professional Theatre Program where he received the 2008 Carla Napier Scholarship and the 2011 Pamela Montgomery Award.Barrette founded Kaleidoscope Theatre Montreal in 2011, and has directed both of the company\u2019s past productions; Sophocles\u2019 \u2018Antigone and William Shakespeare\u2019s \u201cThe Tempest.\u2018None of the Above\u2019 marks a departure from the classics that the production company has adapted thus far.\u201cIt's a modern story that everyone can relate to,\u201d said Barrette.\u201cIt\u2019s about the struggle to succeed, and the pressure we exert on ourselves.That pressure makes us do crazy things.\u201d Interestingly, the play also features a unique soundtrack created solely by Montreal musicians.As part of Kaleidoscope Theatre Montreal\u2019s mission to work with emerging and young professional artists in the community, and to provide a special Montreal feel to an American play, the theatre production company selected various Montreal artists that reflect the brilliance of the community, including Bent by Elephants, Wind & the Wild, and Shaharah Sinclair.\u201cWe wanted to create the Jamie and Clark mix tape, and let the music tell their story,\u201d said Barrette.An upcoming production from Kaleidoscope Theatre Montreal will be a musical entitled \u201cTo Be\u2019 that Barrette wrote himself.The production will be presented in a concert version and include Montreal talent.\u201cIt\u2019s a fun, lighthearted play, with a simple message; 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