WESTMOUNT INDEPENDENT Weekly. Vol. 11 No. 5e We are Westmount May 30, 2017 Recent analysis suggests full restoration possible Family Day’s inflatables a hit Greenhouse structure may be saved, new study shows
By Laureen Sweeney structure, which will allow for the intended restoration rather than replication,” said A new evaluation of the condition of the Benoit Hurtubise, the city’s assistant di - city’s greenhouse complex suggests the rector general for engineering and infras - foundation and basic steel framework of tructure. This would also reduce cost and the 1927 conservatory and frog pond annex time. may enable them to remain intact, city The new analysis from outside special - officials said last week. ists indicates “we may be able to recuper - This would mean replacing only the ate the foundation and structure,” which wood and glass “envelope” that covers would make full restoration possible while them rather than a complete rebuilding adding new accessibility features, he said. from the ground up as a previous risk anal - ysis indicated (see story February 7, p. 1). Taking more time “Now it looks like we can recover the Expertise related to Victorian-style cas - cade greenhouses of this type was “lim - One of many inflatable games, the Xtreme SK8 was a popular one during the city-run Family Day, which took place May 27 at Westmount Park. Photo: Ralph Thompson Letters p. 6 ited” within Quebec, Hurtubise said, so the city has had to look elsewhere, though Social Notes by V. Redgrave p. 13 he did not want to divulge where before Building permits p. 10 tenders are prepared. “It’s just taking more Draft Dorchester vision sent bac k time and evaluation.” On the other hand, the work green - By Laureen Sweeney Bunny Berke houses, where young plants are grown, Real Estate Broker will have to be completely rebuilt, he said. Councillor Theodora Samiotis said last C 514.347.1928 Now that the city no longer grows all its week she was “disappointed” at what con - T 514.935.3337 sultants had presented as a draft concept [email protected] planting requirements, these can be re - www.bunnyberkerealestate.com duced in number since they are not con - for a southeast planning vision and had ad - canvas-mag.com TINA sidered to represent the same heritage vised them to come back with something see ad on p.11 1303 Greene Av. suite 500 Westmount value to the city. more representative of the city’s consulta - Profusion Immobilier Inc., Real Estate Agency BAER The complex was closed to the public in tions with residents. September 2015 when a pane of glass fell To assist the consultants, she said, she 514.603.9870 would be holding “small meetings” this Real Estate Broker from the main conservatory and others [email protected] were found to be slipping (see story Octo - week between them and citizen task force ber 20, 2015, p. 1). A ballpark projection of representatives and “a few other actively costs has been $3 million. engaged residents” of the Dorchester area. The REAL Estate Agent Samiotis, Urban Plan - ning commissioner, said continued on p. 5 M
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Citizens at two public meetings last year Bike camp to operate out of Southeast cont’d. from p. 1 had called for low densification of devel - she would provide an update at the June 5 opment in the parking lot area left vacant council meeting and hoped to announce a by expropriation of mainly single-family Westmount for first time date for presentation of the vision. dwellings in the 1960s. By Martin C. Barry “What we find is that a lot of parents Samiotis said she had viewed the draft At the council meeting May 1, Dorch - don’t have much time to help their kids concept at a city steering committee meet - ester resident Kathleen Kez (a member of Pedalheads, a daycamp that introduces learn to ride a bike,” he said, while adding ing May 24 at which consultants had told a citizen task force) had expressed con - young children to bicycling, will be offered that families living in busy cities find the them that “Westmount needs to be more cerns over why residents had not had an out of Westmount Park United Church traffic a challenge if they try to teach their like Montreal” with respect to densifica - opportunity to meet with the consultants. over the coming summer. children how to ride a bike on the street. tion. “But I think we need a plan that is Samiotis had replied that their concerns Westmount is one of three Montreal He said another advantage to Pedal - more like the rest of Westmount,” she said. had been relayed in information given to communities, including Beaconsfield and heads is that children can learn at a more It would be a “cohesive plan that in - the consultants. Kez’s efforts to obtain this Côte St. Luc, where Pedalheads is operat - even pace in a relaxed daycamp environ - cludes St. Catherine, the Tupper [munici - information had been refused by the city ing for the first time. The program has 57 ment with other kids of the same age. pal parking] lots and Dorchester,” she said, despite an access-to-information request (see story May 16, p.1). locations across Canada. Hall said the Westmount Pedalheads “and this was not.” According to a Pedalheads press release, program will operate with a maximum ra - children in the program will learn skills tio of five children per instructor, depend - and safety knowledge in a fun and safe ing on the number of enrollments. “For environment. this first year, we are hoping for 150,” he Camps are available for children ages said. As of mid May, there were 45 enroll - three to 10 at various skill levels, including ments. an introductory stage when training Dan Lambert, president of the Associa - wheels are removed from bikes. The camp tion of Pedestrians and Cyclists of West - is offered in half days and full days from mount, told the Independent he knew about June 26 to September 1. Pedalheads and was “impressed by the While many children often get their first program.” lessons in two-wheel bike riding from a “I think what’s absolutely fantastic is parent, Ben Hall, manager of business de - that they’re introducing children to cycling velopment for the Vancouver-based Pedal - at a very young age,” he said. “It’s going to heads Bike Camps, said there are advan - help make the next generation much more tages to teaching children bike riding comfortable with getting around on a bi - through a program like Pedalhead s. cy c le.”
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Letters to the Editor
‘No’ vote on square Leash the hounds Shame on you, city of Westmount, for maintained as a natural ecosystem within turning a blind eye to this serious prob - its urban surroundings. The many springs The recent article “Residents urged to Another Family Day in Westmount Park lem. Shame on all the selfish, inconsider - on the side of the mountain formed vote for Prince Albert square,” (May 23, p. [has occurred]. [In a recent] year’s event, ate dog owners who break the law by let - streams running down toward the escarp - 1) [which reports on] residents [being my child was traumatized by a loose dog. ting their dogs run or walk unleashed or ment and into the St. Pierre River that urged] to vote for Prince Albert square in Public Security didn’t do a darn thing. move into apartment blocks that don’t al - flowed to the St. Lawrence. Montreal’s annual Architectural Heritage They should have given the owner a ticket. low dogs, creating fear and anxiety to other The early native peoples walking Campaign has compelled me to write. They didn’t even approach the owner to tenants and visitors. through those trees on their way back and While the updated square is a marked tell him to put the dog on a leash. I would never wish harm on a dog. I forth from the mountain to the rapids (La - improvement over its previous incarna - Westmount has literally gone to the just want the freedom to walk in the neigh - chine Rapids today) formed the dirt path - tion, the square is certainly not award-wor - dogs. bourhood with my child, freely, without way that developed over the years to be thy. When I think of a “refuge for relax - After the incident, I convinced my son to the constant threat of a loose dog terrifying our Côte St. Antoine Rd. of today. ation,” the empty lot with some new go with me again, and two dogs were my little boy. Each time I walk along today’s winding benches and planters next to the Dairy loose. Now my child will no longer go to Brian Collins, Greene Ave. Côte Rd., I marvel at the oldest house in Queen doesn’t come to mind. Westmount Park. Westmount that was constructed for the Install a fountain, or even better a pub - As far as I know, dogs do not pay taxes. Hurtubise family on this road, 97 years af - lic work of art, and then ask for my vote. Public areas are for the public. Many West - 375 years ago, ter de Maisonneuve founded Montreal. I Randy Rotchin, Clarke Ave. mount dog owners treat all of Westmount Westmount was... see descendants of trees and traces of the as their personal back yard. This has been 375 years ago, when Westmount was springs, streams, and ravines that existed going on for years. Cotton candy for four-square kilometers of “fertile, culti - here while Montreal was being founded. When I pleaded with the dog owner to first time, yum vated slopes” near Mount Royal, Montreal Doreen Lindsay, Grosvenor Ave. put the dog on a leash, he saw my [then] was founded on May 17, 1642 by Paul de On behalf of my two grandchildren (four four-year-old son crying and yelled at me: Chomedey sieur de Maisonneuve, who and a half, and two and a half), I would like “The dog is harmless. Get a grip!” came ashore with Jeanne Mance, a nurse, WMA highlighted Trent, to thank all those responsible for Family Water fountains are used by large dogs, and 40 colonists to establish a Catholic Kiely at AGM Day. So much was available to suit all who slurp all over those fountains. community on the island of Montreal. Your readers might be interested to tastes and ages. Westmount dog owners let their dogs They landed their boats at the conflu - know that Peter Trent was the guest of As well, I would like to note that their loose before they arrive at the dog parks. ence of the little St. Pierre River and the honour at the recent annual general meet - first experience with cotton candy was a re - They have no consideration for people who greater St. Lawrence River (Pointe à Cal - ing of the Westmount Municipal Associa - sounding success! are afraid of dogs and no consideration lières today). de Maisonneuve named the tion, and we awarded him an honorary life Sam Beitel, Abbott Ave. for the other dogs that the loose ones at - landing spot Ville Marie in honour of the membership of the association for his tack. Virgin Mary, and claimed it for the Société many years of service to the benefit of the Notre Dame de Montréal in France. residents of our city. Before de Maisonneuve, the explorer Peter’s talk on his vision for the future Jacques Cartier had declared, in 1535, that development of Westmount was both in - WESTMOUNT “It (Montreal island) was fine land with teresting and thought-provoking, espe - large fields covered with the corn of the cially with respect to the question of INDEPENDENT country ... and in the middle of these fields achieving a balance between densification is situated and stands the village of and livability. We are Westmount. Hochelaga, near and adjacent to a moun - We also announced that Maureen Kiely tain, the slopes of which are fertile and was recently awarded the Lieutenant Gov - Presstime: Monday at 10:30 am How Can We Help You? cultivated.” ernor’s seniors medal (silver) for her con - In 1642, Westmount consisted of four- tributions to our community over the Publisher: David Price square kilometres of those fertile culti - years. Editor: Kristin McNeill Stories and letters vated wooded slopes on the southwestern Paul Marriott, president, Chief reporter: Laureen Sweeney Kristin McNeill: 514.223.3578 slope of Mount Royal, the huge hill 630 Westmount Municipal Association [email protected] feet (235 metres) above sea level. Pine, Letters & Comments: Advertising Sales maple, elm, basswood, beech, yellow beech We welcome your letters but reserve the right Arleen Candiotti: 514.223.3567 and cedar trees were abundant. Electronic Independents to choose and edit them. Please limit to 300 [email protected] Today, we have red oak, black cherry, available words and submit before Friday 10 am to be Classified ads Manitoba and Norway maple, sumac and Enjoy the Indie at supper time on considered for publication the following week. www.westendclassifieds.com hawthorne in the 46 acres of that moun - Tuesdays! Please check your letter carefully as we may Accounting taintop that constitutes an urban forest on Sign up by writing us: be unable to make subsequently submitted the northern edge of Westmount. It is changes. E-mail any letter or comments to Beth Hudson: 514.223.6138 offi[email protected]. [email protected]. offi[email protected] Letter writers should not expect to be published Note from the editor in every issue, or in back-to-back issues, or repeatedly in the same season or on the same 14,500+ copies topic. Hidden talents: Artistic photo project DW Please submit your artistic photos to [email protected], and write Owned and published by: about what struck you about the scene and the date you took the photo. We’ll run the Sherbrooke-Valois Inc., 310 Victoria Ave., #105, Westmount, QC H3Z 2M9 best ones and more than likely those that are true to the season. We hope you’ve been enjoying the series so far. – Kristin McNeill, editor WESTMOUNT INDEPENDENT – May 30, 2017 – 7
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Charles Photo courtesy of V. Elliott Pearo Members of the Westmount Y Masters team were Ph.D. Real Estate Broker recent medalists at the mid-May National Masters Swimming Championship held in [email protected] Quebec City. Among them were Westmounters Arden Furlotte, a bronze medallist in the 55-59 age category, and Nancy Nelson (pictured), who C. 704-1063 won three gold and four silver in the 65-69 age City councillor Rosalind Davis (in the red swim suit) took a giant leap into the Westmount Y pool May group. Former Westmount resident, Kathy B. 934-1818 17. At 8:15 am, Davis started to swim the last 2,300 metres of the Masters Swimming Canada Million Grauer, 83, won four gold, two silver and one Integrity & Metre Challenge and qualify for the silver swim cap. Davis set out to achieve her goal 11 years ago to bronze. Other Westmounters were Yves Lussier Expertise swim a million metres, equivalent to about 10,000 football fields but was sidetracked by shoulder and Christine Cardinal, who placed top eight in Working surgery and a couple of concussions, she said. Davis was encouraged by her YMCA Masters teammates swims, which earned points in the competition for for you! HERITAGE and by fellow councillor, Victor Drury . Photo: Ralph Thompson the team’s overall standing. Real Estate Agency Bunny Berke Real Estate Broker
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The following permits for demolition, dows; @= Forden Ave.: at a Category I house, to & Völkers; exterior construction, alteration and reno - B? Rosemount Ave.: at a Category I replace the windows, door and solarium; ? Braeside : to replace two garage doors; vation were approved at the May 1 meeting house, to replace the roof provided it B= Sunnyside: to do some landscaping in AB= Kensington: two permits at the of the city council. matches the existing one in details and di - the front and side yards, install a new pool Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue, a Cate - >>= Sunnyside: to replace a handrail and mensions; at the rear and a new fence provided the gory I building, one to landscape the Akiva repair the solarium foundations; B@= Victoria: to modify the rear balcony; front metal guard-rail is excluded from the school yard, another to renovate the day - AE> Roslyn: to rebuild the solarium and ?=C Olivier: to modify window and door application and reviewed under a different care portion of the school playground; make some modifications; openings; file; A?> Mount Stephen: at a Category I ?E Holton: to replace the roof; A@AD Westmount: to make modifications AECB Sherbrooke: to do some façade ren - house, to do some landscaping in the rear AB Windsor: to modify the opening for to openings, replace windows and do land - ovations in the front as well as block some yard and install a new fence provided the the basement door; scaping work; openings on the rear façade and install a storm water management of the site is re - @?DB Cedar: to replace the storm win - BBD Lansdowne: to repair the fence and new ramp and front door; vised so the water is not sent toward the dows; garage including reintegrating an old win - ACC Côte St. Antoine: at a Category I street; @AF Lansdowne: to replace four win - dow; house, to build a basement extension, a D?E Upper Roslyn: to redo the stucco on dows; ACB Roslyn: to build a pool and land - new terrace and an opening on the rear for the building; A>A= Dorchester: at a Category I house, scape; a new French door; D@= Upper Roslyn: to redo the stucco on to build an accessory building, make exte - CAD Belmont: to replace the windows BCC Grosvenor: to replace three rear the building; rior changes and landscape; provided “simulated divided lites” with doors; ?E Summit Cresc.: to enclose a portion D@= Upper Roslyn: to replace the win - spacers are incorporated in the upper A@ED Westmount: to replace a side win - of the exterior veranda and install new sash e s; dow and door, replace basement windows, doors; >== Summit Circle: to cut down 40 trees and modify a door and window opening at @BD Clarke: to install a fence on the EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY of various species, including ashes, evalu - the rear provided a pilaster element is southeast property line; Seeking R.N./health professional with exper- ated by the city arborist as being in de - added to the left of the opening to match @AA Olivier: landscaping in the back yard ience in the mental health eld for part time cline, and adopt a replacement program; the right side and that the soldier course is on condition the opacity of a fence does not employment as administrator of Belvedere DC Arlington: to replace windows and a extended accordingly; exceed 85 percent; Residence in Westmount. 20 hours a week. door. D@= Upper Lansdowne: landscaping in A?D Lansdowne : to repair the front bal - the front and rear yards; cony and replace its roof and balustrade; Please call 514-932-3447 ************ F> Hallowell: to replace the front door >>E Lewis: at a Category I house, to re - The following permits for demolition, provided the door is wood and the glass place the front door. Beau is a handsome exterior construction, alteration and reno - panel is extended higher to eliminate the male Shelty who has vation were approved at the May 15 meet - two smaller glass squares; lived with our parents ing of the city council. ACC Strathcona: to install a fence in the Second warning for the last 5 years. DD Holton: to replace the front windows, side yard provided the opacity of the fence He is seven years old. does not exceed 85 percent; brings ticket Unfortunately, recent balcony and garage doors, modify the front stairs and railing and redo the driveway A@>@ Montrose: to make repairs and Workers using electrical equipment at a circumstances have put modifications to the retaining walls and house on Chesterfield were issued a ticket both Mum and Dad in a provided the window so designated is nursing home, leaving wood and that the walls are removed on pool deck; for $149 Monday, May 24, Public Security Beau with no place to both sides of the driveway to have a con - DBF Upper Lansdowne: to remove a sec - officials said. This was for working on Vic - go. He is a small sweet sistent treatment; ondary chimney at the side; toria Day, a legal holiday in Westmount. dog who loves company and is very easy to @?A Redfern: to replace the front door >B> Hillside: to replace the fences pro - Checking out a complaint for construc - walk. Because Beau likes to announce the with a new oak one and rebuild the front vided their opacity does not exceed 85 per - tion at 12:05 pm, patrollers called at the arrival of visitors, he may be be er o in a porch and steps provided there are eight cent; door and the workers and officers recog - private home. He is an ideal pet for any elderly DCB Upper Belmont: to landscape the nized each other from a similar complaint person in need of a loyal companion. divisions in the transom instead of the six as proposed; back yard; on April 17, Easter Monday (see story April Please call Michael at 514 214 8848 >@BF Greene: to replace a sign for Engel 2 5 , p. 2 ). 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VENTILATION Choir, tulips celebrate Canada’s 150th Bronfman EXPERTS contemporary art ALL TYPES OF fellowship for 2017 ROOFING and RENOVATIONS announced Westmounters Claudine and Stephen Bronfman presented the 2017 Claudine BELGRAVE and Stephen Bronfman Fellowship in Contemporary Art to Andréanne Abbon - ENTERPRISES danza Bergeron with Concordia Univer - sity, and Martin Leduc with UQAM on • Shingles • Asphalt & Gravel April 27. •Slate • Membrane For the past eight years, the fellowship • Brickwork • Tuck Pointing has been awarded annually to two new graduates, one from both universities, in a •Chimneys master’s or PhD program in media or vi - •SheetMetalWork Photo: Ralph Thompson sual arts. Each recipient receives $60,500. • Copper • Skylights “By getting involved at the very start of • Brick Wall & Chimney Reverend Neil Whitehouse of Westmount Park United Church welcomed musical director Stephen an emerging artist’s career, we not only Bloom and the Boston area Lynnfield School choir to the Westmount venue Canada’s 150th celebration encourage the coming generation, but also Repairs & Rebuilds tulip gardens May 21. The young choir, composed of 13- to 15-year-olds, was accompanied by Daniel support the Montreal arts scene. We want Professional Roof Inspections Padgett on piano. It sang a number of pieces including a choral rendition of Leonard Cohen’s Montreal to retain its title as a major cul - written reports with photos “Hallelujah” and closed with an a cappella interpretation of the Canadian national anthem. Margaret tural hub,” said Stephen Bronfman . Guest, constituency assistant for Westmount MP Ice & Snow Removal The cocktail ceremony, which alternates Marc Garneau thanked the choir, their parents and between the universities, was at the Ga - Senior Discount Stephen Bloom for visiting and performing in Westmount and said she hoped that a Canadian lerie de l’UQAM this year. Guests came FREE GUARANTEED from the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, ESTIMATES WORK choir would return the visit to Boston in the future. (See story “Westmount Park Church chosen as a Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal, Member of APCHQ RBQ # 8261-4496-02 150th ‘Celebration Garden’ for Canada,” October Fonderie Darling and the Arsenal, as well www.belgraveroofing.ca 25, 2016, p. 8.) Inset: On May 15, both the red and as several gallerists. – VR white tulips, representing Canada’s signature 514-932-7772 colours, were in full bloom. Photo: Laureen Sweeny LOCAL CLASSIFIEDS
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