The Westmount examiner, 18 mars 2010, jeudi 18 mars 2010

[" COMMUNITY LIFE The puck stops in Westmount This week on the à INTERNET wwwwestmountexaminer.com WMA puts out call for 2010 Walker Award nominees CLASSIFIED ADS A.637.5236 nails 5 MINUTE SERVICE TIRE * Luxury Cars at Regutar a 485-8585 Rates on Request \u2018 - email: info@atlastaxi.qc.ca * 100% guaranteed ME TT G-.200 2872357 Airport Reservations * Pick-Up & Delivery Millions of satisfied clients since 1939 MILLION CARPETS & TILES alii J for your floors! ite End + 514-27 83 31] ry: nt) , St-Jacques, L Trusted Since 1962 INDEPENDENT INSURANCE BROKERS.= ~~ AUTO » HOME OWNERS INCLUDING HIGH VALUED CONDO OWNERS TENANTS © LIFE INSURANCE MORTGAGE « TRAVEL e BUSINESS-\u2026 {anscontinental Vol 75, no 11 « Thursday, March 18\", 2010 Westmount XAMINEF www.westmountexaminer.com Westmount teens, Megan Doiski and Elyse Lefebvre, will be hosting a charity concert this Thursday, March 18.at 8 p.m.in tandem with RP amper ( goursel with Pearlstar inc., benefiting the victims of the recent earthquake in Haiti.The concert will feature local Haitian band Ti Kabzy and several local Montreal acts including Colin Moore, Golden Isles, and more.The show will take place at Excentris (3536 boul.Saint-Laurent) with proceeds going to the Canadian Red Cross and to Haitian community centres.\u201cThe crisis in Haiti is far from over.\u201d said the two young event organizers.\u201cIt has certainly just begun for the local Haitian community\u201d Photo: Martin Chamberland City streamlines activity registration New procedures eliminate line-ups at Vic Hall tration period for Westmount\u2019s Sports & Recreation spring and summer activities will be pleased to hear that they no longer have to spend hours standing in line, counting all the people ahead of them and worrying that there will be no places left for their children.The City of Westmount has announced important changes to the registration process, including an extended registration period and guaranteed access to most activities.This means no more line-ups at Victoria Hall, as all registration will take place at the Westmount PP: dreading the upcoming regis- \u201cDon't Buy Insurance Unil CD Talk!\u201d Arena between March 22 and April 1.Those wishing to register need only show up at the arena during the designated hours with their completed forms and proof of residence.\u201cWe're trying to avoid hundreds of people coming in on the first day,\u201d said Sports & Recreation coordinator Andrew Maislin.\u201cWe're taking everyone, so there's no rush \u2014 as long as you come in during those first two weeks.\u201d Maislin added that registration hours will be extended to 8 p.m.on Wednesdays and Thursdays during the two-week period in order to accommodate peoples work schedules.\u201cIt has been organized in a way to help take a lot of stress out of a parent\u2019s daily life,\u201d he said.The new registration procedures, as well as à full list of activities, are included in the latest \u201cedition of the\u2019 Culture, Sports and Recreation Activities Guide, which was being delivered to all Westmount addresses last week by Canada Post.Those who have not received their copy can pick one up at Westmount City Hall, the arcna, or Victoria Hall.The same information is also all available on the City of Westmount website at www.westmount.org.Continued on page 2 H2 !hursday 18 mars 2010 www.westmountexaminer.com City streamlines activity registration continued from page Men\u2019s soccer joins the list There are several new activities listed this year, including men\u2019s soccer, Spanish conversation, sustainable gardening prac- The online information will be revised as needed, ensuring that residents always have access to the most accurate and up-to-date details.Accord D Desjardins NEWLOOK eyewear years of VISION Le Faubourg Ste.Catherine 1620 Ste Catherine St W.(corner of Guy St®Guy-Concordia) 514 905-0471 3339491 Eye examinations on the premises by optometrists Outside prescriptions accepted www.newlook.ca @' 800 463-LOO 5665) .Lai - ed : tices, and theatre for children aged 9 to 13.Also included is a comprehensive calendar of upcoming community events, an overview of services offered by the Westmount Public Library and a contact list for Westmount community groups and resources.The registration period for spring and summer activities \u2014 for Westmount residents LOCAL NEWS All places are guaranteed during this period, with the sole exception of the activity Introduction to the Music World for children.There will also be registration for residents (places not guaranteed) beginning Tuesday, April 6 from 8:30 a.m.to 4:30 p.m., and registration for nonresidents (places not guaranteed) beginning Wednesday, April 7 from 9 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.Registration during this period may be done at the arena or at Victoria Hall, 4626 Sherbrooke St.W.only \u2014 is March 22, 23, 26, 29 and 30 from 8:30 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.and March 24, 25, 31 and April 1 from noon to 8 p.m.at the Westmount Arena, 4675 Ste.Catherine St.W.More than door todoor! , The Examiner = more than SAQ.Victoria a \u2018Westmount Static TTY LR TTR LL RYE Greene ns.& Ville de Westmount « City of Westmount SÉANCE D'INFORMATION PUBLIQUE SUR LE PROJET DE RÈGLEMENT SUR LE BRUIT AVIS PUBLIC est par les présentes donné qu\u2019une séance d'information aura lieu le mardi 23 mars 2010 à 18 h à l'hôtel de ville de Westmount situé au 4333.rue Sherbrooke Ouest sur le projet de règlement sur le bruit dont l\u2019objet consiste à remplacer le Réglement concernant le bruit (1367) afin notamment : - de modifier les critères qui définissent mieux ce qui constitue « un bruit excessif »; - de prévoir de nouvelles dispositions relatives à l'enlèvement, au tonnage et a l\u2019installation d'unités de climatisation ou de thermopompes; - d'introduire des methodes d'évaluation d'un bruit a basse fréquence.Au cours de cette séance.toute personne intéressée pourra donner son avis ou faire des recommandations relativement à ce projet de règlement.Il est par ailleurs fortement recommandé de transmettre par écrit au préalable tous avis ou recommandation à l'adresse suivante : Bureau du greffier 4333, rue Sherbrooke Ouest Westmount (Québec) H3Z 1E2 Télécopieur : (514) 989-5270 Courriel : ngagnon@westmount.org Une copie du projet de règlement sur le bruit est également disponible à cette adresse.DONNE a Westmount.ce 18° jour de mars 2010.PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING REGARDING THE DRAFT NOISE BY-LAW PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that an information meeting on the draft noise by-law will be held on Tuesday, March 23, 2010 at 6 p.m.at Westmount City Hall, located at 4333 Sherbrooke St.W.The object of this draft by-law is to replace By-law conceming noise (1367), in order to: - modify the criteria to better define what constitutes \u201cexcessive noise\u201d: - provide new provisions related to the removal, tonnage.and installation of air conditioning units and heat pumps; - introduce methods for assessing low-frequency noise.During this meeting.any interested person may give his or her opinion or make recommendations pertaining to this draft by-law.It is strongly recommended that any opinion or recommendation be sent in writing to the following address prior to this meeting: City Clerk's Office 4333 Sherbrooke St.W.Westmount.Quebec H3Z 1E2 Fax: 514-989-5270 E-mail: ngagnon@westmount.org A copy of the draft noise by-law is also available at this address.2343420 GIVEN at Westmount.this March 18, 2010.Mario Gerbeau Greffier de la ville / City Clerk (COMMUNITY LIFE Westmount\u2019s Miller brings us fast fun hockey.without the salary cap Bram Eisenthal eir mascot may be Snoro, a bizarre name chosen by fans through a contest and apparently meaning\u201cmenace\u201d'in local vernacular, but don't expect to fall asleep at a Montreal Junior hockey game.The Verdun Aud can be a really noisy place with almost 3,000 of its 5,000-plus capacity (seated and standing) filled, as it was last week when the 11th place Junior de Montreal took on the 12th place Gatineau Olympiques.Their season records are close enough that when the teams meet in the playoffs starting this Friday, March 19, anything can happen.The Junior de Montreal are, like the Habs, just over .500, and have some pretty exciting players, including one from Slovakia (Adam Janosik), one from Israel (Eliezer Sherbatov), a top prospect in 16- year old defenseman Xavier Ouellet and a terrific goalie, Jean-Francois Berube, who has already been drafted by the NHL's Los Angeles Kings.On February 23, Nicolas Chouinard scored five goals in a match against the Lewiston MAINEiacs, setting a team record.This is a fun team to watch.But what distinguishes the Junior from other teams is its owner, Westmount\u2019s Farrel Miller, as big a cheerleader as they come, a hockey buff as a child who played forward at Brandeis University while a student there and still enjoys playing for teams in the CSL Executive League and a youth league in Town of Mount Royal, where he was raised.\u201cI'm okay,\u201d he replies when asked if he\u2019s any good, before he freezes during that SPECIALIZED Authorized dealer Guaranties honored nervy moment when one of his players is on a breakaway and about to score.He doesn\u2019t.Miller reacts, passionately not angrily, just as he does when his players subsequently miss several great opportunities and hit two goal posts.\u201c1 can\u2019t believe were missing these,\u201d he says, calmly.The 48-year old Miller, married to Lisa Singer and the father of three children, his personal \u201chat-trick,\u201d is a solid asset to this hockey-mad city and the Junior an exciting team to watch.Miller relocated them here from Newfoundland and Labrador, where they competed as the St.John\u2019s Fog Devils.Continued on page 5 Les Pavages Spinelli inc.Serving Westmount for over 16 years * Asphalt * Uni-Stone - 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to bring them out in protest.The March Against Police Brutality is an annual demonstration that puts the spotlight on a very contentious issue \u2014 one that deserves to be highlighted.It\u2019s also a protest that has an extended track record of unprovoked violence.No one is saying demonstrations such as this one should be squelched.They are a legal and valid form of vocalizing against unjust decisions made locally and internationally.as well as a way to express solidarity with a cause.It is a citizen's fundamental right in a democratic society to be able to express one's beliefs, grievances, and outrage in a vocal and public, yet peaceful, way.This annual march is going on 13 years now and every single year \u2014without excep- tion- has seen violence and property damage ensue, 1, for one, am getting a little sick of it.Those yelling from the rooftops that their individual rights to protest have been tram- Rebels without a cause hijack another protest pled on, have, unfortunately, missed the mark on this one.In their earnest and misguided attempt to defend human rights and take the side of the underdog, it's important to remember everyone's rights: not just the protesters.If taking part in a protest is your legal right, one which no one is preventing you from taking part in, than why insist on concealing Molotov cocktails or donning the attire one normally wears while robbing a bank?Why the masks and the head scarves?Why the need to hurl bricks through storefront windows?The reasons are simple: in too many cases, public protests are completely hijacked by roving bands of angry pseudo- anarchists, intent on simply wreaking havoc and destroying public and private property for the sick pleasure of being able to get away with it.Is it a protester\u2019s democratic right to protest?Absolutely! But it\u2019s also our democratic right, as a society, to squelch violence and destruction to public and private property and ensure that those perpetuating these acts are promptly arrested.What's unfortunate about this annual march is that, by allowing it to be hijacked by a few hooligans every year, it takes away the focus from what may possibly be a very real problem.But the public will never get to know how pervasive the problem is, and the real protesters \u2014 with something very real to say- will never get their chance to be heard, because all we see splattered on the front pages are sensationalized caricatures of an event that could have mattered.Yes, people should be allowed to protest and flood the streets with their anger or allegiance to a cause, but organizers of such marches should take it upon themselves to ensure their valuable message doesn\u2019t get lost in a petty power struggle between law enforcement and rebels without a cause.Instead, every year, they undertake an event which includes a number of people who do everything they can to prove the allegations of police brutality true.It's time for some accountability; and that\u2019s just as vital a part of democracy as freedom of speech is.Westmount > : Westmount Te) H3z MD 5 Editorial & Te (5H) 484.860 Fu: (54 484-608 Tel: (54) cab (14) 68 R= © www.westmountexaminer.com Publisher : Denis Therrien Sales manager : Lynn Brown-Poole Sales support supervisor : joy-Ann Dempsey Advertising Consultants: Harvey Aisenthal, Lindsay Robb Commercial classified ad sales representative: Richard Gervais 514-363-5656, ext.235 Digital sales representatives: Justine Cotton.Guyléne Lacasse Sales coordinator : Irene Burda.Talia D'Costa News director : Marc Lalonde (marc [alonde@transcontinental ca) Bureau chief : Toula Foscolos Graphic Design : Innograf West-Island Production Manager : Robert Bourcier Journalist : Wayne Larsen Contributors : Stanley Baker.Marylin Smith Carsley.Andy Dodge.Bram Eisenthal.Ferg Gadzala, Matthew Surridge.Marilynn Vanderstaay.Robert N.Wilkins, Regional Manager : Stéphane Vinet Printed by : Imprimeries Transcontinental 2003 inc.Transmag Division Distribution : Transcontinental Media inc.Publi-sac Western Montreal Published by :Transcontinental Medias G.P.www.transcontinentalmedia.com President : Nathalie Larivière x Please recycle > this newpaper Tanscontinental à mn (COMMUNITY LIFE TT i} ; : Westmount\u2019s Miller brings McQueen marks Victoria oe fast fun hockey.Bridge's 150th birthday Continued from page 3 TY ITS TRANDS PATIL LY TO KEEP THE TRA 0 TINE & ON TRACKS that these kids were full of vim and vigour.\u201cRemember that many of our players are 18-year-old kids (who have daily homework to do, at that),\u201d he stressed.Half the players here have a chance of making the NHL, with \u201cabout 10 percent actually making it,\" Miller added.Still, \u201cthe best 17-19 year old players in the world\u201d are found in this league.And it showed.The home team triumphed 2-1, reflected in Miller's beaming face as the final buzzer sounded.For information on the Junior de Montreal, g0 to their website at He and Lisa met during the 12 years he spent in New York City and they then moved to a condo in NDG, ending up in Westmount in 2002.\u201cWe really like living in Westmount,\u201d Miller said.\u201cMy son plays hockey there and we enjoy living near Devon Park, where a hockey rink with stadium lighting is set up during the winter.\u201d Is owning a junior hockey team a lucrative proposition?\u201cAt this level, you tend to break even, but you can make some good money if you pick up the corporate sponsors,\u201d Miller told me.\u201cWe are only in our second year here, so | am confident that they will come on line.\u201d But a hockey team is only as good as the excitement it generates and 1 commented TTC TIC Ve NIST www.juniordemontreal.com or call Admission at 514-790-1245 to purchase tickets by telephone.It was standing room only at the Atwater Library last Thursday afternoon as Prof.H.The finest J.McQueen drew a capacity crowd to .: hear his presentation on the history of retirement lifestyle Have a Hapgyand Healthy, Passover! 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The Musicians of the World Symphony Orchestra (MWSO) under the direction of Joseph Milo, is planning an Easter concert, Mozart's Requiem with the of delicious Local Merchant Wins Award C?ur Philharmonique du Nouveau Monde and soloists Chantal Parent.soprano; Sarkis Barsemian, d , in l n Congratulations to Michael Kutchuk.owner of Nettoyeur Ecologique Royal, who recently won an award tenor; Aidan Ferguson, mezzo; and Philippe Martel, bass/baritone.An Easter tradition.the concert will Tony Yung, owner of Restaurant Tao located at 374 presented by Corporation de développement économique communautaire (CDEC).The awards, which take place on March 27, 2010 at the Notre Dame de Victoria Avenue, has been serving fine Chinese cui- were presented at the Oscar Peterson Concert Hall, are for excellence in services and involvement in the sine to Westmounters for 10 years.They offer free community.This particular award was for best private business/entrepreneur.Stop in and see Michael Grace church at 8 p.m.The church is located at 5333 Notre Dame de Grace Ave.near Decarie).For tick- delivery to Westmount with a minimum $10 order, who specializes in green cleaning.alterations and repairs.5866 Sherbrooke St.W.514-482-3622 or at 5956 Monkland Ave.514-488-8044.ets, call: 514-484-7428 or 514-739-8172.Tickets $30 or 7 days a week from 5 pm.to 10 p.m.Call for reser- \u201d for seniors over 65.vations or delivery 514-369-1122.! 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IN CERTIFICATES AT i IN CERTIFICATES AT | i koa.Lang .l'atigens Horde IN CERTIFICATES AT | Pari ll 6 Thursday 18 mars 2010 www.westmountexaminer.com ARTS & LIFE Chaki exhibits until March 24 The works of artist Yehouda Chaki will be featured at the Bellefeuille Gallery, 1367 Greene Avenue, until March 24.The international artist was born in Athens, lived in Tel Aviv, and was educated at the Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris.For more information and times phone the gallery at 514-933-4406 or go to www.debellefeuille.com : Ville de Westmount City of Westmount SEANCE EXTRAORDINAIRE DU CONSEIL APPEL D\u2019UNE DECISION DU COMITE DE DEMOLITION 20, AVENUE ABERDEEN A TOUTES LES PERSONNES INTERESSEES : AVIS PUBLIC est par la présente donné qu\u2019une séance extraordinaire du conseil aura lieu le mardi 6 avril 2010 à 19 h à la salle du conseil de l'hôtel de ville de Westmount aux fins d'entendre l'appel rd déposé au conseil à la suite de la décision du comité de démolition de refuser la délivrance d'un ich permis de démolition au propriétaire du bâtiment situé au 20, avenue Aberdeen à Westmount.he Tous les documents pertinents concernant cette demande de démolition, incluant les plans, sont ae disponibles pour consultation au bureau de la directrice du Service de 'aménagement urbain de la 56 Ville de Westmount, situé au 4333, Sherbrooke Ouest à Westmount, du lundi au vendredi de 8 h 30 à 16h30.DONNÉ à Westmount, ce 18° jour de mars 2010.§ SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING ee APPEAL OF A DECISION OF THE DEMOLITION COMMITTEE 20 ABERDEEN AVENUE TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a special council meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 6, 2010 at 7:00 p.m.in the Council Chamber of Westmount City Hall to hear the appeal submitted, following the decision of the Demolition Committee to refuse the issuance of a demolition permit to the owner of the building located at 20 Aberdeen Avenue in Westmount.All relevant documents concerning this proposed demolition, including plans, are available for consultation at the office of the Director of the Urban Planning Department located at 4333 Sherbrooke St.West, Westmount, Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.GIVEN at Westmount, this March 18, 2010.: TIIIL SITTIALITITICN AA LA AN AA Mario Gerbeau Greffier de la ville / City Clerk 3140691 TINIE A taste of India in downtown Montreal - Toula Foscolos - plethora of good quality Indian restaurants, but this city is also lucky enough to boast the largest Indian cuisine buffet in North America.T here's no doubt that Montreal has a The winner of the Consumers Choice Award for 11 consecutive years, 1997-2008, Buffet Maharaja has been catering to hungry customers with its 100+ item buffet for years.If you're craving Indian food, there's very little you can't find here.My dining companion and I entered the spacious and brightly lit restaurant, located on René Lévesque Blvd (corner of Guy) last Friday for lunch and we immediately began perusing the yummy offerings.I had some tasty Dahl soup (yellow lentil), while my friend went for the crunchy vegetable pakoras.Our main plates were piled high with perfectly grilled Tandoori Chicken (saffron and Authentic Italian Cuisine RESTAURANT TAO Fine Szechuan, Cantones and Thaï Cuisine FREE DELIVERY Min.$10 + 5S pm - 10 pm) 374 Victoria Ave.(just below Sherbrooke R 369-1122 wWWW.restauranttao.ca yogurt basted grilled chicken), delicious Butter Chicken (the restaurant speciality), and spicy Beef Vindaloo.We devoured the hot Nan bread that came to our table and our waitress eagerly brought as an additional serving when she saw that one had not sufficed for our hungry appetites.No vegetarian could ever go hungry at Buffet Maharaja.Bindi (cooked okra in onions), Aloo Dom (yellow potatoes and green peppers in a mild curry), Aloo Gobi (potatoes and cauliflower), Saag Panir (spinach and fresh cheese), The variety here is staggering, the quality of the cooking is beyond reproach and the service is professional and courteous.+ ; x J pai Buffet Maharaja :: were just some of the vegetarian dishes available.Add to that the fluffy basmati rice and the Nan bread, along with the staggering salad selection, and you've got the makings of a meat fit for a king.Desserts are also plentiful at Maharaja, but to be honest, we barely sampled them since we were beyond full by the end of our lunch.Still.a quick look at the dessert list indicated a variety of puddings, Jell-O, fresh fruit, ice- cream, as well as Indian specialties, Golab Jamun (fresh Buffet Maharaja 1481 Réne-Lévesque Blvd.West .514-934- 0655 .+ Www.buffetmaharaja.com \u2018Buffet Maharaja Ÿ ÊCTHE BISTRO\u201d E ND %.LUNCH DINNER F SPECIALS ;, SUNDAY BRUNCH : TAPAS MON - SUN F 11:30 am - 11:00 pm GES 5 Reservation: ¥ L514.939.6451 \u2018Wheelchair access 1362 Greene Avenue, Westmount à vwyw.bistroontheaveniiéécoms K \u201cHaute Indian us Pen LT] on EE A 0 4 rd iv LATE UGE NN gad iraditiogghndian 00d.F oe 7 with s a ÇA ; ¢ » a : Ex 1481 fo Levesque ÉTÉ AI Ce cheese in a sweetened creamy sauce) and Firni (rich rice pudding).Buffet Maharaja is a great place for both lunch or dinner, and a wonderful place for the Indian cuisine novice who may not know what to order off a menu and would enjoy being able to sample a variety of items at once.Maharaja proves that a buffet does not have to mean mediocre quality and lacklustre cooking.The variety here is staggering, the quality of the cooking is beyond reproach and the service is professional and courteous.If you're downtown and craving Indian, Buffet Maharaja is the place to go.The restaurant offers a lunch buffet for $11.99 (Monday to Wednesday) and $12.99 (Thursday to Sunday).The dinner buffet is $15.99 and $17.99 respectively.Children until the age of 10 eat half price and seniors receive 25% off Monday to Wednesday.Students get 10% off every day of the week.This space IS available for your restaurant Call 514-484-5610 he catering catering (COMMUNITY LIFE WMA hosts Earth-hour pre-launch on Sunday Marilynn Vanderstaay Around estmount } he pre-launch for the much-antici- ) re Earth Hour 2010 will be held e this Sunday, March 21 at the Westmount Library.Organized by the Westmount Municipal Association, the event begins at 3:30 p.m.with astronomer Tony Moffat, who will present the illustrated talk \u201cWhy we need dark skies,\u201d in which he will show how light pollution affects all habitation on Earth, from plants to animals to humans, and how cutting down on excess light not only means energy savings but most importantly better health.The talk will be followed by coffee and biscuits and discussion at 4:15 p.m.that will continue until 5 p.m.The following Saturday evening, Earth Hour will be celebrated at the Summit Look out in Westmount.Stay tuned for further details.Hobbs exhibition Sky and Earth opens at Victoria Hall Westmount artist Anthony Hobbs will launch his latest series of paintings Sky and Earth at a vernissage at The Gallery at LX oi, AP 1517 avenue des Pin oucst - Montréal (Québec) H3G 1B3 métro tement - i is > Q COR SE © e (514) 934-0596 fe Victoria Hall on Wednesday, March 24 at 6 p.m.In his career as an artist, Hobbs has painted everything from landscape to still life to abstract.It will be interesting to see his latest series of works.For more information phone 514-989-5521.The Gallery at Victoria Hall is located at 4626 Sherbrooke Street West.To view a collection of Hobbs\u2019 works go to www.artistsincanada.com/php/homepage.php?id=12531 Concerts Plus presents Maenad Ensemble This Sunday, March 21 at 3 p.m., Mountainside United Church will host the second concert in its 2010 Concerts Plus series.The Maenad Ensemble, with Louise Campbell on clarinet and Amy Zanrosso on piano, will join with mezzo-soprano with Irene Feher to present a program of works by Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Honegger and Andrew MacDonald.Feher has recently received her doctoral degree in vocal pedagogy from the Schulich School of Music of McGill and teaches at Marianopolis College.Juno Award-win- ning composer MacDonald is professor of composition and electronic music at Bishop's University.A meet and greet session with the performers will follow the concert.Tickets - are $15 and $12 for seniors and students and will be on sale at the door Mountainside United Church is located at 4000 The Boulevard, corner of Lansdowne.For more information phone 514-486-1165.Author Harrison discusses Staying Connected On Thursday, March 25 at 12:30 p.m, the Atwater Library Lunchtime Series will feature author Michael Harrison, who will discuss his book Staying Connected: How MacDougall Family Traditions Built a Business over 160 Years, which he co-authored with James Ferrabee.The book details the history of Montreal's venerable investment service firm, MacDougall, MacDougall & MacTier, known popularly as the *3 Macs\u201d As always, light refreshments will be served.For more information, phone 514-935-7344.STUART MCLEAN & THE VINYL CAFE with Special Musical Guest PATRICK WATSON! a CBC Radio Taping Show! 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