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Dorion point mayor the asked blank, “Dowe suspend swimming interior the pool project with Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac and finances current their account taking into territory?” of their state the location pool chosen the for project (near Tiger Giant the and town hall Sainte-Marthe see within flood a didn’t he zone, isn’t store) go ahead. reason project the any why shouldn’t with subsidy a government Deux- that said He Montagnes obtained with the Sainte-Marthe, - - Deux-Montagnes city council held their monthly public meeting on May 16. meeting on May public city held their monthly Deux-Montagnes council As was case the in neighbouring City of Deux- At least residents 6,000 Sainte-Marthe At had to Most of those impacted been not had still able During question period, Dorion Monique Visibly moved by the tribute, Mayor Martinmoved tribute, Mayor the by Visibly happenedWhile what in Deux-Montagnes Although the permanent dike hadn’t been permanent the Although hadn’t dike The measures included building up an inven Montagnes two years ago, a good number of homes will damaged Sainte-Marthe in water by be to written have demolished. and off probably meeting recital with a routine muni of current cipal skirted issues flood that the controversy. floods Devastating be evacuatedat broke when a flood dike control floods, the of height the an estimated inundating territory. one-third of Sainte-Marthe’s homes their as return to week, of this to due damage. water mostly to seem some impact from of the point this that at troubles could neighbouringthe municipality’s Deux- into over spilling up end conceivably Montagnes’ camp. on again grill and council got up to mayor the “We fate. of Sainte-Marthe’s implications the closea had call construction with the the of said, she pool in Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac,” of dike broke, resulting in some of the worst resulting worst in some of the broke, of dike flooding in Quebec. crisis,said regarding the it was life “In my some- point. the The wasn’t But that memorable. thing point was was it needed that something that shouted audience A man in the beto done.” there following which takesout, a leader,” “It council was and the of applause round another meeting on. went lot Sainte-Marthe’s certainly was good news, happened what in certainlySainte-Marthe was not. And it would torybarriers concrete of be to used withalong rubbertemporary create to liners anti-flood dikes strategic in locations along Deux- same time, Montagnes’ the waterfront. At city officials lobbied the Quebec Environment Ministry a permanent allow be to to dike built. floodsNo Deux-Montagnes in floods struck, year’s time this built by the the temporarymeasures firmly and held Deux- Montagnes had virtually no floodingthis spring, neighbouringin comparison the to community a sectionof Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lacwhere taking again place – even no one could though be certain they tested. until were - - - Ave., one of the most one of the Ave., th
n a spontaneous a n outpouring rarely emotion of seen Deux-Montagnes at city hall, a small Deux-Montagnes mayor Denis Martin mayor and Deux-Montagnes the city got a standing ovation councillors dealt with this they successfully the way for spring floods. year’s From the start, the Sonia mayor From Sainte-Marthe Town officialsprepared ahead for of time Town (NSN) Residents of Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac Since the 2017 floods, the Since council and the mayor Referring to the mayor and council members and council mayor Referring the to It wasin Deux- scene the to a stark contrast It MARTIN C. BARRY C. MARTIN Paulus wasPaulus target of insults, the especially after elected and other she officials startedthe off an overflow. Police from the Régie the de from Police police overflow. an du Lac des Deux-Montagnes on hand to were order. maintain an expectedan meeting the holding by crowd at seats 500 where seta local were up, church contain enough to evenwasn’t that though came out in droves last Tuesday evening the for came last in droves out Tuesday towncouncilfirst meeting the to since be held devastatingtheir floods express April to late aftermath. anger in the Mayor endures insults at first council meeting since floods since meeting first insults at endures council Mayor Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac measures of flooding minimize chances to the not happy in citizens Flooded of Deux-Mountagnes worked ceaselessly on tional work that you’ve done. Thank you for for done. Thank you you’ve that tional work goodthe decisions made as you precautions. Thankskeepingfor the work. up you’re What appreciate give We up. doing is gigantic. Don’t it enormously.” stridently vocalstridently critics several of administra tions,- excep “Thankssaid, the all for infinitely City council thanked City council longtime Deux-Montagnes resident as “stars,” DorionMonique of 28 whelmed dozens of Deux-Montagnes’ of whelmeddozens streets waterfront, the widespreadalong in resulting flood seriouslythat damage impactedhundreds of families’ lives. Montagnes spring in the two years ago when Quebec city wasthe hardest-hit among the flooding. for communities over Thewaters acknowledging the city’s recent success in keep in success recent acknowledging city’s the ing Deux-Montagnes spring from the safe of floods. 2019’s but enthusiastic crowd of residents gave the the residentsof enthusiasticcrowd but gave the a standing and council ovation at mayor beginning 16 city meeting, council May of the
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academic achievement with new eyes, reflecting on T 6 • The North Shore News • May 31, 2019 Courseulles. At 0655,the 13th FieldCourseulles. attacked Regiment another in position the 12th Field fire a against fortified opened Regiment on 24 LCTs,embarked on simultaneously. moved From craft its rounds. rocket fired craft Landing theirfiring. approached with 4.7-inch guns Tanks andthe large crafts landing the beaches pounded Destroyers asaturation enemy launched against defences. barrage lery Hamel, Le andArromanches). Rivière, (La “Gold Beach” target its hadas the Division 50th British the right, to onSword (Lion-sur-Mer, land beach To Langrune-sur-Mer). was that Division by Infantry the 3rd on British the left flanked Keller, Army. British undercommand ofthe Second was It was under Major-General R.F.L. Division, The 3rdinland. Infantry kilometres 18 airfield, then to the movetowards Carpiquet andGraye-sur-Mer.Courseulles-sur-Mer were troops Assault Saint-Aubin, bordering metre longstretch ofbeach Bernières, “Juno”. codenamed onthe beach head aneight-kilowas This - abridge establishing with were tasked Brigade 2nd Armoured D-Day-Operation Overlord exhausted anddefeated. be would soon andinthe Mediterranean, Europe, inNorthwest inRussia, fronts, Germany, countries. attacked separate onthree neighbouring were to the moveonto armies liberate Francesecured, andthe With by sea. supplied could to the firmly be the bridgehead east the Army First British Second and USArmy flank the onthe west which from twoarmies, abridgehead to establish designed was for the complete Germany. defeat ofNazi landing TheNormandy Objectives invaders. onFrench landing 130,000 menwouldbe to the soil oust Nazi minutes, them. Inafew boarded andthe soldiers launched inthe air, exploded andbombs roared were engines the LCAs thousands of As defence the coastal pounding positions. started over onemetre. Andclouds were pilingup. At 0530,destroyers Channel waters were choppy waves with at 15knots. blowing ofthe Clouds Willes, Out – John A. manned anticipated… byamuch forcethan hadbeen larger was This intersection. to control the road established been which included had bunkers and trenches, fortifications, deVaraville,At theChateau and a75mm anti-tank gun by‘C’sented Company, formidable. was theundertaking atVaraville.enemy garrison Given oftheforcerepre thesize controltake Utah from ofthe inland Beach. area to their was mission were dropped; 82nd and101stAirborne the from side,USparatroopers Onthe western area. landing flank of the eastern Caen the to protect of offnorth dropped Parachute the which 1stCanadian included Battalion, division, At the Airborne night. 6th a single British midnight, during more actions than a thousand sabotage undertook messages and Houlgate. Franceville ofthe targetting operation, batteries at Merville, part Air Canadian The Royal Force dropped. tonnes was 6 Group 5,268 fell until 0515;inall,1,136sorties, the zone.Bombs landing batteries in the against coastal anassault Command launched at heard; 2331 Bomber could be the the distance, bombings buoys. lighted with marked lanes ten in the operation, clearing part took flotillas into British incorporated ships other well Canadian as as Flotilla, Minesweeper Canadian The 31st the protecting area coast. a route cleared through the mined minesweepers the fleet, Infront of around andmany were gotseasick. tossed crafts landing and The ships speed. evenreduced at sailing difficult no exercise…was were This where shown. the targets actual out the maps and took seals brokethe open They were briefed. around 0900.Onthe way, officers subaltern and later troops Portsmouth passed They andtanks. for infantry crafts landing by large off dawn,the at thefollowed sailed ships thefrom davits, the ships. LCA slung boarded hadalready Brigade Armoured and the 2nd Canadian Division Infantry of the 3rd Canadian The day before D-Day-1 75th anniversary —1944-2019 6, June 1944 D-Day and the BattleofNormandy The four field artillery regiments, in all 96 gunsof105-mm, inall96 regiments, artillery The four field allartil onthe beach, foot set actually the infantry Before andthe Division On June 6th, Infantry 1944,the 3rd Canadian Operation Overlord was plan strategic of onlyone a global step At anorthwesterly was stillbad; wind the dawn, weather was ofclearing outthe thetask ‘C’ given Company hadbeen coded Meanwhile, French byBBC fighterswarned resistance goingaccording was to In plan. At everything nightfall, rough. was ChannelThe made high, some twometres Waves, Monday, June the Southampton, men 5th, England, 1944:near - - -
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May 31, 2019 • The North Shore News • 7 2 780 118 2 779 533 2 779 527 2 778 361 2 779 133 2 778 176 2 778 202 2 778 359 2 777 620 2 777 777 2 776 997 LOT NUMBER 250, rue Lucerne 432, rue Chestnut 467, rue Parkview 337, rue Vaudreuil 380, rue du Colibri (L.R.Q., c. C-19). 322, rue de Lorraine 324, rue de Lorraine 485, rue des Cerisiers 616, rue du Sauternes 276, rue de Rosemère 229, rue André-Gilles-Lauzon “I won’t be launching into a debate today today a debate be into launching “I won’t ADDRESS OF THE PROPERTY while suggesting the petition wasn’t truly truly while suggesting petition the wasn’t representative.) because it and we’re for place is this not the he said last week. a “If we reach yet,” not there we will make a possibility, there’s point where population area is the of the in favour.” that sure agreement the Westram, Mayor to According between schools town and the the was only finalizedthe special of the same day on coun- cil meeting, was was which there so why little given.public notice PUBLIC NOTICE Cities and Towns Act Cities and Towns Gary Kain Luigi Vella OWNER(S) Lisa Swaine Mark Warren Isabelle Dion Jisele Gebrail Jacques Tanis Richard Nadon DAY OF MAY, 2019 in compliance with resolution 2019-05-204 of the Municipal Council OF MAY, DAY Monique Ritchot Margaret Bouras Annie Thibodeau Antonina Ragusa th Antonio Nardolillo Jean-Marc Thirion SALE FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES SALE FOR NON-PAYMENT Reynald Lamontagne Kurt George Warmuth Charles Jocelyn Louis Marie Marylis Cherasard 8257-37-4311 8256-26-4803 8255-39-4405 8256-23-5635 8156-14-3939 8156-53-4916 8156-53-6600 8156-05-3659 8156-00-9130 8056-83-0704 8155-33-9048 REGISTRATION NUMBER REGISTRATION adopted on May 13, 2019. CAROLINE NADEAU, Legal Counsel Clerk Town GIVEN IN ROSEMÈRE, ON THIS 29 GIVEN IN ROSEMÈRE, ON is hereby given by the undersigned, municipal clerk of the Town of Rosemère, that the of Rosemère, that the Town PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, municipal clerk of the Hall, Town immovables described be sold at public auction in the Municipal hereafter will Council Room of the June 20, 2019, at 10 a.m. in payment 3W1, on Thursday, 100 Charbonneau J7A Street, Rosemère, Québec, may be, including immovables, as the case inter- municipal on transfers of of and/or school taxes and duties unless said taxes, interests and charges are paid ests and charges plus any charges incurred subsequently, prior to the sale, in compliance with the These immovables will be sold with buildings and dependencies erected upon them, as the case may be. These immovables will be sold with buildings and dependencies erected upon them, as the case may said immov- occult easements attached to passive, apparent or with all active, Said sale will be carried out ables. An immovable thus sold will be subject to a one-year opting-out right. sale, in of time the will be payable at adjudication,applicable price of federal and provincial taxes, The fees, cash or by certified cheque. the Québec Rosemère and are part of of Town All the immovables described hereafter are located in the registration division. Terrebonne cadastre, There There was a projects. new community two gardens approve 21, held to on May surprisingly big turnout for a special meeting of Rosemère town council Some of those attending the meetingSome the of those had attending be done in consultation with the peoplebe with the done in consultation in that just as Hamilton go to we could could area. We no preconceived ideas: have go elsewhere. We a time. One projectbrick one at a time. at it’s in these gardens two community putting We’re schools and we’ll see goes.” how that Opponents had petitioned previously and submitted a petition gathered signed Park Hamilton residents by around area.their in garden opposing community a had also questioned time, Westram the (At methodsthe used petition the by gatherers, - - - Gurd askedGurd whether Shared Shared arrangements schools the and the agreed town have sharingfirmlythe on the for arrangement gardens. community they’re okay “And You’re with that? taking up part of said. “It she theirs,” Rosemère officials says this work project this Rosemèresays work officials québécoise Fédération In February 2018, the The conversion of lighting fixtures to lighting of LED fixtures conversion The light standardizing to addition In Town’s the “With its original than times 5 life longer “With Questioned further possibility on the of “Following these arrangements and following “Following started and will be in mid-May completed bulbs, LED technology offers invaluable towns consolidated a feeding tariffto modernize Town of Rosemère systems.public lighting The municipalities first is one of the in Québecto take part program. in this better visibility of the roadway. In fact, LEDbetter visibility roadway. of the makespossible it lighting betterperceive to and shapes.colours underway Now Octoberin LEDon information More 2019. technology https:// be online at found may lumieresurlequebec.ca, progress the of where be involved may followed work in realthe time. des municipalités (FQM), in partnership energywith the services Énergère, company launched a program offering Québec citiesand environmental, socialenvironmental, and economic benefits: is environmentally-friendlyan solution It that addresses safety issues,road efficiently while reducing pollution light its through directional said Westram. lighting,” consumption Cutting technology a significant will impact have on thisinitiative, Through energy consumption. will achieve energy and maintenance Town the $42,460 and $26,800 savings of approximately respectively annually. ing, new the LED fixtures increase lighting residents’providing by comfort safetyand Hamilton Park becoming of a future Park site the Hamilton replied, “If a deci garden, Westram community Park, Hamilton returnsion is to made to it will was they who approached us,” said Councillor was they us,” who approached Nantel. Stépĥanie behind Sacré-CoeurExternat became that the property of Rosemère some years back. The gardens, community will which be locatedon will beschool run property, on a cooperative basis with teachers and residents by students from Rosemère. turn gardens if these community popularity, the beout to popular we will see during a second phase possibility the an idea of pursuing we had Westram start the at elsewhere,” of doing this first phase the to is now, “But for Gurd. told these in this locations.do two So, ques your if be tion was Park, about Hamilton won’t there year.” this Park Hamilton at anything schools will and planting be for that accessible growingresidents,by town also the announced of 600 trees planting the in a wooded area - - -
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From an environmental standpoint, an environmental directionalFrom (NSN) Rosemère mayor Eric Westram recently recently (NSN) Eric Rosemère Westram mayor In addition to gardening spaces at the two two the spaces at gardening to addition In Some of them turned up at last week’s specialSome turned them of last up at week’s In recent years, recent In town officials the current with “This is a bit of a surprise. We weren’t weren’t “This is a bit of a surprise. We While special meetings council usually are MARTIN C. BARRY C. MARTIN Better practices lessen impact of lighting the on living environments. LED prevents lighting from being light lost to equipment installed In addition, the is sky. the certifieddark-sky reduces and to a minimum pollution light the emitted by street lighting. Less loss to sky loss to Less technology. This projectto modernizetechnology. 1,072 fixtures is partlighting aof energy sound and represents a approach management in terms of sustainable initiative considerable development. announced the conversion of the town’s public town’s of the announced conversion the diode (LED) systems light-emitting lighting to
in Rosemère LED with system lighting its public upgrading Town Responsible, sustainable lighting Responsible, sustainable Gardens and tree renewal Gardens and tree explained, the new community gardens are a a new are gardens explained, the community phase” that will “first be conjunc taking in place schools.tion with the council meeting. Among them was Wendy Gurd meeting.council was Among them Wendy who wondered development latest whether the would impact her neighbourhood. As mayor the of the objectionsof the of local area. residents of that townThe had previously budgetedfor $30,000 project. Park deferredthe Hamilton as as well past tried administrations unsuccess project garden a community fully in launch to just west Labelle of Park spite Hamilton in Blvd., expecting to see a crowd like this today,” Mayor Mayor expecting see to today,” this like a crowd somewhat said, astonished by Eric Westram turnout.the interest of at least of at residents with a dozen half interest gardens projects. about community concerns A surprising turnout School. few residents that short such on notice convened particular this ever meeting attend, drew the ings, a voted approve council to unanimously of creation the for pay to $20,000 expenditure newland gardens on behind the community Sacré-Cœur Val-des-Ormes Externat and at significant items betweenregular council meet But Town hasn’t abandoned idea for a future garden in Hamilton Park Hamilton in a future idea garden for abandoned hasn’t Town But Rosemère to create community create to Rosemère schools Sacré-Cœur Val-des-Ormes at and gardens D 8 • The North Shore News • May 31, 2019 W online andinthe world.” real of differentall kinds of discrimination forms inhatecombat andanti-Semitism this rise and We also. 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MP Linda Lapointe with co-owners Y. The Canadian Plastics Innovation Challenge is is Challenge Innovation Canadian Plastics The supporting “I amproud is that ourGovernment - May 31, 2019 • The North Shore News • 9 364, RUE DUBOIS, SAINT-EUSTACHE 364, 1 844 475-2769 DENISBRETON.COM FROM 11AM TO 2PM 11AM TO FROM “For the many students who will who students be it many initiative, the involved in the “For 8, can signResidents June who wish trees plant to on Saturday is a symbol of their commitment and their hope for the planet,” is a symbol hope planet,” their and the for commitment of their said Denyse Hébert. school “Our is thrilled do our part to for environment.” the or call Recreation the website Department at town’s up on the 7380. But, again,450-621-3500, extension it is important to limited a maximum places are of 30. to since hurry, Leboeuf came us idea with revitalize to the to our urban forest, we did everythinghappen. it And all of our make to we could project partners shared enthusiasm.” our ST WITH INVITATION L’OCEANIC DE RIMOUSKI L’OCEANIC ALEXIS ARRIVE EARLY! PHOTOS ALEXIS IS ONE OF OUR ALEXIS IS ONE OF OUR FORMER PLAYER OF THE OF FORMER PLAYER SESSION OF SESSION OF SEIGNEURS DES MILLE-ÎLES, BE PART OF OUR TEAM BE PART LEFRENIÈRE AND FUTURE DRAFT OF THE NHL. OF AND FUTURE DRAFT VIKINGS DE ST-EUSTACHE, OF VIKINGS DE ST-EUSTACHE, BEAUTIFUL PRIDE OF THE REGION. PRIDE OF BEAUTIFUL STAR OF STAR AUTOGRAPHED AUTOGRAPHED SATURDAY JUNE 1 SATURDAY Rosemère’s mayor, several town councillors and others are seen here on the site near Externat near on the site Sacré-Cœur seen here and others are of the new councillors town several mayor, Rosemère’s community gardens. The first round of planting is set to take place on June 8 with round of ison planting The first to place set take “In said Westram. very are our trees of proud in Rosemère,” “We complex ecosystems variety in terms of the province in the complex of flora and fauna.” local residents and SHER members. When school starts back after summer break, the will students be given opportunity the hands get dirtyto their round. They with final a and help will bethen askedkeep to on how everything close watch grows. trees of Rosemère’s Proud When Michel fact, known they’rethings we are the one of for.
ome green been have spaces in Rosemère informal that play beenareas of local generations have for children chosenas the , town councillors and SHER councillors , town Westram Eric Mayor Rosemère 27 during on May the planting seen here members are woods behind in the than 600 trees of the first of more Externat Sacré-Cœur. “The Sacré-Coeur woods are a true ecological treasure,” said “The Sacré-Coeur woods a true are ecological treasure,” At the same time, the town announced same time, the a partnership the betweenAt Rosemère residents who are interested in taking in interested Rosemère part residents are who in Denyse Hébert, head of Externat Sacré-Coeur, wasDenyse Hébert, delighted head Sacré-Coeur, of Externat “These community gardens have come to life life to because come the “These of have gardens community The community gardens’ planting planting beds,gardens’ community The which will made be For Westram, being at Externat Sacré-Cœur being Externat was at a bit of journey Westram, For The two projects are part of an agreementreached betweenthe Mayor Eric Westram and members of town council joined staff members and joined town of council staff Eric Westram Mayor MARTIN C. BARRY C. MARTIN per cent of the forest cover in Quebec.in cover forest of the most peris the of one cent It Michel Leboeuf.Michel “They hickory, to a stand home of bitternut are typea one only for is increasingly treeof that accounting rare, (SHER) to plant 625 trees(SHER) plant to and shrubs revitalize to wooded the video A was montage also Sacré-Coeur. Externat areaaround have North forests how Shore shown, on the demonstrating been steadily shrinking from urban past development over the decades. Revitalizing the woods Revitalizing biologists Leboeuf residents and Michel Réjean and Dumas, Sacré-CoeurExternat Société and the de Rosemère d’horticulture Recreation Department at 450-621-3500, extension 7380. Recreation7380. Department extension 450-621-3500, at only a limited will number of applications be accepted However, delay. so don’t a compelling example of intergenerational cooperation, pairing of intergenerational example a compelling said. she with localour students families,” encouraged call are to gardens initiative the community the by the news.by the “Not only will project this allow people grow to owntheir fruits and vegetables, our school garden plot at is the partnershiphas wonderfuland been that collaboration estab - added. Westram lished between town both and the schools,” because they locatedare opposite on town, sides the of “And they will be easy get residents to to.” for Intergenerational project Intergenerational after school hours until June 23 and then all day long over the long over the day all 23 and then after schoolJune until hours summer holidays. There will spacesbe 24 gardening set up on municipal landSacré-Coeurbehind Externat will be that made each a Rosemère space, family will public. the to For available be paired with a student. used to play soccer in the gym,” he told a gathering of officials a gathering he told used gym,” soccer in the play to schools. townfrom and the the woodworking community in the workshop, will be accessible Brings back memories a school I know because well back down memory two lane. “It’s I and here, grown now are who attended up daughters my of schools. In addition to the areas at Externat Sacré-Cœur, ten ten schools. Sacré-Cœur, areas Externat the In addition to at raisedSchool beds planting will giveVal-des-Ormes of in front familiesten opportunity the gardening. experience to town and Externat Sacré-Cœur, as well as Val-des-Ormes School, as as well Val-des-Ormes Sacré-Cœur, town and Externat enthusiasts allow gardening grow to fruits to and vegetables. is beingA $30,000 investment split between town and the the from the Externat Sacré-Cœur on May 27 on the grounds the 27 on Sacré-Cœurthe of Externat fromthe on May gardens project, community the of schoollaunch shorta the for town will the distance from where also be new planting trees. project undertaken with two schools. town in conjunction by the A beautiful setting future sites of community gardens asgardens asa tree well for planting sites future of community More than 600 new trees to be grown in forest behind Externat 600 than behind new trees Sacré-Cœur forest to in grown be More Rosemère opens community opens Rosemère enthusiasts planting for gardens S 10 • The North Shore News • May 31, 2019
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He was the Mr. Jeannot Tremblay theCISSSinForestville Diedat onMay 1934 -2019 TREMBLAY, Jeannot May 31, 2019 • The North Shore News • 13 • Monuments / Engraving • Monuments • Chapel / Funerals • Commemoration services • Funeral • Pre-arrangements in your time of need CODY, Angéline CODY, 1937 - 2019 passed away at the age of 82, 2019, May 20, on In Sept-Îles, Lionel Bouchard and residing wife of Mr. Angéline Cody, Mrs. Lionel Mr. She is survived by her husband, in Sept-Îles. 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WEEK OF SAGITTARIUS You’re going to have some trou controlling your spending ble when you find yourself in a shop you love. It would be wise to become more spiritual and less material in your outlook. CAPRICORN You’ll accomplish a feat that will make you proud. If you’re single, expect to encounter your soul mate, or at least to start talking about the future with an intriguing new partner. AQUARIUS You’ll realize the importance of being healthy and start living in the moment. This should be a week of rest, relaxation and rejuvenation. PISCES Not everyone is good at mana- ging stress. It’s best to accept the situation and avoid swim ming against the current. You’ll have a major flash of inspiration while in a creative headspace. GEMINI If you’re in the process of rene- wing either your mortgage or a loan, you’ll be in an excellent position to negotiate. Giving yourself a more flexible budget could be advantageous. CANCER You’ll probably have trouble ma- a decision for one reason king or another. Don’t waste your time weighing the pros and cons. In your heart, you know the right answer. LEO You’ll feel determined to im prove your figure for the sum mer and this will have a posi tive effect on your overall health. It’s the perfect time to change your routine. VIRGO People would be wise to pay attention to what you have to say. There’s a good chance you’ll share something that will stick with them for a long time. Your words may travel far and wide over the internet. LIBRA Important developments are afoot, in your home and both with your significant other. You might decide to move in with a new partner, have a baby or rebuild your family. SCORPIO You won’t be afraid to say loud and clear what others are si lently thinking. Fortunately, wis- and maturity will help you dom be diplomatic and choose your words with care. ARIES TAURUS If youvacation coming have a up, be sure to organize the de tails, especially if you’re taking a trip abroad or heading out on the road. There are many considerations that mustn’t be overlooked. Something will happen that for- Something will you to organize an urgent ces meeting at work or elsewehere. Many people will count on you and you’ll become their leader. JUNE 16 TO 22, 2019 JUNE 16 TO ARIES, TAURUS AND PISCES ARIES, TAURUS THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK: THE LUCKIEST
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widely emulated. PISCES You’ll set yourself apart and win admiration in some way. It might be with a new sum mer look that makes people take notice like never before. Once you’ve re-established or- der, the people living under your roof will start to get along better. AQUARIUS Whatever project you’re wor- on, it’s essential that you king take the time to attend to every detail and complete the preparatory steps. By procee- ding in this way, you’ll mark a great achievement and be SAGITTARIUS If you have young kids, you’ll start to worry about how to occupy them over the summer. You might want to put aside some time to choose a summer camp. CAPRICORN At work, you’ll achieve a cer tain amount of success by taking the time to negotiate, ask ques tions and finalize agreements. fessionally or in some other fessionally or in some other manner. SCORPIO You’ll upon important stumble details relevant to a course or professional training program. specta Should you attend it, cular developments lie ahead of you. You feel the need to broaden your horizons. you’ll enjoy the peace and quiet. LIBRA You’ll organize an event such as a housewarming, anniversary or birthday party that will bring a lot of people together. It will end up being a total success. You’ll be popular socially, pro LEO It’s you important that get some rest. At work, you’ll need a se- cond cup of coffee to get your brain going and recover your productivity. You’ll be particu larly creative and your intuition will be right on point. VIRGO Your plans could change at the last minute. For example, your friends might cancel an event you organized. Fortunately, this will give you time to relax and GPS or at least some good dri CANCER If you need to make an impor tant acquisition, mull over the transaction for at least a day. This will ensure you get the best price. TAURUS People will confide their inner most secrets to you because you’re a trustworthy and dis creet person. Some revelations will be quite unusual and might leave you perplexed. GEMINI It will take you longer than you expect to get around. You might have to chauffeur your friends on several occasions. Try to get a hold of a map, a ving directions. ARIES If you moved recently, you’ll need to redecorate give the to place a personal touch. Also, someone in your family might announce a pregnancy. Taking a professional course over the summer could be advantageous. JUNE 2 TO 8, 2019 JUNE 2 TO 8, VIRGO, LIBRA AND SCORPIO AND VIRGO, LIBRA
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WEEK OF PISCES You’ll have a lot of shopping to do this week. Don’t worry too much about getting the best price or about negotiating the best repayment conditions for a loan; you’ll save money on the interest payments. AQUARIUS You’ll have lots to talk about. You’ll give a speech and be warmly applauded. Also, you’ll reach out to people who can help you resolve a financial matter. You’ll decide to buy or sell a new property on a whim. You’ll find a place that suits your fam ily’s needs perfectly — even if it’s a last-minute decision. CAPRICORN SAGITTARIUS You’ll stand out in a big way within a group. You’ll be fairly proud of this and feel embolde- re This will bolster your ned. putation as a leader among your peers and possibly within the company you work for. You’ll pay special attention to your health. You might start a new diet that will prove to be quite effective. The results will show quickly and many people will imitate you in order to have the same success. SCORPIO LIBRA Your love life will occupy much of your attention during the week. The main goal will be to work with your partner to plan your future together. If you’re single, you’ll become more pro active in seeking out your soul mate. VIRGO Are you feeling frantic and emo Big disruptions such as a tional? move are on the horizon. You’ll need to make profound chan- in order to give yourself a ges stronger foundation. LEO The time has come to plan your next holiday. Indulge yourself with a trip worthy of royalty. There will be many small tasks to take care of in preparation of an event that will be well attended. You’ll feel overburdened with professional and familial respon sibilities. If you have young chil dren, you’ll actively involve your year-end in their scholastic self activities. CANCER GEMINI You’ll enlarge your circle social and professional network. You’ll take the reins planning a large- be scale event that turns out to a huge success. TAURUS Someone close to you might need your assistance. You’ll feel weighed down by health issues or growing fatigue. Take the time to recharge and recover. ARIES action packed You’ll have an week and put ideas that inspire you Our greatest into practice. achievements grow out of our dreams. GEMINI, AND LEO CANCER MAY 26 TO JUNE 1, 2019 MAY 26 TO THE LUCKIEST SIGNS THIS WEEK: THE LUCKIEST FROM MARCH 21 TO JUNE 30, 2019 subscribe to our newsletter
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