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Burger-‐lovers throughout Canadaarefeelingthehype,becausethefourth installation of Le BurgerWeek is just around the corner!TakingplacebetweenSeptember1stuntilSeptember7th,theMon-

trealeditionofLeBurgerWeekpromisestobejuicierandtastierthanever!Withover40par-ticipatingrestaurants,customersareencour-agedtochowdownlikeneverbefore,because,whenitcomestoaburger,youdeserveit!

Makingitsgranddebutin2012,LeBurgerWeek is a weeklong festival, which hasevolved from one city, 30 restaurants and10,000participants, intoa festival spanningfivecities,over150restaurants,and150,000participants! Every year, the participatingrestaurants,whoarecarefullyselected,eachcreateauniqueburgerconsistentwith theiroverallconceptandcuisine.Theseparticipat-ingrestaurantsofferaspecial“burgerprice”;wheretheirburger-loversarethenencouragedtovote,inhopesthattheywillbecrownedthewinnerinoneofthefollowingcategories–“TheImposter”,which is the “best” fakeburger–“Judges Choice”, the most popular burger,and,finally,the“BestVeggie”.Votingissimple.Alloneneedstodoistrya

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LeBurgerWeekwillbeofferingprizesfortheirburger-‐loversaswell.Participantsareencouragedtotryasmanyburgersastheycanateachof theparticipating restaurants.Theygainparticipationpoints basedon thenumberofburgerseaten.Attheendofthefes-tival,theburgerloverwiththemostparticipa-tionpointswillwinahandfulofgiftcertificatesfrom the participating restaurants. Further-more,thisyear,LeBurgerWeekwillbelaunch-

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Adam explains. “Every participating restauranthas greatly benefited from our festival”– astatement which is evident from the ever- ‐growing crowds and long lines of foodies thatform each year around the participating restau-rants.

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From fresh seafood and sustainablefarming to culinary creativity fromaward-winning chefs, the classiccoastal New England destination ofKennebunkport, ME, is a haven forthe food obsessed as well as travelers

who like to eat well.This autumn, the boutique hotels and restaurants

of Kennebunkport Resort Collection (KRC) inviteguests to discover the destination’s epicureanbounty. Special savings on two-night stays provideample time to explore the area with new TableTrails self-guided tours of nearby farms, includingapple picking at one of Maine’s largest heirloomapple orchards and a tour and tasting at Maine’s old-est original craft brewery.

Also available is a fall series of special culinaryevents, tastings and activities from Table, such as agin tasting with a local distillery and an informalsession on the foods of southern France.

From September 8 to October 29, 2015, KRC is

offering the Fall Farm & Spirits hotel package thatincludes a two-night stay for two at any of the KRChotel properties. Dinner for two, a Kennebunkportswag bag filled with local goodies and sweets uponarrival, two custom maps for a self-guided foodietour of the Kennebunkport area, and late check-outare included. Guests can choose any of the follow-ing boutique properties for an idyllic Maine gastro-nomic getaway:



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The Tides Beach Club, the only boutique hotel insouthern Maine right on the beach with rates start-ing at $588 for two people featuring dinner at the

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The Lodge on the Cove, an original motor lodgecompletely refurbished with a playful, “retro chic”vibe, rates start at $448 for two people and includedinner at One Dock Prime;

The Boathouse Waterfront Hotel, located on aprime waterfront site on the harbor side of the Ken-nebunk River with rates starting at $523 for twopeople featuring dinner at David’s KPT.



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The Kennebunkport Inn, a local landmark and ca-sually hip hotel in Dock Square with rates startingat $558 for two people featuring dinner at One DockPrime.

The Grand Hotel, just a short stroll from the centerof town with rates starting at $558 for two peoplefeaturing dinner at One Dock Prime.

Cape Arundel Inn & Resort featuring oceanfrontviews and sitting on the desirable Ocean Avenue,rates start at $653 for two people featuring dinnerat Ocean.

The Cottages at Cabot Cove featuring 16 uniquecottages with distinctive personalities located on anidyllic cove fed by the Kennebunk River and the seabeyond, with rates starting at $528 for two peoplewith dinner at One Dock Prime.

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Table Trails - The new Table Trails maps for self-guided culinary exploration feature local favoritesin two categories – “Farm” focusing on farms, or-chards, ice cream stands, and lobster shacks; and“Spirits” showcasing the most popular cocktailsaround town.

Table Trails highlights include picking apples atMacDougal Orchard featuring one of Maine’slargest selection of heirloom variety apples; an ar-tisan caramel tasting at Farm + Table in Cape Por-poise, a beer tour and tasting at Southern Maine’soldest and original craft beer brewery, ShipyardBrewing Company; visiting the KennebunkFarmer’s Market with the best of Maine produce,honey, breads and meats, and more. On the “spirits”side, local watering holes and favorites are featuredwhere visitors can sip a Blueberry Cooler cocktailfeaturing locally sourced Maine blueberries at TheDory, watch as the bartenders at David’s KPT mix-up a Harvest Pear cocktail, and much more. Table Events - In October and November, Table in-troduces a new line-up of programming. Table is anew culinary program that highlight’s Maine andNew England’s dynamic food industry throughcooking classes, demonstrations, events, tastings,and dinners held in venues across KRC’s eight lux-ury and upscale properties and seven dining venues.

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The City of Dorval is proud to an-nounce the launch of its new onlineticket service. It is now possible topurchase tickets online for a num-ber of shows in Dorval, such as forthe Divertissimo, Ovation, and

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several shopping options, such as payment by creditcard, group tickets, and mailing ticket service. It canalso make you benefit from many saving opportu-nities and offers interesting promotions.The City of Dorval presents various indoor shows

as part of three major annual programmings: Diver-tissimo series’ classical music concerts are pre-sented at the Peter B. Yeomans Cultural Centre onSunday mornings, the Ovation Series’ shows takeplace in the Serge Nolet Auditorium at École sec-ondaire Dorval-Jean-XXIII and will make you dis-

cover talented artists, and the Family Mornings fea-ture dynamic family shows in the Serge Nolet Au-ditorium.In fact, you can now purchase your tickets for the

following shows:• October 4 at 11 a.m.: 4 Seasons – 4 Violas DaGamba (Divertissimo Series)• November 5 at 7:30 p.m.: The Lost Fingers (Ova-tion Series)• November 8 at 11 a.m.: Let’s Dance! (Divertis-simo Series)• November 19 at 7:30 p.m.: Opera to Cinema(Ovation Series)• December 10 at 7:30 p.m.: The Seasons (OvationSeries)

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MOVIE REVIEW

The movie isset in 1963,Stephanie orS t e p p h y(Jane Levy) is a young lady living inLonely Arms a small town in rural

Ontario, whose main ambition is to become a fa-mous artist, with that purpose in mind she made ademo and sent it to a contest for young singers inNew York. She is in fact chosen, but then things willturn quite weird, especially after her father refusesto let her go. Her alcoholic and controlling father

(Peter Stormare) is the onlyfamily the poor girl has.What happens next may be

considered as a provocative de-tour from conventional cine-matic narrative or anincoherent succession of badly-conceived events: frustratedsinger Stepphy is trying to

drown her disappointment in alcohol when she is ap-proached by Fabian (David Reale) who had always ex-pressed some interest in the lady but with no muchsuccess. The two end up at Fabian’s factory wheresome strange fumes are leaking. The fumes in questionhave the effect to transform the town inhabitants into

mutants. Out of the blue famous rock singer BobbyShore (Justin Chatwin) makes an appearance in the lit-tle town. Stephanie who has been a long-time admirerof the rock star is obviously pleased to have him intown, especially since he is staying at her home. Thesinger’s car has had a problem and—very conve-niently—the young lady’s father owns the only servicestation and she actuallyknows a lot about car engines.

From that moment on thecomedy alternates betweenthe absurd, the musical, and akind of light horror by thesudden proliferation of mu-tants all over the town. Direc-tor Jeffrey St. Jules wasactually awarded a prize for this movie at the 2014Toronto International Film Festival as the best Cana-dian first feature. The film also won a Claude JutraAward. “Bang Bang Baby” was developed by St. Juleswhile at the Cannes Festival Residence Program.

“Bang Bang Baby” may appeal to those viewerslooking for something quite out of the ordinary interms of logical narrative, it may also appeal to thosewho like mutants, and yes, it also has very good songs.Not recommendable for those who like movies with awell-structured story. Length: 89 min.

Jane Levy plays a young aspiring singer in "Bang Bang Baby"

"Bang Bang Baby" is a comedy alternating betweenmutants, music and love

Bang Bang Baby—Mutants have their dayBy Sergio Martinez

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NEWS

Despite the heavy rain, about 800families came to Sun Youth's an-nual new clothing giveaway heldlast August 11th and 12th. In-tended for low-income families re-siding in the Montreal area, this

free distribution has become one of Sun Youth'smany traditions.With the new school year, increased expenses im-

pose additional hardship for needy families in Mon-treal. Many parents worry and deprive themselvesto support their children. Keeping with the organi-zation’s commitment to sharing and caring, this freeclothing distribution in adult sizes was established

for them some 15 years ago. This year, approxi-mately 2,500 people found new clothes in their size.As always, first come were first served!To benefit from this giveaway, eligible families

and individuals had to show a proof of income, aproof of address and a proof of identity of each ofthe family members. Such a charitable event could not have been pos-

sible without generous donations of clothing fromthe CWB Store, DIESEL Jeans and Équipe Spectrato whom Sun Youth expresses its sincere thanks.Sun Youth is also grateful to the company who do-nated energy efficient light bulbs.

People lined up in front of the Sun Youth building as early as 5:30 am to take advantage of the organization's new clothing giveaway. Photo: Ann St Arnaud.

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EVENTS

Idina Menzel coming to Place des Arts

Recently called “the Streisand ofher generation” by The DenverPost, Menzel has captivated audi-ences at sold-out concerts aroundthe world. During the upcomingtour, Menzel will lead audiences

through a special journey of classic pop, musicaltheatre favourites, and her own personal cata-logue. The shows will weave together Menzel’sirresistible charm, wit and unparalleled vocalprowess.In addition to gracing the current December/Jan-

uary cover of Redbook and Billboard in March, itwas recently announced that Menzel will be thefirst-ever to receive the Billboard BreakthroughArtist of the Year award. She was honoured with theaward at the annual Billboard Women in MusicAwards on Dec. 12th in New York City.Her first-ever Christmas album Holiday Wishes, released

October 2014 on Warner Bros. Records, debuted at#1 on Billboard’s Holiday Albums chart and hasbeen receiving rave reviews.Menzel, the voice ofElsa in Disney’s Frozen, made history as the firstTony Award winner to have a song in the BillboardTop 10 when the film’s Oscar-winning and multi-platinum song “Let it Go” soared through thecharts. Frozen has since gone on to become thehighest-grossing animated movie of all time. Men-zel currently stars as Elizabeth in the originalBroadway musical If/Then, which has also beennominated for a Tony Award for Best OriginalScore. Her performance has garnered great acclaim,with Entertainment Weekly raving that “she canshake the rafters and pierce your heart all at once,”and The Hollywood Reporter supports that there’s“no mystery as to why the audience adores her.”

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EVENTS

With the completion this sum-mer of a multi-year renova-tion project, MarianopolisCollege is welcoming newand returning students onWednesday August 19 to a

modern and more efficient facility that it is re-spectful of the site’s heritage.“The strength of Marianopolis is what takes placewithin our walls, and by any standard we are amongthe best in class in Quebec,” said Marianopolis Di-rector General Len Even. “As a result of the tremen-dous improvements we have made to our historicbuilding, the quality of our facilities now matchesthe quality of the educational experience we offer.“The renovations complete our move to West-

mount Avenue of eight years ago and are indicativeof our success,” continued Mr. Even. “The majorityof our graduates are consistently accepted by theirfirst-choice university at the world’s top schools andwe continue to graduate our students on time at arate that no other school comes close to matching.”Indicators of Marianopolis’ leadership include:• Although Marianopolis has a small share of Mon-treal’s Anglophone pre-university graduates, itboasts a big share of admissions to competitive uni-versity programs such as architecture, dentistry, lawand medicine• Marianopolis students tend to have the highest av-erage R-Scores in the province and the most R-Scores above 34• Year after year, 88% of Marianopolis students at-tend their first-choice university, many of them intheir first-choice program.“Improving the student experience was a drivingforce behind the renovations,” noted Mr. Even.“Manon Asselin, who has been awarded the presti-gious contract for the Fifth Pavilion of the MontrealMuseum of Fine Arts, redesigned our library, cre-ating more study space for students. In addition, webuilt new classrooms, a new computer lab and moremultipurpose spaces for student clubs, and we trans-formed an old basketball court into a state-of-the-art black box theatre. We also renovated ourcafeteria and several lounges and added pedestrianwalkways to ensure safe and easy access to theample green space we enjoy on our property.”Safety and security were major concerns and

Marianopolis tripled security guards and patrols andplaced security cameras across campus. The Col-

lege also examined and in many cases made signif-icant repairs to every single brick of the architec-turally significant building that was designed in1925 by Jean-Omer Marchand, the most nationallyrenowned French-Canadian architect of his time.Significant repairs were made to the front steps andfront entrance on Westmount Avenue as well as tothe roof. Decades-old washrooms were also reno-vated.As it enters its second century of educating the

most motivated young people in Greater Montrealand beyond, Marianopolis remains rooted in the tra-dition of academic excellence that has solidified itsreputation as the province’s top pre-university col-lege.“Not surprisingly,” explained Mr. Even, “enrol-

ment is up. And fortunately we have been able toincrease financial aid and make our college moreaccessible to talented Montrealers.“As a private institution we are able to choose

how and where we focus our efforts and to committo personalized support for students,” Mr. Evensaid. “For example, our most recent partnershipwith the Alliance Sport-Études allows us to individ-ually support our student-athletes. Furthermore, ourstudents can study at Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf dur-ing their last semester as part of the first bilingualexchange program of its kind in a unique collabo-ration between Montreal’s two prestigious privatepre-university colleges.” Marianopolis boasts a diverse student body com-prised of about 2,000 students from over 175 publicand private high schools, English and French, fromQuebec and abroad. It marked its 100th anniversaryin 2008.

Marianopolis students return to renovated campus

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WINE

There is no doubt. Whether by natu-ral tendency or as suggested by spe-cialised wine magazines, it lookswithout doubt that the preferencesof consumers is moving increasinglytowards drinking wines with a fresh

profile.

But what is the freshness of the wine? What doesit consist of? How do we identify it? To answerthese and other questions, I decided to write this ar-ticle on the freshness of wine that I hope you find ituseful. Let’s start!Before anything, it is worth clarifying what I am

referring to when I speak of wine freshness. Andthe answer is simple: I understand freshness as apositive perception of the wine’s acidity.Wine is an acidic drink in nature. In fact, all fruit

juices are, and wine, a fermented juice, is no excep-tion. Within wine we find three different types ofacids, which give different sensations on the palate:Tartaric Acid: Provides sensations of ripe fruit,fresh and pleasant flavours and “green” notes.Malic Acid:Gives the wine unpleasant harsh notesand unripeness.

Citric acid: Who doesn’t know the characteristicfeatures of freshness and liveliness of this acid?As a general idea, we could say that a correct

freshness combines acidity, fruitiness, exuber-ance, personality, liveliness (also found in oldwines) and quality, whereas low acidity and fresh-ness, gives us a heavier and more alcoholic wine.In addition, too high an acidity will also give un-pleasant sensations.One of the most extensive conclusions, yet some-times erroneous, about the freshness of wine iswhen we say that the freshness of a wine is due tosunshine and temperature. This is a logical conclu-sion, although not always true.And as with fruits, the more heat, the more mature

(and less acidic) the wine, the type of terrain andcontrast between day and night temperatures alsoplay an important role.But let’s put the theory intopractice. Here are three recommendations for freshwines that you can not miss:

By Marco Giovanettimtltimes.ca

Freshness in wines

Marco Giovanetti is an Italian-Venezuelan som-melier student in the ITHQ of Montreal, Quebec.He has 15 years of experience tasting wine fromEurope and emerging wine regions. His key spe-cialties are the wines of Tuscany, Italy and thewines of Spain. He enjoys fine wines, gastronomy,film and literature. You may contact him at:[email protected] of ratingUnder 60- Do not buy. Faulty wine60-70- Mediocre wine70-80- All right80-90- Very good90-100- Excellent wine.QPR : Wines that deliver tremendous value for the money paid.



Domaine du Possible C'est pas la Mer àBoire 2013. ( Languedoc, France)

$32.25 SAQ Code: 12623088

Marcel Lapierre, who died in October 2010, was a leading light in thedynamic natural wine movement in Beaujolais. He took over runningthe family domaine in 1973, and in 1981 – inspired by Jules Chauvet– began vinifying his wines with no added sulfur dioxide.Youthful nose with medium intense aromas of young red fruit,almost

in a Beaujolais Nouveau kind of style. A light spiciness is present aswell as some yeastyness. A bit simple, but fun. Much more impressedby the palate. Medium plus acidity, nicely balanced fruitiness, juicy,round (no tannins) and quite quaffable. Light bodied. Medium intensityand a medium finish. 92\100. Perfect with salume.

Domaine Marcel Lapierre Morgon 2014( Beaujolais, France) $31.25 SAQ Code: 11305344

100% Viura. All grapes come from the 'Rioja Alta' subzone, where higheraltitudes and Atlantic influences make for a moderate climate which isideal for producing wines of elegance and finesse.Pale, straw yellow in color. Very aromatic with orange blossom and

tropical notes on the nose. More floral notes as well as lime come throughon the palate. Dry and light to medium-bodied with very crisp acidity.Well-balanced and refreshing with a long, lingering finish. 90/100. Give ita try with ceviche, or tuna tartare.

$16.35 SAQ Code: 12636760Monopole Rioja 2014. ( Rioja, Spain)

Wine RecommendationsWINE

In French, the expression 'c'est pas la mer à boire' is akin to the Englishidiom, 'it's a piece of cake'. Loic Roure, the winemaker, works 10.5hectares around the Cotes du Roussillon appellation. The C'est pas la mer aboire, a blend of Grenache, Carignan, and Syrah is, in fact, very easy todrink! Loic makes his wines with as minimal intervention as possible, thuscreating pure and fresh cuvees.On the nose, the wine shows aromas of salty animal notes with garrigue.

In addition, some gentle nuances of cool red berry fruit. Medium body, thetaste is light and fresh with some animal and leather funk, but not display-ing bretty aromas. A faint raspberry picks up as well. The finale showssome wood with drying , but not aggressive tannins. Very nice wine thatgoes well with bbq meat. 92\100.


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MOVIE

CIA's Napoleon Solo (Henry Cavill) and KGB's Illya Kuryakin (Armie Hammer)join forces in "The Man from U.N.C.L.E."

The Man fromU.N.C.L.E.—Nostalgia & action

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One could have some curiosityas to how the theme of the oldTV series of the 1960s wouldbe tackled today, when theCold War has been over formore than a generation and

most young people may have just a blurredidea of what that confrontation was allabout. The general idea of the series wasstill there: at a time when Soviets andAmericans were at each other’s throats the

eventual emergence of a threat from a thirdparty forces the Cold War enemies to joinforces in order to battle the commonenemy. The collaboration is just a matter ofmutual convenience for both super powers,and a deeply rooted distrust remains betweenthe two spies throughout the whole joint oper-ation: “If needed, kill the Russian,” NapoleonSolo (Henry Cavill) was secretly instructed byhis superiors. “If needed, kill the American” IllyaKuryakin (Armie Hammer) was also told.


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MOVIE

The two agents must stop the attempt by some former Nazis to build an atomic bomb

The movie, directed by Guy Ritchie, is set in1963, only two years after the Berlin Wall waserected, and starts with a risky operation in EastBerlin where young and pretty Gaby Teller (AliciaVikander) is to be taken to the west and then be re-united with her father, a renowned nuclear physicistwho has disappeared. In fact Gaby’s father has been taken to Italy where

a group of former Nazis and a local rich business-woman named Victoria Vinciguerra (Elizabeth De-bicki) are trying to build their own atomic bomb.This of course has prompted the Soviet KGB andthe American CIA to put their best agents at workin this vital operation to save the world (a grandil-oquent language is also very much part of thestory). A British spy chief, Waverly (Hugh Grant)is also dispatched to the crime scene.

As expected, there are beautiful women on both sides, Elizabeth Debicki plays the bad one, Victoria Vinciguerra

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Keeping with the tradition of spy movies of thatperiod, there is a good combination of lovescenes (especially on the part of the AmericanSolo, Kuryakin for his part is more focused onhis work, although not less tempted by thewoman with whom he must work), luxuriousparties in some beautiful settings in theMediterranean, lots of action although nomuch explicit violence, and certainly beautifuland seductive women. “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.” will delight some

nostalgic viewers of the old TV series, but itshould also be liked by young audiences will-ing to take a lighter look at what for them couldbe just history. The movie is entertaining, hassome elements of self-deriding humour, andshows a lighter side of a period that at timesput the world on the brink of disaster.Length: 116 min.

Alicia Vikander plays Gaby, whose father has disappeared



CALANDER

Montreal Times Community CalendarThings to do

Keep fit and active, meetnew friends. You are invitedto 2 Free Fun nights. WithSwinging Stars SquareDancers. Saturday, Sept12th and Monday, Sept 14that 8 PM. At the WestwoodPark Chalet, 45 Thornton,DDO. Couples and singleswelcome. No experiencenecessary. 514-620-0459

Don't know what to do Au-gust 24th - 28th? Registerthe children in InspectorFizziwig's Workshop.Theme: All things madenew! Details at:http://sttimothysabc.orgA free day camp in PointeClaire, that runs from 9 am- 4 pm, with extended daycare as needed. For infor-mation, contact 514-697-0833, 514-693-1592, orsend an email to:[email protected]

SUITCASES FOR AFRICA :supporting vulnerable chil-dren in Kenya ANNUALWALK/RUN Sat. Sept12,2015 (rain day Sept. 13)Starting at 10a.m. Centen-nial Park, DDOwww.suitcasesforafrica.comWendy 514 992 5500Julie 514 743 3844

St. Ansgar's Church (4020Grand Boulevard, NDG) ishosting its third annualneighbourhood BBQ openhouse on Sunday Septem-ber 13 starting at 1:00 p.m.

Church Service

St. George’s Church23 Perrault Ave, Ste. Anne

de Bellevue, 514-457-6934

www.stgeorgesangli-canchurch.orgSunday services

8:00 a.m. reflective service10:00 a.m. Choral

Communion and SundaySchool

Church of the Resurrection Valois

99 Mount Pleasant Ave (Corner Queens Rd)Pointe Claire Que

H9R 2T7Tel: 514-697-1910

E-mail: [email protected] Services8:00 am Service10:00 am Service

St. Tomothy's AnglicanBible Church is holding afree vacation bible campfrom August 24th to 28th,from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PMdaily, at 275 Braebrook,Pointe Claire (LakesideHeights Baptist Church).Theme is "Inventor Fizzi-wig's Workshop - All thingsmade new!". Call 514-697-0833, 524-693-1592, [email protected] site: http://sttimothys-abc.org

Parenting Children 0-10years, a five (5) week DVDseminar series, Thursday’sOctober 1- 28 from 7-9p.m. Course fee: $25 (fi-nancing options available).St. George’s AnglicanChurch, Ste. Anne de Belle-vue, [email protected],514-457-6934

Courses

Concordia University non-credit program for Seniors55+ offers undergraduatecourses for audit only atlow fees. Admission and ori-entation for September2015 is continuing. Call 514-848-2424 ext. 3893.

Club

"West Island scrabble club,free membership, inviteseverybody who would liketo "change words", in a funand friendly atmosphere,every Monday at 6:30, atFrench heritage house inPointe-Claire" Call Cecilia514-630-9801

Bon Appetit Friday night

Dinner club - Wine anddine and meet new friendsevery Friday at 7PM At dif-ferent restaurants aroundthe city 514-264-8951

The Lakeshore Stamp Club:The Club has started its2014-2015 Season. TheClub meets at 233 Ste-Claire Avenue in theChurch of St. John the Bap-tist, Pointe-Claire, on mostThursdays in the month.More details can be ob-tained from our website at:www.lakeshorestampclub.ca

Concerts

Singers

Cantabile chorale, directedby Peter Willsher, is lookingfor new bass and tenorsingers for the Decemberconcert featuring the Coro-nation Mass by Mozart. Re-hearsals are Mondays at7:15, beginning September14, at the Church of St. Johnthe Baptist, 233 Sainte-Claire Ave., Pointe-Claire.Information: 514-963-5804.

Courses

Concordia University non-credit program for seniors(55+) offers undergraduatecourses for audit only, atlow fees. Admission andOrientation for January2015 is continuing. Call514-848-2424, ext. 3893.

Ancient Greek (Mondays)and Latin (Wednesdays)bilingual courses offered togeneral public by La Fonda-tion Humanitas at 7272Sherbrooke St. West everytwo weeks from 6:30 to9:30 p.m. beginning August31. Beginners and Advancedlevel sessions (24 hours for$120.00). Info at 450-445-8897 [email protected]

Open House

Château Ramezay Museum

Volunteer RecruitmentOpen House Mon. Sept. 21,10am-2pm. Learn about liv-ing history programs forchildren, weekend guidingand/or group tours for stu-dents and tourists. Trainingstarts Thurs. Sept. 24. 280Notre-Dame E. Old Mon-treal, across from City Hall.514-861-3708 X 229h t t p : / / www. c h a t e a u -ramezay.qc.ca/en/

Help

Alcoholics Anonymous"If you want to drink and

can, that's your business. Ifyou want to quit and can't,that's our business...” Comeon in, meet, listen and talkto us, people just like you.Montreal area meetings canbe found at “AA87.0rg/en”,click on “find a meeting” inthe yellow box, left handside of the page or call ourAA Helpline: 514-350-3444from 9am to 10pm formore information.

Do you suffer from depres-sion? Come join others insimilar situations startingSeptember. Meetings heldonce a week. Free. Email meat [email protected] call me at 438-321-5849.

Is food a problem for you?Overeaters Anonymousmay have the answer. Weare a 12-step recoverygroup for compulsiveovereaters, anorexics andbulimics and we hold sev-eral meetings in the Mon-treal area. No weigh-ins,dues or fees. (514) 488-1812

Please e-mail your charityevent or notice to:

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EVENTS

The City of Dorval will hold a house-hold hazardous waste (HHW) and in-formation and communicationstechnologies (ICT) waste pickup onSaturday, August 22, 2015, from 9a.m. to 5 p.m., in the parking lot of

Ballantyne Park located on 520 Bouchard Boule-vard.

Residents are invited to bring any hazardouswaste and to take advantage of this opportunity tosafely get rid of products such as oven cleaners, dis-infectants, aerosols, oil or latex paint leftovers, var-nishes, rust inhibitors, strippers, oils, thinners,solvents, acids, gasoline, fuel, antifreeze, brakefluid, motor oil, weed killers, insecticides, fungi-cides, rat poison, pool maintenance products, fullor empty propane gas tanks, etc. Never mix or pour HHW into other containers as

it may cause dangerous chemical reactions or pre-vent the HHW from being recycled or reused. Re-member that empty hazardous waste containers arenot accepted and should be disposed of with the

regular garbage pickup. Only domestic waste willbe accepted at the collection. HHW from industriesand businesses will be refused.Dorval residents will also be able to drop off any

ICT waste at the same location. Residus will be col-lected by ARPE-Québec, a non-profit organizationrecognized by RECYC-QUÉBEC and in charge ofQuebec’s recovery and reclamation of electronicproducts program.

• Computers, screens, printers, and other peripher-als• Photocopiers, faxes, scans, and modems• Televisions, radios, and VHS, DVD and CD play-ers• Digital cameras and video cameras• Video game consoles, cell phones, and answeringmachinesFor the complete list of accepted ICT waste, visit:

http://recyclemyelectronics.ca/qc/what-can-i-do/recycle-what .For information: 514 633-4046

HHW and ICT Waste Pickup in Dorval on August 22



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