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In the North Shore Blainville, Boisbriand, Bois-des-Filion, Deux-Montagnes, Lorraine, Rosemère, barbiesgrill.com Pointe-Calumet, Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac, Sainte-Thérèse, Saint-Eustache Suggested presentation. Vol. 17 - 03 January 15, 2021 450-978-9999 www.ns-news.com [email protected] North Shore News Curfew Exclusive in the North Shore Page 3 SWLSB a year in review Vaccinations begin in CHSLD Page 5 in Laurentians Page 11 At IGA extra Daigle, we always take our time to serve you better. BestVE Choice IEENNVENNUUEE Our services BBI CHEZ NOUS! • Packers • Order online at Chez IGA extraSince Daigle, 1983 • Delivery service igadaigle.com nous aimons prendre le temps de bien vous servir. • Phone orders 450-430-9897 • Open from 8 am Nos services LCOM to midnight Emballeurs E E W AT OUR STORES Looking forward to serving you Service de livraison Visit-usVisit-us at at igadaigle.com igadaigle.com Commandes téléphoniques 450,450, Blainville Blainville Str. Str. 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Cette épreuve est utilisée à des fins de mise en page seulement.X Curfew in the North Shore North Shore News Exclusive Lac des Deux-Montagnes police DIMITRIS ILIAS Local Journalism Initiative Reporter department For The North-Shore News [email protected] NSN reached out to the Lac des Deux- Montagnes police department to get an overview Saturday night and cellphones all over Quebec of the situation Inspector Jean-Philippe Labbé emitted a screeching tone with a message that confirmed that the vast majority of the residents the curfew was about to start. For my wife and conformed to the new curfew rules. There were I, it caught us at the dinner table, and I cannot 5 fines given for illegal gatherings and 6 fines for hide that it added a little Orwellian taste to our people, pedestrian or in cars, for breaking the Saturday evening. Unfortunately, according to curfew rules. Inspector Labbé confirmed that the Government, it is a measure of last resort if a person gets caught during curfew, that falls to, once more, flatten the curve. It is vital that under penal law (not criminal). the load on hospitals, which are reeling from The City of Deux Montagnes informed its a second coming of the virus, is diminished. citizens that in order to enforce the curfew Unfortunately, the second wave, just like the first announced by the Government of Quebec, the Foot pain? WE CAN HELP! one, caught most of the world by surprise…again! Régie de police du lac des Deux-Montagnes would increase its staff on the 9th and 10th of Thérèse-De Blainville police • BUNION & HAMMERTOE SURGERY January, starting at 8 p.m. Police officers patrolled (minimum incision) department the streets with flashing lights on for increased • Foot, Ankle and Knee Pain In my neighborhood, the curfew has been visibility. The police are mandated to issue tickets enforced quite strictly and police cars passed to offenders, unless an exception applies. • Custom high quality plantar orthotics by, stopping cars continuously the past several This operation is being carried out at the • Ingrown Toenails nights. According to the police report, the RIPTB request of the government and will take place (Régie intermunicipale de police Thérèse-De simultaneously in the other regions of Quebec. • EFFECTIVE treatments for Plantar Warts January 15, 2021 Blainville) several police officers were assigned “Soft” Curfew • LASER TECHNOLOGY (discolored nails) throughout the territory to enforce compliance Although the curfew in Quebec and in Canada • Pediatric Foot Problems with the new health measures. More than 250 generally was a rare thing for us, it is most vehicles were intercepted up Monday as well as certainly a “soft” one. In many countries in 16 pedestrians. 12 fines were issued for non-com- Years Experience podiatrerivenord.com • Europe, the measures are much more severe. 25 The North Shore News pliance with the curfew. A few pedestrians were In Athens, for example, just to get out of your New York College of Podiatric Medicine (1996) encountered and only one report was issued. The house during the day, you must text a code to Clinician at UQTR first evening of the curfew began with an illegal 450 979-0303 the police to state your reason for going out. gathering in the Sainte-Thérèse sector and 10 The curfew at night, is also enforced and this fines were given to offenders. situation has started much earlier than Quebec. 260 Grande Cote, It appears that most countries are going into a Dr Martin Scutt, Rosemere holding pattern for the vaccines to start having PODIATRIST & Assoc. (near the train station) • the desired effect. 3 Opinion 10.000 & copies 3860, boul. Notre-Dame, # 304, Editorial Laval, QC H7V 1S1 Tel: 450-978-9999•Fax: 450-687-6330 E-mail: [email protected] www.ns-news.com THAT’S WHAT I’M THINKING Distributed to the Robert Vairo North Shore region Publishers: There is Hope in these bad times. George Bakoyannis ell now. That is some beginning to 2021. Unprecedented Canada, a huge country dealing with a vaccine that has to be kept George S. Guzmas curfew in Quebec, never before seen violent attempted insur- ridiculously cold. Working out the logistics or distribution just takes rection at the White House, Covid-19 reaching record levels time. The pace will accelerate. Positive. General Director: of infection and showing no sign of slowing down, in fact the virus Remember back when we were hoping for a Canadian vaccine from George Bakoyannis W is mutating, snail pace inoculation with what few vaccines Canada Halifax’s Dalhousie University? They were doing research with China’s has obtained. The entitled travelling politicians and bureaucrats, who Sinovac. Had it come to be, not that many of us would have lined up VP Sales & Marketing: George S. Guzmas were caught. There are more headlines during these first few days of for a China related vaccine anyway. As you know, China, world bullies [email protected] the year, but enough negativity for now. that they are, pulled out of the Canadian alliance and went on their And here I was expecting, at least hoping, really hoping to begin the own. Turns out their vaccine is said to be no more than “78% effective”. Graphic Design: New Year with the Laval News on a high note. You know, a positive I’m glad events unfolded as they did. That’s positive. Costa Hovris commentary. It’s tough. Nearly impossible. The assault on democracy by domestic terrorists almost led to the Elena Molter They say to remain positive amidst the bombardment of negative destruction of the electoral ballots in Washington. Imagine if that Thomas Bakoyannis news is to watch less of it. But with less screen time news, a phone call would have happened. Those yahoos would have burned them in or informal chat with a family member or friend will almost always public view. But according to some Twitter chatter, the young Senate bring up current events. Someone else will undoubtedly inform you, staff rushed the valises out, full of votes from the 50 states, before the Advertising Consultants: so you’re going to find out anyway. And besides, we all want to stay thugs crashed Congress. That’s positive. Peter Stavropoulos current, especially these days. Our Health Minister Anna Hajdu approved two million faulty Covid [email protected] Another suggestion is to watch positive news. Where is there positive test kits for 150 million dollars. Fortunately, someone decided to test news? Each medium has a news template that includes stories on chaos, them after the first five thousand arrived.
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