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Voici Le Montréal Africain Tv 212 5 au 20 fevrier 2021 BON MOIS DE L’HISTOIRE DES NOIRS DE LA PART DE VOS DÉPUTÉS FÉDÉRAUX LIBÉRAUX En cette période de distanciation sociale, nous vous souhaitons de célébrer avec prudence. HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH FROM YOUR FEDERAL LIBERAL MPS In this time of social distancing, we wish you to celebrate safely. page 2 TRÈS HON. JUSTIN TRUDEAU ANJU DHILLON EMMANUEL DUBOURG FAYÇAL EL-KHOURY HON. MARC GARNEAU MP / Député MP / Députée MP / Député MP / Député MP / Député Papineau Dorval – Lachine – LaSalle Bourassa Laval – Les Îles Notre-Dame-de-Grâce – [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Westmount (514) 277-6020 (514) 639-4497 (514) 323-1212 (450) 689-4594 [email protected] (514) 283-2013 HON. STEVEN GUILBEAULT ANTHONY HOUSEFATHER ANGELO IACONO HON. MÉLANIE JOLY ANNIE KOUTRAKIS MP / Député MP / Député MP / Député MP / Députée MP / Députée LaurierVariants – Sainte-Marie Mont-Royal / Mountanglais, Royal Alfred-Pellan sud-africain Ahuntsic-Cartierville Vimy [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] et514-522-1339 brésilien(514) 283-0171 du coronavirus(450) 661-4117 (514) 383-3709 : que(450) 973-5660 savons-nous ? EMMANUELLA LAMBROPOULOS HON. DAVID LAMETTI PATRICIA LATTANZIO SORAYA MARTINEZ FERRADA ALEXANDRA MENDÈS MP / Députée MP / Député MP / Députée MP / Députée pageMP / Députée 11 Saint-Laurent LaSalle– Émard– Verdun Saint-Léonard – Saint-Michel Hochelaga Brossard–Saint-Lambert [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (514) 335-6655 (514) 363-0954 (514) 256-4548 (514) 283-2655 (450) 466-6872 PROVERBE AFRICAIN ANNÉE 2021 PourquoiHON. MARC MILLER s’enYVES ROBILLARD prendreHON. PABLO à RODRIGUEZ la flècheFRANCIS SCARPALEGGIA quandSAMEER le ZUBERI MP / Député MP / Député MP / Député MP / Député MP / Député Ville-Marie – Le Sud-Ouest – Marc-Aurèle-Fortin Honoré-Mercier Lac-Saint-Louis Pierrefonds – Dollard OnÎle-des-Soeurs ne [email protected] ê[email protected] [email protected] d’[email protected] [email protected] (450) 622-2992 (514) 353-5044 (514) 695-6661 (514) 624-5725 tireur(514) 496-4885 est présent ? arbre et ami de ses fruits OPTIMISTES page 12 DOSSIER SPÉCIAL page12 POUR RÉSOUDRE NOS PROBLÈMES NOUS VOUS EXPLIQUONS COMMENT MARTINE KASSONGO Contactez nous : 514 691 2824 page 12 COVID-19 EN AFRIQUE 8 Choses que vous ignoriez Quand le coronavirus révèle VOICI LE MONTRÉAL AFRICAIN TV sur la Saint-Valentin ! une facette méconnue de l’Afrique Crédit photo Amy-Élène Diouf page 3 page 5 BON MOIS DE L’HISTOIRE DES NOIRS DE LA PART DE VOS DÉPUTÉS FÉDÉRAUX LIBÉRAUX En cette période de distanciation sociale, nous vous souhaitons de célébrer avec prudence. HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH FROM YOUR FEDERAL LIBERAL MPS In this time of social distancing, we wish you to celebrate safely. TRÈS HON. JUSTIN TRUDEAU ANJU DHILLON EMMANUEL DUBOURG FAYÇAL EL-KHOURY HON. MARC GARNEAU MP / Député MP / Députée MP / Député MP / Député MP / Député Papineau Dorval – Lachine – LaSalle Bourassa Laval – Les Îles Notre-Dame-de-Grâce – [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Westmount (514) 277-6020 (514) 639-4497 (514) 323-1212 (450) 689-4594 [email protected] (514) 283-2013 HON. STEVEN GUILBEAULT ANTHONY HOUSEFATHER ANGELO IACONO HON. MÉLANIE JOLY ANNIE KOUTRAKIS MP / Député MP / Député MP / Député MP / Députée MP / Députée Laurier – Sainte-Marie Mont-Royal / Mount Royal Alfred-Pellan Ahuntsic-Cartierville Vimy [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 514-522-1339 (514) 283-0171 (450) 661-4117 (514) 383-3709 (450) 973-5660 EMMANUELLA LAMBROPOULOS HON. DAVID LAMETTI PATRICIA LATTANZIO SORAYA MARTINEZ FERRADA ALEXANDRA MENDÈS MP / Députée MP / Député MP / Députée MP / Députée MP / Députée Saint-Laurent LaSalle– Émard– Verdun Saint-Léonard – Saint-Michel Hochelaga Brossard–Saint-Lambert [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (514) 335-6655 (514) 363-0954 (514) 256-4548 (514) 283-2655 (450) 466-6872 HON. MARC MILLER YVES ROBILLARD HON. PABLO RODRIGUEZ FRANCIS SCARPALEGGIA SAMEER ZUBERI MP / Député MP / Député MP / Député MP / Député MP / Député Ville-Marie – Le Sud-Ouest – Marc-Aurèle-Fortin Honoré-Mercier Lac-Saint-Louis Pierrefonds – Dollard Île-des-Soeurs [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (450) 622-2992 (514) 353-5044 (514) 695-6661 (514) 624-5725 (514) 496-4885 3 VOICI LE MONTREAL AFRICAIN TV Par Martine Kassongo Un pari fou ou« Une démarche cou- rageuse » Voici la télévision du Montréal Africain ! Nous profitons de cette occa- sion de célébration du Mois de l’Histoire des Noirs pour partager la nouvelle.On attendait avec impatience son entrée en ondes. Le nouveau bébé du Montréal Africain est en plein pied en 2021. L’arri- vée d’une nouvelle chaîne qui s’ajoute à la radio et au journal papier déjà dispo- nibles, est un pari audacieux en ce temps particulier marqué par la pandémie de la covid 19.Cette chaîne qui se veut in- colore, inclusive et accessible à tous, entre en scène dans le seul souci de vous donner la parole et répondre à vos pré- occupations. À travers un programme diversifié, cette télé traite notamment de questions d’actualité, d’intégration sociale, économique, santé, culturelle etc.…Il est vrai que créer un nouveau média alors que la planète connait une des plus profondes crises sanitaire peut sembler relever d’un « pari fou ». D’au- tant plus qu’il ne s’agit pas seulement de lancer des images en ondes en temps réel, mais aussi de diffuser autrement, un programme type original et person- nalisé. L’information sera accessible sur le Web et sur de multiples plateformes de la famille du Montréal Africain. Un pari ? Une volonté humaine ? Votre télé- vision se réinvente autrement pour vous, son grand public. Notre ligne éditoriale est de toujours défendre vos intérêts. Votre bébé va désormais grandir. Les semaines à venir, nous vous invitons à suivre avec nous le processus. Vous pou- vez visitez régulierement votre site web lemontrealafricain.com pour en savoir davantage. Accueillons à bras ouvert la télévision qui vous ressemble! N 195 15 mars - 10 avril 2020 Pour toute annonce publicitaire: (514) 550-0559 [email protected] 4 INCROYABLE MAIS VRAI 1. Elle survit à la crise en louant ses chèvres pour des réunions Zoom Dot McCarthy, une agricultrice de Rossendale, dans le nord-ouest de l’Angle- terre, a trouvé une parade en or pour boucler les fins de mois durant le confine- ment: louer ses chèvres pour des réunions Zoom. Habituellement, la ferme com- plète ses revenus en accueillant des mariages et des visites éducatives, mais les restrictions sanitaires pour lutter contre le coronavirus ont entraîné la fermeture de ces activités. La jeune femme de 32 ans, qui a repris l’entreprise de sa mère il y a environ cinq ans, a donc eu l’idée de louer son troupeau de chèvres pour égayer les appels vidéo des entreprises. Pour 5 livres (un peu plus de 8,77 dollars canadiens), il est donc possible de louer une chèvre qui apparaîtra par surprise lors de la réunion Zoom de votre choix. Une “blague” qui rapporte gros Dot McCarthy ne s’attendait pas à ce que ce concept, “qui a commencé un peu comme une blague», connaisse un tel succès. Elle a expliqué à la BBC avoir mis ce service en ligne sur son site internet “pour faire rire les gens» en avril 2020, au début du premier confinement anglais, et s’être réveillée avec 200 e-mails récla- mant la présence de ses chèvres à des appels. Depuis, les animaux ont participé à des réunions virtuelles partout dans le monde, y compris aux États-Unis, en Russie, en Chine ou encore en Australie. Certaines personnes offrent même bien plus que les 5 livres nécessaires à leur apparition durant l’appel. Selon Dot, la plupart des chèvres ne font une apparition de quelques minutes seulement, mais une famille en particulier réserve une de ses chèvres, Margaret, tous les samedis matin. “Ils l’appellent Marg’ et elle fait maintenant partie de la famille”, a-t-elle déclaré. “Ils adorent avoir ses nouvelles”. Une manière de surmonter la crise Cette idée lui a permis de gagner près de 50.000 livres (environ 56.600 euros), mais surtout de garder ses deux employés à temps plein durant la crise. L’argent servira également à convertir la ferme à l’énergie renouvelable. Dot a ajouté qu’elle préférait de loin les appels à la vente de fumier, ce qu’elle a également commencé à faire pour augmenter ses revenus. “C’est beaucoup plus facile et plus amusant”, a-t-elle déclaré. 2. Un frigo tombe en panne, l’hôpital distribue 1.600 vaccins anti-Covid aux intéressés Une panne de réfrigérateur dans un hôpital du consortium Kaiser Permanente a engendré une vaccination nocturne inattendue, dans la nuit de jeudi à vendredi, à Seattle, dans l’État américain de Washington. Le frigo défectueux contenait 1.600 doses du vaccin Moderna contre le coronavirus. Pour ne risquer aucun gaspillage, un appel d’urgence a été lancé vers 23 heures pour communiquer aux citoyens qu’ils avaient là une rare chance de pouvoir se faire vacciner s’ils se présentaient immédiatement à l’hôpital ou l’un des autres mobilisés suite au problème.
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