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Maripier Morin (@maripiermorin) – Canadian TV host of Faites Comme Chez Vous and Code F will beone of the many celebrities speaking at WE Day Montreal. See more inside.

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The Wall Theatre ExperiencePink Floyd at it's best in a

first-rate Quebec production

After the success of The Wall The-atre Experience event held lastFebruary at Metropolis, this timearound the show will take up res-idency, on February 3-4-5, atClub Soda, in the heart of the

Quartier des Spectacles. Featuring PinkFloyd's The Wall album, The Wall Theatre Ex-perience is currently the only production in theworld presenting the group's oeuvre in its en-tirety. The group plans to take the show over-seas following its run in Quebec. Thecharacters of the prodigious album will cometo life on stage, offering up a unique experi-ence that commemorates Pink Floyd's ac-claimed masterpiece. Tickets :

http://clubsoda.ca/en/TheWallTE

Featuring several renowned artists, The WallTheatre Experience has made a name for itselfamong the world's best rock operas. Havingmastered the vocalizations of Roger Watersbrilliantly, singer-songwriter-composer Se-bastien Lacombe will play the role of Pink. Syl-vain Auclair, a former contestant on the 2014season of La Voix, will portray the various per-sonalities of Pink's schizophrenia. The big win-ner of Canadian Idol's 2007 contest, Eva Avila,will perform the role of the groupie. VocalistMeggie Lagacé, who forms a musical duo withEva Avila, will undergo countless costumechanges to embody a myriad of characters.Vocalist, producer, artistic director, and thestage director of the show, Richard Petit, willpersonify the character of the prosecutor.


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The Wall Theatre experience -Club SodaThe Wall Theatre Experience concert event isproduced by the Vikings, a multi-disciplinarygroup of artists from Quebec who specialize inevent planning. The Vikings have brought tofruition close to one hundred events as part ofQuebec's foremost festivals. The music is pro-vided by Michel Bruno, guitarist and musicaldirector, who will perform every guitar solo andsmooth ambient line meticulously. He'll bejoined by Sylvain Bertrand on bass, Luc Cate-lier on drums and Guillaume Jodoin on key-boards. In addition to affirming his role as thestage director, Richard Petit will perform all therhythm guitar parts. The Wall Theatre Experi-

ence has already been seen by close to75,000 fans.The Wall is British band Pink Floyd's eleventh

album. Released in 1979, it's regarded as theband's best album, guaranteeing its spot at theforefront of the music world. It reigns as thebest-selling double-album of all-time. Thealbum The Wall is much more than simply acollection of songs. It's a three-part project: analbum, a stage performance, and a film basedon the story behind the album.The Wall Theatre Experience - CLUB SODA,

in the Quartier des Spectacles February 3rd,4th, and 5th, 2016 Tickets : http://clubsoda.ca/en/TheWallTE

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This is why AquaMermaid has decided to raisefunds taking pre-orders.*Dragons Den will air on Wednesday February3rd 2016 at 8PM on CBC.

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Fite the cold and get out into the snowto celebrate winter at the 2016 Dor-val Winter Festival from February 10to 14! Experience a fun-packed pro-gramming and a new schedule offer-ing various winter attractions and lots

of pleasure for the whole family!Activities begin on Wednesday, February 10

with an opening ceremony at the Sarto-Desnoyers Community Centre, during whichwill be crowned the new Festival Queen andKing, followed by the announcement of the but-ton contest winners. The next day, February11, will start with skating and tobogganing forparents and tots in the morning, at the DorvalArena. In the evening, don’t miss the popularComedy Night at the Pine Beach Citizens As-sociation Hall.On Friday, February 12, at the Surrey Aquaticand Community Centre (SACC), take part inthe Klondike Night, an evening of fun, games,and prizes for children ages 5 to 12. Also, inthe evening, teens are invited at the DorvalAquatic and Sports Complex to play somesports for free! New this year, there will be a South Pole

Under the Stars evening on February 13, from4 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the Dorval Arena. Take partin this festive night with a lit-up slide, inflatableand lit-up igloo, lounge and games, a campfire, music, percussion players, go-karts, food,and a figure skating show at 8 p.m. Also, don’tmiss the amazing laser shows at 6 p.m., 7p.m., and 7:45 p.m.On Sunday, February 14, enjoy a whole day

of activities at the SACC, starting off with ourbreakfast brunch, along with a mini farm, ponyrides, inflatable games, slide, mascots, carica-turist, face painting, and lots more!

Post-Festival ActivitiesAs part of its post-festival activities, the Win-ter Festival will present The last Polar Bears, amulti-media show featuring live action, livemusic, and lots of puppets! This free show willbe presented at 11 a.m. on February 20, at theSerge Nolet Auditorium. Also, don’t miss themuch-anticipated Hockey Night event at theDorval Arena on February 27! Come root foryour Montreal Canadiens as you watch thegame against the Toronto Maple Leafs on agiant screen.

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SPORTS

The amateur basketball season iswell underway and obviously SunYouth is part of the action! Here isan update on how the season isgoing thus far. As we enter thehome stretch every team has a

chance of making the playoffs but challengeslay ahead as the Hornets Juvenile Boys mustface undefeated reigning champions Parc ExKnights on January 31st. As for the little guysthe Novice Boys have started their season 3-0which is a very promising foundation for Sun

Youth's basketball program in general. TheSun's Bantam Boys have two losses but haveclicked and are not the same team that startedthe year; in their coaches' view they have areal chance to go all the way, knowing that lastyear the Bantam Boys finished as LeagueChampions.The Midget girls team is also a transformed

team from when it started its season. They arenow a competitive scrappy team that can giveany team in their league a run for their money.

A. Midget Girls 8-2B. Juvenile Girls 6-6C. Novice Boys 3-0D. Mini Boys 6-2

E. Bantam Boys 6-2F. Midget Boys 4-3G. Juvenile Boys 6-2

Good luck to all our teams with the rest oftheir seasons! As always look to Sun Youth'sTwitter page https://twitter.com/SunYouthOrgto find out about the action first and for livescore updates and Facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/SunYouthOrgfor photos.

The ball is rolling for the Sun Youth Hornets!

Juvenile girls face off against West Island LakersPhoto: Joseph Munro



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Maripier Morin (@maripiermorin) –Canadian TV host of Faites Comme

Chez Vous and Code F

WE Day Montreal to CelebrateYoung People Changing the WorldWE Day, a powerful series of

educational events that com-bines the energy of a live con-cert with the inspiration ofextraordinary stories of lead-ership and change, an-

nounces the full list of speakers andperformers attending WE Day Montreal onFebruary 22, 2016 at Théâtre St-Denis. Along-side partners led by National Co- Title Spon-sors RBC and TELUS, WE Day Montreal willbring together thousands of students in an in-spirational setting, celebrating the commitmentthey have made to take action on local andglobal causes they care about.Taking the stage this year is a cast of new

faces and returning WE Day favourites, includ-ing Marlee Matlin, Kardinal Offishall,Francesco Yates, Joseph Boyden, Jonathan

Roy, Scott Helman, Spencer West and more.Co-hosted by Tyrone Edwards and MaripierMorin, this star-studded lineup will join interna-tional activist and WE Day co-founder, CraigKielburger, to share their passion for changeand international experiences, and energizethe crowd with unforgettable performances andmotivational speeches.“I have performed at WE Days across the

country and every time I step on the stage I amstill overwhelmed by the energy of the crowd,”said award-winning rap artist, music producerand Free The Children ambassador, KardinalOffishall. “I am continuously inspired by thethousands of young people that have come to-gether to make a difference and can’t wait toconnect with the students in Montreal duringthe first WE Day of 2016.”





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ters announced to date includes:• Marlee Matlin (@MarleeMatlin) – Academy®Award-winning actress and devoted social activist• Kardinal Offishall (@KardinalO) – Award-win-ning rap artist, music producer and Free The Chil-dren ambassador• Francesco Yates (@FrancescoYates) – Multi-platinum selling recording artist known for his hits“Better To Be Loved” and “Sugar"• Maripier Morin (@maripiermorin) – CanadianTV host of Faites Comme Chez Vous and Code F• Joseph Boyden (@josephboyden) – Novelistand short story writer• Scott Helman (@ScottHelman) – Singer andsongwriter• Tyrone Edwards (@mr1LOVETO) – Host of E!and Much• Spencer West (@spencer2thewest) – ME toWE motivational speaker, Free The Children am-bassador and author

• Craig Kielburger (@craigkielburger) – Interna-tional activist and co-founder of WE Day• Dr. Stanley Vollant – First aboriginal surgeon inQuebec, founder of the Innu Meshkenu walk• Jonathan Roy (@JonRoyOfficial) – Singer andsongwriter• Elliot Miville-Deschênes (@ElliotMD25) –Actor, singer and activist• Professor Bill Ryan – Professor of Social Workand Couple and Family Therapy, McGill University• Widia Larivière (@widjia) – Co-Founder of IdleNo More Quebec Chapter• Laurie Odjick – Mother and advocate for miss-ing and murdered women• Tristan Williams (@TWilliaMSF) – Founder ofThe Tristan WilliaMS Foundation• Mikaël Theimer (@MikaelTheimer) – Photogra-pher, co-founder of Portraits of Montreal• Lauren Rathmell and Mohamed Hage (@Lufa-Farms) – Co-Founders of Lufa Farms• Strange Froots (StrangeFroots) – Trio of singer-songwriters, musicians and beat makers• Sarah Steben Dance Crew – Montreal dancecrewPlease see all thier Bio’s on our website:

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There are a couple weeks left toapply to be Queen of Hudson’s 7thAnnual St. Patrick’s Day Parade.The deadline for applicants is mid-night, Monday, February 15, 2016.Parade Committee members are

busy collecting the applications for one of thebiggest events of the Hudson St. Patrick’s Dayseason—the selection of Queen of All the Irishand Her Court for 2016.The criteria for any applicant is that she has

some Irish heritage, be a Canadian citizen ofthe Greater Montreal area, be aged 18 to 30years, and be willing to attend parade-linkedfunctions during March, including being a spe-cial guest at the Montreal parade on Sunday,March 20.Of course, the Queen and Court will reign

over Hudson’s 7th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Pa-rade on Saturday, March 19.The young lady who is lucky enough to win

the Queen of the 2016 parade will be show-ered with gifts from sponsors such as The Wil-lows Place Inn, Kennedy Celtic Boutique,Cunninghams Pub, Salon Chatelaine & Hollan-dia Florists. The Parade organizing committee

will also present the winner a check for $500.It is important to note that the Queen and Courtare exclusive to the Hudson St. Patrick’s Pa-rade and may not accept similar positions inany other 2016 St. Patrick’s Parades in thearea.As in the past, the selection of Queen and

Princesses will be held at the historic AubergeWillow Place Inn, 208 Main Road, Hudson QC. The evening’s festivities will begin at 6 p.m. onSunday, February 21, 2016. Judges will evaluate the contestants on con-

fidence and public speaking, community in-volvement and spirit, crowd participation, anda specific question or two that will be given toall candidates beforehand.All entries must be made online at www.hud-

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EVENTS

Igloofest 2016 Final weekend - Beach attire contest

Hold on tight! Only 3 nights left forthis 10th edition of Igloofest, andwe've saved some of the verybest for last! The fun starts thisThursday with one the most antic-ipated evenings of this edition: the

50Weapons farewell world tour that countsIgloofest among the only 10 dates of its world-wide schedule. Historic! So much talent is con-centrated within this evening that we couldhave programmed a whole weekend with theartists involved. Instead, we decided to givethem both stages across one single night. Andwhen you think you've seen it all, the celebra-tions roll into Friday and Saturday with guestartists carefully selected for an explosive and

unforgettable finale. More details and the com-plete schedule are all below.

Iglooswag Contest: beach attire is in!These three final evenings are also the lastthree chances to dress up as boldly as yourimagination will allow and enter the infamousIglooswag contest, presented in collaborationwith Gros Blogue. This week the theme isBeach Party, which should help all contestantsvisualize themselves wining the grand prize: anall-inclusive trip for two to Jamaica, courtesy ofSunwing. Line up your finest beach attire andfunkiest sun accessories, and swing by theIglooswag photo booth between frantic danc-ing.



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EVENTSMUSIC! 3 UNMISSABLE NIGHTS:

Thursday, February 4: the 50Weapons Farewell tour

Modeselektor's venerated label is closing itsdoors after 50 releases and celebrating with aten-city international tour. For the Montrealstop, they're taking over both stages.The Sapporo stage gets fired up with ace

techno producer and Traktion radio show host-ess CMD at 7:30pm, who'll set the stage forthe Montreal live PA debut of the super-groupSiriusmodeselektor at 8:30pm, featuring themembers of Modeselektor with label-mate Sir-iusmo. Next up at 9:30pm is the corrosivelyloopy techno of American DJ Truncate. To fin-ish, the label-founding duo returns to the stageat 10:30pm for what ought to be a dancefloor-destroying DJ set.Special guest on the visuals: Modeselektor'slong-running visual partners Pfadfinderei jointhe party for one special hour at 8:30pm.Over at the Videotron Mobile stage, inventiveBerlin techno producer Shed spins us off to asolid start at 8pm, while British DJ BenjaminDamage is ready to wear down the soles ofyour winter boots from 10pm till the very end.

Friday, February 5Just when you think the line-ups can't get anybigger, the weekend begins. At 7:30pm, localproducer Magnanime sets the tone for theevening at the Sapporo stage with a live PA.Kompakt Records co-founder Michael Mayerfinished off our last edition of Piknic, and nowhe's back at 8:30pm to ensure that Igloofestalso ends on a high note. Finally at 10:30pm,globetrotting Italian duo Tale of Us make it acrime to be anywhere else on this legendaryFriday night.Over at the Videotron Mobile stage, the

Stereo crew makes the trip down to the OldPort, as Maher Daniel and Ostrich go back-to-back all night long as of 8pm. Technooooo!

Saturday, February 6 - IGLOOFEST 2016 FINAL NIGHT

We finish off with a night for the subwooferaficionados. Local DJ Laura Scavo gets usstarted at 7:30pm with deep, sexy, and bouncyrhythms. Next up at 9pm, British bass is in thespotlight courtesy of Swindle. Finally, we sam-ple the latest from the French scene withBrodinski at 10:30pm.Over at the Videotron Mobile stage, our veryown Stefny Winter (8pm) andFrance's Traumer(10pm) take us on a minimal techno journey.THURSDAY FEBRUARY 4 - 50WEAPONS

FAREWELL TOURPresented by Videotron Mobile, in collabora-

tion with MUTEK and XLR8RSAPPORO STAGE - 50WEAPONSFAREWELL TOUR7:30pm CMD (QC)8:30pm Siriusmodeselektor (DE) - Live 9:30pm Truncate (US)10:30pm Modeselektor (DE) (DJ Set)

VIDEOTRON MOBILE STAGE -50WEAPONS FAREWELL TOUR

8:00pm Shed (DE)10:00pm Benjamin Damage (GB)

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 5 Presented by Videotron Mobile

SAPPORO STAGE7:30pm Magnanime (QC)8:30pm Michael Mayer (DE)10:30pm Tale of Us (IT)

VIDEOTRON MOBILE STAGE8:00pm Maher Daniel (QC) b2b Ostrich (QC)SATURDAY FEBRUARY 6 - FINAL NIGHT!Presented by Videotron Mobile, in collabora-tion with Nightlife.ca.

SAPPORO STAGE7:30pm Laura Scavo (QC)9:00pm Swindle (GB)10:30pm Brodinski (FR)

VIDEOTRON MOBILE STAGE8:00pm Stefny Winter (QC)10:00pm Traumer (FR)

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WINE

Very often, Wine description ofteninvolves terms such as “floralnotes”. Some grape varietals arefamous for specific floral fra-gances (like Champagne, whichoften smells like apple blossom)

and once in a while, the smell of flowers couldbe categorized as a defect in a wine (for ex-ample,the scent of carnation, which is the con-sequence of a bad enzyme reaction.)

When talking about flowers in wine, the word“bouquet.” is used for more than just the scentof flowers in the glass. However, the termshould only be used for specific times. In pro-fessional wine tasting a distinction exists be-tween the terms aroma and bouquet. Aromarefers to special or unique smells typical of thegrape variety, while bouquet refers to the big-ger picture of smells that can also come fromfermentation, oak aging and other stages ofwine making. In casual wine tastings, it’s fineto use the terms interchangeably

Here are some common floral aromas foundin wine:

ACACIA: Acacia isoften found in a bottleof sparkling wine thathas just been opened. APPLE BLOSSOM:

Often found inyoung Rieslings andChampagne.. ELDERFLOWER:

A light version of another unpleasant aroma( depending if you like it or not!), ‘cat’s pee’,This points to an extreme form of herbaceous-ness. It develops in a number of grapes whenharvested underripe, especially SauvignonBlanc, but can also be found in Sémillon andCabernets.LILY OF THE VALLEY: Usual in Gewürz-traminer.LIME TREE (LINDEN): Present in young Ries-ling.MAGNOLIA: A Muscadine grape variety (ac-tually called Magnolia!) exudes this smell.ORANGE BLOSSOM: Common in young, dryMuscat.ROSE PETAL: Textbook aroma of Gewürz-traminer, Nebbiolo, and young Pinot Noir.WHITE FLOWER: A generic term often usedto describe notes in Riesling, Muscat, andViognier.VIOLET: Present in red wines like Malbec,Cabernet Franc, Nebbiolo, and mature PinotNoir. Also characteristic of young Syrah.

Wine - Do you smell flowers in your wine?

By Marco Giovanettimtltimes.ca



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Marco Giovanetti is an Italian-Venezuelan sommelier student inthe ITHQ of Montreal, Quebec. Hehas 15 years of experience tastingwine from Europe and emergingwine regions. His key specialties arethe wines of Tuscany, Italy and thewines of Spain. He enjoys finewines, gastronomy, film and litera-ture. You may contact him at:[email protected]

Legend of ratingUnder 60- Do not buy. Faulty

wine60-70- Mediocre wine

70-80- All right80-90- Very good

90-100- Excellent wine.QPR : Wines that deliver

tremendous value for the money paid.

Lovely lime key pie aromas with vegetable nuances such as green onionsand bread dough. Lots of minerality in this sparkler from Spain, bringing tomy mind chalk sticks. On the mouth, the wine is medium to full body. Bal-anced and fresh with pleasant chamomille leaf and green almonds flavors.92\100

Cava Brut, La Vida al Camp, Vinedos Familiares $19.50 SAQ Code: 12693895

Bone orchard fruit aromas such as peach with plain yogurt. Pleasant under-lying minerality. Very fresh acidity with notes of balsamic notes bringing tomind creme de menthe. Slight oily texture with medicinal herbs aftertaste.90\100

Muscadet-Sevre et Maine 2011, Clisson, Olliver Pere et Fils

$21.15 SAQ Code: 12259992

Notes of peaches and apricots with hints of almonds and herbs. On themouth, full body, generous in body with notes of confit grapefruit andwhite flowers. Supple finale.

Domaine des Salices Viognier 2014. Jacques et Francois Lurton

$15.75 SAQ Code: 10265061



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Textbook Riesling nose. Candle wax, lime, hydrocarbures and a touch of sul-phur that brings to mind thermal springs. Full body, lip smack acidity. Smokeand lime flavors. Austere and chiseled with a very minera finale. This is per-fect to age 10 years in the cellar. 95\100

Kamptal 2013, Riesling, Zobing, Hirsch $27.15 SAQ Code: 12196979

Notes of ripe strawberries, black earth with banana leaf and a vegetal note bring-ing to mind endives and banana leaf. On the mouth, medium body and fresh withripe red fruit flavors and notes of baked earth. Excellent value for a pinot noir.91\100

Savoie 2014, Pinot Noir, Cuvee Gastronomique,Jean Perrier

$17.25 SAQ Code: 00856997

Nose bringing to mind roasted plums with red fruits in conserve with licoriceaccents. On the mouth, full body, fresh with flavors bringing to mind dryspices, herbs and a touch of dry prunes. Good length with medium sturdy tan-nins. Perfect with bolognese pasta or Lasagna. 87\100

Secco-Bertani Verona I.G.T Veronese 2013.Bertani

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Things to do

Wednesday Afternoon WeeklyPick-up Darts. Start time:1:30pm. Royal Canadian Legion Br.85/90, 3015 Henri Dunant, La-chine, QC. 514-637-8002.

Church ServiceChurch of the

Resurrection Valois99 Mount Pleasant Ave (Corner Queens Rd)

Pointe Claire QueH9R 2T7

Tel: 514-697-1910E-mail: [email protected]

Sunday Services8:00 am Service10:00 am Service

Saturday, February 6th -9:30am to 2pm

Church of the EpiphanyGarage Sale

4322 Wellington St., Verdun1 block west of de l'Eglise

Metro Station514-769-5373

Parish of Verdun/Ville EmardChurch of the Epiphany4322 Wellington Street,Verdun, QC H4G 1W4

514-769-5373www.epiphanyverdun.com

EventsAGA - NPD Lasalle-Émard-Verdun NDP - The AnnualGeneral Assembly will be heldon Sunday, Feb 7th, 2016, atthe parish hall of St-Jean-de-Matha (d’Aragon/Allard, V.-Émard – Monk Metro) from 1pm to 4 pm. The associationinvites all members of the rid-ing to attend. There will be thereport of the executive com-

mittee as well as the treas-urer, the dissolution of the ex-ecutive, the election of a newexecutive (, as well as a discus-sion on the leadership of theparty and the federal electionsof Oct. 2015). For more in-formation contact Alain Char-bonneau, Secretary:[email protected] orleave your message at 438-228-8156.

Club

"West Island scrabble club,free membership, inviteseverybody who would like to"change words", in a fun andfriendly atmosphere, everyMonday at 6:30, at French her-itage house in Pointe-Claire"Call Cecilia 514-630-9801

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Please e-mail your event or no-tice to:

[email protected] . The notice must be 30 words

or less in pharagrapgh form alllower case. There is a $5 chargeper week each additional word.35¢. .Deadline wednesday at 12.

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SWEEPS • INSPECTION • LINERS • INSTALLATION • REPAIRS

A yearly sweep is recommended to ensure the safety ofyour home and is required for most insurance policies

Montreal’s bylaw has expired toregister your fireplace or woodstove. Please call so we can getyou up to the new standards

EMPLOYMENTLooking for a live-in care-giverfor senior in the West Island.Must speak English and Punjabi.For more information pleasecontact 514-583-3890 or e-mail:[email protected]

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(No experience necessary)With over 350 employees many of our Sales Representatives are advancing

into higher paying positions.What is in it for you:Hourly rate / Bonuses / CommissionWeekly pay - Medical / Dental benefitsMonday - Friday Full time day scheduleOpus card discount program and more2 locations to choose from!Pointe Claire - Janet @ 514-695-6111 ext. 112 /[email protected] - Joe-ann @ 514-227-6813 ext. 296 /[email protected]

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Well Established Restaurant, offering long termbusiness career opportunities for:

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minimum 3 years’ experience and over 18years of age, must be bilingual.

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