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Taxes extra. 1. Additional data: $7/100 MB. Roaming charges apply when not on the Fido network or in an Extended Coverage area within Canada; fido.ca/roaming. Additional airtime, data, long distance, roaming, add-ons, provincial 9-1-1 fees (if applicable) and taxes are extra and billed monthly. TMFido and related names & logos are trademarks used under licence. © 2018 Fido Nouvelles Parc-Extension News • 2 FILIA ‘Walk A Thon’ raises thousands for senior citizens’ needs Participants had sunny weather on Saturday Sept. 15 MARTIN C. BARRY The Park Extension Association for Senior Citizens, otherwise known as FILIA, had excel- lent weather for their 12th annual Walk A Thon event held on Saturday Sept. 15 on the streets surrounding their Ogilvy Ave. headquarters. Fundraising for seniors The walkers made their way through the streets of Park Ex, and then back to FILIA for a BBQ lunch prepared by volunteers. The event raised around $11,000 in 2017 and was expected to bring in a similar amount this year. Proceeds will be going principally towards supporting FILIA’s meals-on-wheels programs. Although the area’s Member of Parliament, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, could not be there, he sent a letter of greetings which was read out to the several dozen people who participated, before they set out on the walk. Message from the PM “Today we gather to help improve the lives of our senior citizens by raising awareness of seniors issues and supporting the meals-on- wheels program,” Trudeau said in his message “I would like to thank FILIA for which was read out by Papineau riding office making this event possible,” political attaché Stavroula Daklaras. “Senior citizens have made and continue to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said make many contributions to our communities,” he added. “And events such as this allow us in a message which was read out to to ensure that their needs are being met and their voices are being heard. I would like to the FILIA supporters thank FILIA for making this event possible and everyone attending for their support for this FILIA members dressed in their blue FILIA t-shirts make their way along a street in Park Extension during the 12th annual FILIA Walk worthwhile cause.” A Thon on Sept. 15, in order to raise funds for meals-on-wheels and other services to help senior citizens. ‘A wonderful event,’ says Deros to get out on the street walking, while at the “This is a wonderful event for the meals-on- same time raising funds that are necessary for wheels that is provided by FILIA,” said Park the operation of the organization.” Extension city councillor Mary Deros. “The “This is an event that I’ve always attended Walk A Thon keeps our seniors in shape and – the work that is being done by FILIA is encourages them to walk as much as possible. unbelievable – exceptional,” said Laurier-Dorion But it’s also raising funds to provide a lower Quebec Liberal candidate George Tsantrizos. cost for the meals-on-wheels for the population that FILIA serves.” Encouraging the seniors Emmanuella Lambropoulos, the Liberal MP “On a day like today, we’re here not only to for Saint-Laurent, said FILIA executive-director support the program that provides meals to Joanna Tsoublekas “does a great job at being the seniors in Park Extension, but also to sensitize voice of senior citizens and organizing activities the population to the fact that seniors can be to help as much as she can.” healthy and active while still contributing to the Helping out the seniors development of our society,” said Tsantrizos. “And I think it’s very important to be here to Nicholas T. Pagonis, president of the Hellenic encourage that.” Community of Montreal, praised FILIA for While FILIA’s initial mission was to provide doing a lot to help senior citizens. “It gives to assistance for Greek women of the Park the seniors a chance to get out of the house, to Extension Hellenic community, its mandate have a social life, to have the opportunity to has since then been broadened and people of learn a lot of things,” he said. every origin are welcome. Some of the services “Because FILIA is not only a place where 28 septembre /September 28, 2018 • FILIA provides are home housekeeping and they can get together,” he continued. “It also supervision, volunteer training and a healthcare offers services. 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Ataking place on Monday Oct. 1, they More importantly, Couillard has shown might want to take into consideration that old himself capable of compensating for the lack bit of folk wisdom which tells us: “Be careful of charisma with an equally abundant amount of Alcide Borik what you wish for.” intelligence and a capacity for careful analysis – Over the past two years or so, political trends factors which could see him playing the tortoise as unpredictable as the weather in a globally in this election to Legault’s much flashier but warming environment have led to the election more incautious hare. Un nouveau nez nous est donné : of some turbulent governments. They include As election day draws near, one can’t help Donald Trump’s presidency of the U.S. – which but think that the Parti Québécois, which Ah non, c’est un potard jeune homme… is destabilizing diplomatic relations as well as once dominated the National Assembly and national economies around the globe. part of Quebec’s political landscape, might be (Cyrano de Bergerac) And we need only look just west to Ontario about to suffer the same humiliating fate as a where that province’s ‘Pillsbury Doughboy,’ formerly great but now defunct party – the Ma cousine et néanmoins dentiste examine ma dentition et dévoile ses bactéries : Premier Doug Ford, in virtually his first major Union Nationale – which died a lingering death act, used the full abusive force of his office to following the sudden demise of its founding Tu as une comédie de molaires, c’est une tragédie de Racines! exact revenge on the City of Toronto – where leader Maurice Duplessis.
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