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Thinking of Selling Your Home? HUMANIA CENTRE Call Me Today for a FREE Evaluation with No Obligation Introducing, our new Pilaros Pita! Also available in pie format Everything It’s not a trend, it’s a tradition! will be www.pilaros.com 1.888.PILAROS • 450.681.6900 Laval’s English Paper, Since 1993 all right! Vol. 28 - No. 11 May 27, 2020 450-978-9999 www.lavalnews.ca [email protected] 120,000 readers We can gradually Restaurants launch Premier Legault & Mayor Demers restart normal class action VS activities while protecting insurance meet for pandemic crisis... PAGE 3 ourselves! Information and PAGE 5 advice inside. 20-210-125FA_Formats-promo_EN_.indd 2 Revolving doors at 20-05-07 08:20 ACTION LAVAL PAGE 9 MATURE We can gradually L I F E restart normal activities while protecting ourselves! Resources If you are concerned that you might have COVID-19 or have symptoms like the appearance or worsening of cough, fever, difficulty breathing In the coming weeks, activities Abide by the protective health recommendations Face coverings and/or loss of smell or taste will gradually resume in without nasal congestion, call one Québec, with the consent and After you go out in public, monitor yourself for symptoms and abide by the Wearing a face covering is Children under 2 years of age and of the following phone numbers: following recommendations. recommended in public settings people with respiratory difficulties or collaboration of public health 418 644-4545, 514 644-4545, whenever physical distancing is not who are handicapped or unable to 450 644-4545, 819 644-4545 or authorities. The reopenings possible.DOCTOR For example, this could be remove their face covering without 1 877 644-4545 (toll free throughout will occur in phases, depending when you go shopping for groceries help, should not wear one. Québec) to be directed to the on the type of activities and or take public transit. SAVAS FORTIS: appropriate resource. If you are the geographic zone. You You can learn more about the correct a hard-of-hearing person, call When you wear a face covering in use of a face covering and how can check information about 1 800 361-9596 (TTY toll free). • Wash your hands frequently with • If you must go out, stay at least public, you must also follow other to make one by viewing the short the reopening phases on the safetyMORE measures, such as hygiene.THANvideos onA the Government of Québec soap and warm running water for at 2 meters (around 6 feet) away from Government of Québec website: least 20 seconds. people who do not live in your website: If you are sick, stay home. If you must Québec.ca/coronavirus household. Québec.ca/couvre-visage • Use an alcohol-based hand rub if goDENTAL to a medical clinic or the hospital, soap and water are not available. • If you are unable to stay at least wear your face covering until you are 2 meters away from others, wear a Throughout this process it will • Practice proper cough and sneeze given a procedure mask. face covering. My name is COVID-19… remain essential to abide by etiquette: protective health directives, • If you are sick, avoid all contact with SURGEON; which limit the danger of the more vulnerable people such as seniors and people whose immune virus spreading. If you have system is weakened or that have a A DENTIST COVID-19 symptoms, it is chronic disease. equally crucial to follow the • Avoid direct contact when you recommendations for home Cover your If you use a tissue, greet someone, such as shaking mouth and nose dispose of it as WITH A isolation in order to avoid hands, and use alternative ways to with your arm to soon as possible transmitting the disease to greet people. Scarf Face covering Bandana or reduce the spread and wash your made of paper or a tightly woven fabric and I am not alive! ... Students viewsothers. onof germs. COVID-19hands afterwards. ... COMMUNITYa tightly woven fabric HEART Québec.ca/coronavirus May 27, 2020 • 1 877 644-4545 PAGE 26 The Laval News PAGE 24 • Pages 11-22 11 20-210-125FA_Hebdo_Guide6_DoublePages_En_11mai_Corr_.indd Toutes les pages 20-05-20 16:30 Agence immobilière Thinking of selling your home? HUMANIA CENTRE Call me today for a FREE evaluation with no obligation. 514.993.5010 [email protected] Voula Kottaridis 2 • The Laval News • May 27, 2020 Premier Legault meets with Laval Mayor Demers ‘The pandemic hit us with full force and created a humanitarian challenge,’ said Mayor Marc Demers Quebec Premier François Legault is seen in this screen capture from a webcast he and other officials, including Laval mayor Marc Demers, and Saint-Rose MNA Christopher Skeete, gave from Montreal on recovery efforts for the COVID-19 pandemic. With Marc Demers – the mayor of one We are living through a crisis.” “The pandemic hit us with full force and relaunching our economy.” of Quebec’s cities with an especially high Answering journalists’ questions on the distan- created a humanitarian challenge, a sanitary Demers was also asked by journalists for his concentration of families – seated beside cing rules to be enforced in the daycamps, Dr. challenge, and one that is economic,” said explanation as to why the COVID-19 situation him, Premier François Legault announced in Horacio Arruda, the director of public health Demers. in Laval has become so troublesome and with Montreal last week that children’s summer for Quebec, said the emphasis will be on ensur- Demers: Recovery underway a much higher infection rate. daycamps will be allowed to open in June, ing that groups of children remain small. He “Right now I cannot answer that,” he said. as efforts continue to turn the coronavirus said there would be twice as many monitors for “In Laval, our solidarity allowed us to create “But one thing that my previous job taught crisis into a recovery effort. the children than would normally be the case. over the past few years a lively, united commun- me is to make sure that we have less victims Reducing the impact ity, a strong economy and sound finances. I am as possible from now on, and making sure we convinced that this same unity is essential to are helping everybody who is in trouble. Later MARTIN C. BARRY “With more monitors, this will, in my opinion, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter confront the current pandemic. This will allow on we will be trying to find out why all those facilitate the reduction of the impact of trans- For The Laval News us to ensure a full recovery and to succeed with things happened.” [email protected] mission in these camps,” Arruda said. “On the other hand, what needs to be under- stood is that the coronavirus is circulating, Daycamps opening although children get off relatively easy. So it’s “I know many people are concerned about not to say that just because some cases turn daycamps for kids,” Legault said during a up in a daycamp that it will be a catastrophe. I COVID-19 webcast and press conference held would like people to understand that this too at Place des Arts in downtown Montreal. will be part of life returning to normal. But we “I’m happy to announce that the public health will be keeping a close eye on things.” authorities have given us the green light to Regarding the COVID-19 situation in Laval, re-open the daycamps on June 22,” Legault said. which was the Quebec community hardest hit RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL ASPHALT “Of course, it will be with distancing rules. But last week by the coronavirus, Legault said he it’s very important for kids to play outside, to had met that morning with Mayor Demers and MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OIL BASED SEALER PROTECTION play together.” they agreed the situation was getting better. The announcement was sure to be greeted with Use face masks, says Legault BEFORE AFTER great relief in Laval and across the province by “But we must stay vigilant,” said the Premier, the many parents who’ve been diligently caring advising that wearing a face mask while using round the clock for children without a break, public transit is one of the best ways people in because daycares and schools have been closed general can do their part to keep COVID-19 since mid-March. from spreading. Camp monitors needed Concerning the recovery process, Legault said, While noting that social distancing proto- “We continue to gradually re-open. But if the cols will be applied in the daycamps, Legault contagion re-starts, we’ll have to come back acknowledged that the government is currently to a pause. So nobody wants that and the best facing a challenge recruiting enough monitors way to avoid it is to respect the instructions. to supervise the children, principally because To win this battle we must play as a team. I’m a larger than normal number of monitors will counting on you all.” be needed. For his part, Mayor Demers noted that on Still, Legault warned, “The crisis isn’t over. It’s Monday May 25, the beginning of the end still hard. There are still many adjustments to be confinement measures would be starting in WE REPAIR made. Not everything is perfect. I see some who Laval and the first of a series of businesses that BEFORE BEFORE are being critical and I ask you to be patient. were closed would be re-opening. • Cracks Demers contemplates making • Pot Holes • Edges of May 27, 2020 • COVID-19 masks mandatory Garage AFTER AFTER (TLN) The City of Laval, the municipality in 250,000 masks will be in addition to 60,000 Entrances Quebec that is the second-hardest hit from which have been set aside for distribution the COVID-19 pandemic, expects to receive throughout Laval’s public transit system.
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