This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Tensions ran high at Rosemère’s latest municipal council meeting as frustrated citizens voiced their concerns over a range of issues from rising commercial taxes to the ongoing $276 million lawsuit related to the former golf course Mayor Eric Westram and the council faced repeated criticism with many residents expressing dissatisfaction with the lack of transparency and clarity in the town’s decision-making.   Mayor Westram opened the meeting by acknowledging School Perseverance Day with council members wearing green to mark the occasion the tone quickly shifted during the first question period as residents wasted no time addressing their grievances.   asking about an evaluation related to his property He wanted to know what the Urban Planning Advisory Committee (CCU) had recommended to the council regarding his home The response was that he would need to submit a formal access-to-information request to find out—an answer that didn’t sit well with him or others in attendance.   “It’s a little strange that we pay the CCU for evaluations on our homes but then we don’t have direct access to the information gained from those evaluations once the CCU was done with their work,” Fee said questioning why a homeowner needed to go through a formal request to obtain information about their own property.   Concerns Over the Golf Course Lawsuit and City Spending Cardinal returned to the microphone later to demand answers about the ongoing lawsuit regarding the golf course land a topic that has remained a major point of contention in Rosemère She wanted to know what legal fees the town was expecting to pay as they prepared their defense.   The mayor responded that the council is aware of the situation’s gravity and is prioritizing it accordingly his response did little to ease concerns.   “It’s gonna be us that pays for that,” Cardinal said exasperated over the potential financial burden on taxpayers if the town loses the case.   Another citizen shifted the conversation toward commercial tax increases highlighting how some small businesses in town are seeing hikes as high as 15% who had also spoken at the previous meeting about a long-standing sign on his property that the city ordered him to remove challenged the mayor’s attempt to compare Rosemère’s tax rates to those of nearby cities.   and it’s nowhere near the same rise in taxes,” he said dismissing the mayor’s argument outright.   it was clear that tensions between the citizens and the council were only growing Many in attendance felt the town’s financial priorities were inconsistent and lacked clear justification.   frustrations boiled over as resident Daniel Robinson stepped up and called for drastic action He accused the council of being ineffective and incapable of making clear decisions.   How can anything get done when you can’t agree on anything?” Robinson exclaimed.   suggesting that the town needed an early election to establish stronger leadership.   “We are paying for decisions which you guys can’t even agree on!” he said.   particularly regarding investments in infrastructure such as bike paths Some residents argued that the existing paths are barely used and questioned why additional millions were being allocated to new ones.   multiple citizens voiced their frustrations—even from their seats The meeting veered close to chaos before resident Louise Allard stepped up urging everyone to keep the discussion respectful.   Many citizens left with the sense that their concerns had not been adequately addressed The disconnect between the town’s decision-makers and its residents seems to be widening with no clear resolution in sight.   With municipal elections still months away it seems as if many of the people of Rosemère are growing increasingly impatient demanding leadership that listens—and more importantly Copyright © 2025 | Powered by Astra WordPress Theme Maria DiamantisLJI JournalistAs the crisp winter air settles over Rosemère the town is preparing for one of its most beloved seasonal traditions: the 2025 Winter Carnival this annual event promises a day filled with outdoor fun and a celebration of winter’s magic.A Celebration of Snow and IceWinter lovers of all ages can look forward to an array of activities that embrace the season’s best or trying out the increasingly popular fat biking and snow skating Families are encouraged to bring their own skates and sleds to make the most of the winter playground.For those who prefer a more relaxed way to take in the scenery horse-drawn sleigh rides will weave through the town along the picturesque Mille Îles River It’s the perfect way to admire the serene winter landscape while soaking in the festival atmosphere.Flavors of the SeasonNo winter festival is complete without comforting treats and this year’s carnival will not disappoint The 49th Rosemère-Lorraine Scout Troop will be on-site with a selection of affordable snacks and warm beverages ensuring that attendees stay cozy throughout the day a highlight of the event will be the traditional maple taffy on snow—served up for free at various points during the celebration.Live Music and Community SpiritKeeping the energy high creating a lively atmosphere where festival-goers can dance The event is designed to bring the community closer celebrating the joy of the season in the company of friends and neighbors.Mayor’s Invitation to Embrace Winter FunMayor Eric Westram is eager to welcome residents to this much-anticipated gathering emphasizing the importance of embracing the colder months with enthusiasm “The Winter Carnival is a cherished tradition that brings our community together in the best way possible—through outdoor fun and the beauty of the season,” he said.A Festival for All ConditionsWhile winter weather can be unpredictable organizers assure that the event will go ahead regardless of conditions—except in the case of heavy rain Residents are encouraged to check the Town of Rosemère’s website and Facebook page for any last-minute updates we're happy to send you some reminders Click 'OK' then 'Allow' to enable notifications Home> News> US News The final moments of a bride-to-be were captured on camera just before the helicopter she was travelling to her wedding in crashed Rosemere do Nascimento Silva tragically never made it to her big day in December 2016, after horror struck in the skies above Brazil The 32-year-old, from the city of Sao Paolo, had planned to make a memorable entrance to her wedding with Udirley Damasceno She intended to swoop into the venue in Osasco, in Greater São Paulo, in a Robinson 44 helicopter alongside her brother But the chopper horrifically plummeted to the ground just a mile away from the wedding venue as Rosemere's future husband waited for her at the altar which were recording what should have been a magical moment The chilling clip shows Rosemere and her sibling smiling arm in arm, while the camera also pans to pilot Peterson Pinheiro and photographer Nayla Cristina Neves - who was six months pregnant at the time - who were also onboard The footage, which recently resurfaced on social media appears to show the helicopter suddenly becoming surrounded by fog before alarms begin to ring out and the passengers jubilation quickly turns to panic Rosemere's groom had no idea about the mode of transport his bride was using on the day and neither did the 300 guests attending their nuptials Wedding organiser Carlos Eduardo Batista said in wake of the crash: "All brides have a dream and hers was to arrive by helicopter to their wedding without anyone knowing." The wreckage of the aircraft was found in a forest area a short time after the alarm was raised when the bride and her brother didn't show up at the ceremony is said to have been in a state of complete shock after being informed of Rosemere's death and the circumstances which was supposed to take just 15 minutes is believed to have ended in tragedy due to the poor visibility Sao Paolo police, as well as specialists in aeronautics, believe that the chopper likely hit a tree due to the rain According to Brazilian news outlet G1 Globo the pilot had good visibility when the helicopter initially took off at around 4pm on that fateful day But after about 21 minutes of being in the air the weather took a turn for the worst and the aircraft appeared to become enveloped by fog The publiciation said: "From the video the pilot has difficulty finding the place where the wedding would be held and also trying to keep the aircraft stable." Topics: World News, Weddings, Travel, News Olivia is a journalist at LADbible Group with more than five years of experience and has worked for a number of top publishers, including News UK. She also enjoys writing food reviews (as well as the eating part). She is a stereotypical reality TV addict, but still finds time for a serious documentary. InstagramXThreadsSnapchatTikTokYouTubeLAD Entertainment Search Log in Ginette and Francis Lorrain form the mother and son duo behind Boucherie Lorrain The address opened its doors in June 2012 and is now one of the most popular addresses in Rosemère we wanted to be a hybrid between retail and a restaurant. We’re a bistro but also 100% a butcher shop; we sell everything from fresh and marinated products to fine food products,” says Francis Following the success of Boucherie Lorrain the Lorrain à la mer fish shop was opened just a few steps away from the first establishment this second address offers the same restaurant concept as the butcher shop The butcher shop welcomes its customers in a nice space designed by Ginette there is a wide range of quality meat choices various little fine products and even a nice selection of privately imported wines Among the many specialties at the counter are house-aged beef The dining room can accommodate about 28 guests in a very convivial and relaxed space the place has a nice terrace to soak up the sun Boucherie Lorrain’s bistro offers a simple and delicious menu highlighting the excellent charcuterie and meats of the house the menu were developed by Francis and are executed in the kitchen by Vincent Sauvé a Gaspor piglet burger and various tacos—from fried chicken The restaurant also offers an interesting formula that allows you to choose the meats to your taste at the counter and make a custom dish but also offers an evening formula on Thursdays and Fridays all of the wines offered in the boutique are available for consumption on site Francis has put together an affordable wine list featuring several organic wines and some natural wines Boucherie Lorrain is like my first love; it was my first project and it’s still my favourite place whether it’s with my team or with the people in the neighbourhood I’m really proud of the quality of the products we serve to our customers,” says Francis Whether you live in the neighbourhood or are passing through Rosemère Boucherie Lorrain is a great place to discover; for its excellent delicatessen products Joe Beef’s famous lobster spaghetti is one of the most iconic dishes in Montreal Pizzaiolo Mirko D’Agata from No.900 pizzerias took 1st place at the International Pizza Challenge in Las Vegas Le critique culinaire de renom a 30+ ans d'expertise et est l'inspiration derrière Tastet co-chef and co-owner of Mon Lapin and Rôtisserie La Lune — meet one of the most exciting chefs to discover Janice Tiefenbach is the head chef at Elena named the third best new restaurant in Canada by En Route magazine We’ve put together a list of all good spots where you can find it to enjoy at home or in a restaurant MontrealTania Pontbriand guilty of sexually assaulting Rosemere studentBy CTV MontrealPublished: January 23, 2014 at 11:00AM EST Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.