Whether to incorporate your practice is a major decision that can impact the trajectory of your career How do shifts in the energy sector impact the value of your business A valuation can help you understand what your company is worth in a volatile market and differentiate your business with these four steps for successful tech adoption.  one of Canada’s largest national professional services firms is pleased to announce that it will join forces with two Sainte-Julie based chartered professional accounting firms Pierre Thibault and Guy Provost will join MNP as partners Both firms provide accounting and business advisory services to private enterprise companies in the Sainte-Julie business community and its surrounding area Regional Managing Partner for the Greater Montreal region said the move reflects MNP’s continued commitment to the region: “We are thrilled to welcome the Pierre Thibault CPA inc. we’ve been wanting to grow our presence on the South Shore including two partners and 13 professionals joining our Greater Montreal team our 500+ people in the region will be even better placed to provide support to our clients and the Greater Montreal marketplace.” says the merger strengthens his team's ability to support their clients: "MNP complements and enhances our current service offerings and brings greater support that will help us service our clients as they grow and their needs change This merger also provides new opportunities for our people to learn and develop their careers by working with MNP’s diverse teams and client base." MNP has grown to more than 125 locations across Canada and delivers a wide range of services and specialized expertise in every sector and area of business MNP offers a diverse range of consulting and advisory services "We have grown quickly but we are absolutely committed to maintaining our culture and so have always been very strategic about who we invite to join our team," added Jeremy Cole MNP's Executive Vice President for the GTA and Quebec "We are known across the communities we work with as being one of Canada's most-trusted professional services firms so we are excited to welcome two very well-respected practices in Pierre Thibault CPA inc emphasized that one of the deciding factors in their decision to join MNP was the culture: it’s best known across Canada for being local in focus and having a small-firm culture and commitment to supporting the communities that its teams live and work in When you’re making a move as significant as this the ‘fit’ has to be right for everyone – your people We couldn’t be more excited about joining forces with MNP.”  team will remain at their current location which will become MNP’s first location in Sainte-Julie Guy Provost and his team will move into this location National in scope and local in focus, MNP is one of Canada’s leading professional services firms — proudly serving individuals, businesses, and organizations since 1958. Through the development of strong relationships, we provide client-focused accounting, consulting, tax, and digital services. Our clients benefit from personalized strategies with a local perspective to fuel success wherever business takes them. For more information, visit www.mnp.ca Robin Ashford, Vice President of Marketing, MNP, at [email protected] Tanja Gehring, Director of marketing, MNP, at [email protected] (For French media) Pierre Thibault, Partner, Pierre Thibault CPA inc. at [email protected] Guy Provost, Partner, Guy Provost CPA inc. at [email protected] Sign up to receive the monthly MNP Business Insights Newsletter The move marks Resource Label Group's 34th acquisition a full-service provider of label and packaging solutions has expanded its North American presence with the acquisition of Imprimerie Ste-Julie (ISJ) Please check your mail inbox to download the buyer's guide you acknowledge that GlobalData UK Limited may share your information with our partners/sponsors who may contact you directly with information on their products and services Tick here to opt out of curated industry news Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis Visit our Privacy Policy for more information about our services including information on your rights in respect of your personal data and how you can unsubscribe from future marketing communications Our services are intended for corporate subscribers and you warrant that the email address submitted is your corporate email address owned and operated by Caroline Fournier and Marilène Fournier offers businesses customised and sustainable label solutions ISJ’s expertise lies in catering to the food ISJ co-president Caroline Fournier said: “Joining the Resource Label Group family is an exciting new chapter for Imprimerie Ste-Julie we have been committed to delivering exceptional quality and service to our customers RLG will allow us to expand our capabilities and continue offering the personalised experience our clients expect “We are thrilled to join a network that shares our dedication to excellence and growth.” This move marks RLG’s 34th acquisition signifying its strategic growth in the packaging sector operates across both the US and Canadian markets The company offers a diverse range of products RLG supplies products and services to various industries RLG CEO Mike Apperson said: “The Fournier family has grown this business into a leader in the Québec market – one that aligns perfectly with our commitment to excellence and innovation “This acquisition allows us to better serve customers in Québec and we are excited to grow with the Imprimerie Ste-Julie team.” Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network 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 Breaking news for everyone's consumption is recalling some of its Chocolate Fudge with Nuts branded Montreal Fudge because of potential mold growth contamination “We initiated this recall after a consumer complained about some mold pieces inside the purchased box and we also found some remaining unpacked sealed products at the manufactured place that had beginning signs of mold,” the company said in its recall notice posted by the Food and Drug Administration The recalled Fudge with nuts branded Montreal Fudge was distributed on 2024-06-19 and 2024-06-20 through the Marshalls chain and sold in the following stores: The product is packaged in a Montreal Fudge gable box marked on the back of the box with the lot 0241500805 No illnesses have been reported to date in connection with this problem Consumers who have purchased those affected products are urged to destroy them or to return them to the place of purchase for a full refund. Consumers with questions may contact the company Authentik Fudge/Montreal Fudge at info@authentikfudge.com or by at 450-649-1331 or 877-313-1331 post 210 or 205 (To sign up for a free subscription to Food Safety News,click here) the beloved saint of the Corsican peoplePixeldom | Shutterstock Julia (known also as Julie) was born in the ancient city of Carthage her master brought her to Nonza in the north of Corsica picturesque village is a church with a bright pink exterior Everyone in this quiet spot overlooking the Mediterranean knows her story enjoying an easy lifestyle in the North African city of Carthage was taken prisoner and sold as a slave to a pagan man named Eusebius (not to be confused with the Eusebius who wrote the Ecclesiastical Histories and who lived from 260-339) He observed her devotion to prayer and the love of God When Eusebius set out for Gaul – the name of modern-day France -- he took Julie with him where a feast with local pagans was organized Eusebius reportedly got drunk at the feast the celebrants seizing Julie and tried to force her to worship an idol continuing instead to invoke her love of Christ A Vatican News article recounts how these torments only made the saint confess her faith with more ardor: “who for love for me has endured the torment of the flagellation For if my Lord was crowned with thorns for me wherefore ought I refuse to let my hair be torn from my head as price for the confession of my faith that I might be worthy to seize the palm of martyrdom?” Julie’s feast day is May 22; she is a recognized as a virgin martyr who remained steadfast in her beliefs to the end inhabitants of Nonza gather to celebrate her life of this female saint Constantly invaded and often occupied throughout the Middle Ages the little island faced attacks from the Greeks Corsica is a region of France – a popular holiday spot that is also very close to Italy And since both countries have ruled Corscia in the past its culture is a delightful mix of both.  One thing that holidaymakers must not do in Corscia is to hurry much more so than the mainland French who flock here during the summer months Corsican food is based on the principal of terroir a French word that signifies that the food is locally produced What’s great about the food here is that agricultural methods and preparations are based primarily on tradition and not industrialized processes Here are some of the key ingredients in Corsican dishes: Shepherds make Corsican cheese exclusively from sheep and goat’s milk - animals raised on grassy plains Cheeses vary from soft and subtle to rich and creamy The Genoese introduced the chestnut tree to Corsica; as a result many traditional dishes use chestnuts as a base Handpicked and dried chestnuts can be ground into flour and used for making polenta Chestnut flour combined with malt makes a popular amber beer Cold-cut meats from Corsica are extremely popular What's unique is that the meat comes from wild or farmed pigs fed on natural scrubland plants Corsica has numerous olive groves and produces six varieties of olives that make good quality olive oil Corsica is a land of tradition and culture Julie did not spend much time on the island her humility and the remarkable values she lived throughout her short life were recognized by the people of Corsica and have had an impact on the culture Julie was proclaimed patroness of Corsica by a decree of the Sacred Congregation of Rites on August 5 For more information about the churches and chapels of Corsica, visit this site Articles like these are sponsored free for every Catholic through the support of generous readers just like you Please make a tax-deductible donation today Help us continue to bring the Gospel to people everywhere through uplifting Catholic news Plastic Omnium has organized a visit for its individual shareholders 21 shareholders have had the privilege of being guided by a team of engineers from the R&D Center of ∑-Sigmatech to discover the innovation programs developed for our business of intelligent exterior systems The visit was an opportunity for shareholders to discover our vast expertise in industrial and innovation processes thanks to various workshops such as injection molding pedestrian shock and weather resistance tests this 16,000 m² center is divided into 3 poles : a pilot line ∑-Sigmatech employs more than 450 engineers of 14 different nationalities and files about 100 patents a year Plastic Omnium will continue its communication strategy for its individual shareholders and will organize new site visits in 2019 Good performance in Q1 2025 enabling to mai.. which represents eight maintenance and operations technicians signed a new collective agreement with the Régie intermunicipale de l’eau potable Varennes The members voted 88% in favour of accepting the agreement negotiated by the parties at a general meeting last October 4 calls for a total wage increase of 18.25 per cent The latter will mean that employees will receive an indexable amount of $30 per year of service but proceedings were productive and respectful Our goal was to provide better working conditions to members while at the same time improving service to the public We were able to accomplish both,” says CUPE representative Caroline Labelle The mission of the Régie intermunicipale de l’eau potable Varennes Sainte-Julie et Saint-Amable is to provide excellent quality drinking water on the territory of the three towns Ontario K1G 0Z7 Tel: (613) 237-1590 Fax: (613) 237-5508  Toll free: (844) 237-1590 hearings scheduled before Canada’s Supreme Court and Federal Court included matters concerning the Civil Code of Quebec Parliamentary Employment and Staff Relations Act The Supreme Court set Ville de Sainte-Julie v the city of Ville de Sainte-Julie applied with the Commission de protection du territoire agricole du Québec to exclude from an agricultural zone a certain area of land where the respondent’s lots were located the respondent asked the city mayor to make an offer corresponding to the present value of an area of land covered by an agreement between the city and Promotion M.G The parties failed to come to an understanding The respondent filed an application asking the court to fix a term for the agreement and to order the city to pay damages The Quebec Superior Court dismissed this application The Quebec Court of Appeal allowed the respondent’s appeal The present case before the Supreme Court involved issues concerning provisions of the Civil Code of Quebec relating to contractual obligations The Supreme Court scheduled His Majesty the King v police officers found the respondent asleep in the driver’s seat of a parked vehicle They detected a strong smell of alcohol upon opening the car doors the officers arrested him for care or control of a motor vehicle with an excessive blood alcohol level The respondent refused to give a breath sample at the police station which prompted a charge of failure to comply with a peace officer’s demand for a breath sample 8 Charter rights and requested exclusion of the evidence The trial judge rejected the respondent’s Charter application and convicted him of the charge The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal allowed his appeal The officers’ conduct amounted to a search violating s A jury found the appellant in this case guilty of two counts of manslaughter for the deaths of two men 1985 for forming an intention to carry out an unlawful purpose common with his son The appellant challenged his convictions based on improper jury instructions relating to the issue of common unlawful purpose The Alberta Court of Appeal’s majority dismissed his appeal The majority saw no substantial wrong or miscarriage of justice given that the identified errors benefited him 686(1)(b)(iii) of the Criminal Code applicable a jury trial at the Quebec Superior Court led to the appellant’s convictions on one count each of second degree murder and assault with a weapon The appellant challenged his convictions and alleged errors in the judge’s instructions about manslaughter and in his answer to a jury question when he failed to state the required mens rea The Quebec Court of Appeal dismissed the appellant’s appeal The appeal court found the jury instructions correct in the context of this case the judge did not need to address the appellant’s guilt relating to the manslaughter verdict because he had conceded his guilt The appeal court scheduled Library of Parliament v This matter concerned the renewal of expired collective agreements for two bargaining units An arbitration board panel of the Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board issued an interest arbitral award tackling outstanding issues between the parties that collective bargaining failed to resolve These outstanding issues were referred to interest arbitration under the Parliamentary Employment and Staff Relations Act The present judicial review application challenged certain parts of the interest arbitral award the applicant in this case brought an action against the respondent under ss The applicant argued that the respondent breached s 41 by failing to take positive measures to ensure the adoption of a French version of the constitutional text in the Schedule to the Constitution Act The respondent wanted to stay this proceeding until a final resolution of another matter pending before the Quebec Superior Court considering the similarity of the remedy requested in both cases The applicant opposed the respondent’s motion He argued that dismissal of the motion and a continuance of the proceedings would serve the interests of justice because the basis of his claim and the issues that he raised were distinct from those involved in the case pending with the Quebec court On Jan. 30, 2025, in Marleau v. Canada (Justice), 2025 CF 184, the Federal Court dismissed the motion of the respondent The court held that the defendant failed to show that staying the proceedings would serve the interests of justice in the circumstances MontrealNewsFire leaves dozens of Saint-Amable residents homelessBy Laurence Brisson DubreuilPublished: April 21, 2025 at 7:12AM EDT Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved MontrealNewsSQDC stores will get a makeover, but don’t want to be too ‘cool’ By Laurence Brisson DubreuilPublished: January 18, 2025 at 12:03PM EST 2024) – Skate Canada is excited to announce the athletes and synchronized skating teams that will make up its national team for the 2024-2025 season 2024 Pair World Champions Deanna Stellato-Dudek and Maxime Deschamps and 2024 Ice Dance World Championship silver medallists Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier are both back for another season as are Canadian senior men’s champion Wesley Chiu and senior women’s champion Kaiya Ruiter New faces added to the team are Aleksa Rakic and Anthony Paradis to the men’s team skaters must have finished in the top three in the senior men pair or ice dance disciplines at the 2024 Canadian National Skating Championships and/or be assigned to a 2024 ISU Grand Prix event at the ISU Grand Prix Selection meeting and must be competing during the 2024-2025 season The synchronized skating team is comprised of the synchronized skating teams that finished in the top three in the senior discipline at the 2024 Canadian National Skating Championships Name | Age | Hometown | Coach | Training Location     For more information about the National Team, click here.  Copyright © 2024 | Site design by Epic Branding & Design We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookies should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again MontrealNewsMeet Julie Bellerose: the Quebecer who deflected an asteroidBy The Canadian PressPublished: September 27, 2022 at 2:29PM EDT You will also start receiving the Star's free morning newsletter The Canadian singer-songwriter’s Order of Canada was terminated by Governor General Mary Simon earlier this month said Governor General Mary Simon had ended the appointment on Jan The government’s official publication Singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie’s appointment to the Order of Canada has been terminated by the Governor General said Governor General Mary Simon had ended the appointment on Jan and was signed by the Secretary General of the Order of Canada A reason for the termination was not given “The Office of the Secretary to the Governor General does not comment on the specifics of termination cases,” the Governor’s General told the Star in an emailed statement The Star attempted to contact Sainte-Marie through her management office and publicist but did not immediately hear back the termination follows a CBC investigation that raised doubts about Sainte-Marie’s Indigenous heritage Sainte-Marie’s Indigenous culture was a central part of her identity as she rose to fame in the 1960s and she was won awards including multiple Junos and the Polaris Music Prize in 2015 CBC reported in October 2023 that it found Sainte-Marie’s birth certificate which says she was born in 1941 in Massachusetts The document lists the baby and parents as white and includes a signature of an attending physician — information CBC says is corroborated by Sainte-Marie’s marriage certificate also told CBC that Sainte-Marie was not adopted and does not have Indigenous ancestry maintaining she has never lied about her identity and the CBC report was full of mistakes and omissions calling the story an attack on her character “Being an ‘Indian’ has little to do with sperm tracking and colonial record keeping: it has to do with community who loves you and who’s your family,” Sainte-Marie said in a written statement to The Canadian Press Sainte-Marie said she “will not stoop to respond to every false allegation.” she said it was common for birth certificates to be “created” after Indigenous children were adopted or taken away from their families She said she used a birth certificate throughout her life that was the only document she had Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account shot a final-round 2-over-74 en route to winning the Canadian Junior Boys Championship title by one stroke on Thursday at Vallée du Richelieu – Le Club in Sainte-Julie who held the opening-round lead after shooting a 7-under-65 “It’s for sure a tournament I always wanted to win The 17-year-old Team Canada National Junior Squad member jumped into the lead by one stroke after Wednesday’s third round following a bogey-free 66 that included an eagle on the second hole The final pairing saw Parr chased by duo Cooper Humphreys (Vernon B.C.) and fellow Junior Squad member Owen Mullen (Shortts Lake It came down to the wire with Mullen’s par attempt falling just short on the final hole—avoiding the need for a playoff Parr said the key to his final-round success was staying patient and bouncing back from bad shots “I really tried to stay patient and make sure I didn’t get too down on myself,” said Parr “It’s important after a bad shot to move on and focus on what’s next.” won the Juvenile Boys division (ages 16 and under) by a convincing 13-strokes—the largest margin of victory since 2011 (Kevin Kwon) make some putts and try my best,” said Humphreys who plays out of Harvest Golf Club in Kelowna Parr receives exemptions into both the 2022 Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship at Point Grey Golf & Country Club in Vancouver (Aug Junior Amateur Championship at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort in Bandon Parr adds his name to a list of notable previous Canadian Junior Boys Champions including PGA TOUR player Nick Taylor (2006) and Canadian Golf Hall of Fame member George Knudson (1955) Parr’s resume includes victories at the Quebec Junior and Juvenile Boys Championship in 2020 and both the AJGA Junior at Southpointe and the Future Links Fall Series East in 2019 rounded out the top five in a tie for fourth place at 1 under The 2022 Canadian Junior Boys Championship will be held at Rivershore Golf Links in Kamloops Click here for full results I understand I can unsubscribe at any time This article was published more than 6 months ago One of Canada’s largest patio door makers is selling out to the family behind the country’s leading garage door manufacturer in a play to keep the company in domestic hands has teamed up with Fonds de solidarité FTQ and Quebec’s investment arm Each company generates roughly $500-million in annual sales Terms were not disclosed but two sources familiar with the transaction said the buyers are paying more than $500-million for Novatech The Globe and Mail is not identifying the sources as they are not authorized to discuss the matter Garaga and Novatech were both founded in the early 1980s by Michel Gendreau and New Brunswick native Raymond Ouellet The two knew each other for years but never competed: While Garaga made garage doors Novatech started out making decorative door glass before expanding into patio and steel doors the two companies co-ordinated product development and marketing efforts to sell matching doors for their different purposes Garaga bought plants in Oklahoma in 2018 and Minnesota last year increasing its share of sales from the U.S while Novatech has purchased four companies in the past five years Mike Silagadze’s Ether.fi soars as ether owners pile in to hot crypto startup Gendreau passed leadership of Garaga to twin sons Maxime and Martin (daughter Isabelle manages the family office) who ceded the CEO job to long-time employee Harold Savard 12 years ago asking if he’d be interested in buying his company including a 30-per-cent stake owned by the Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec since 2012 “It was very important for us to continue the business in Canada,” said Mr. Savard, who will remain CEO of Novatech and run it as a stand-alone business with existing management. “We didn’t want to go to market and make a deal with private equity from the U.S. It was very important for us to keep our head office here, in Quebec Maxime Gendreau said his family will become majority owners of Novatech through their holding company IQ and the Fonds are contributing more than $150-million combined in debt and equity for their minority stake Savard will roll over his small equity stake into the acquired company “It was very important to get patient investors so we could assure we’d maintain ownership” for many years to come He said his family plans “to hold the company for the long term and offer the same stability Mr Ouellet offered Novatech” for more than 40 years Report an editorial error Report a technical issue Editorial code of conduct Authors and topics you follow will be added to your personal news feed in Following Welcome to The Globe and Mail’s comment community. 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For more information on our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines and our Terms and Conditions MontrealNewsTwo charged with criminal negligence over famous Montreal alligator, which later bit toddlerBy Selena RossPublished: October 22, 2020 at 4:55PM EDT Workers finish aluminum poles at the ALU MC3 factory a Quebec producer of metal poles and supports for lighting and signage There are roughly 1,700 companies shaping aluminum into components or finished products in Quebec cranking out everything you can think of with the malleable metal – from ambulance doors to window frames Half of them are based in the greater Montreal area And all of them have one major problem at the moment: Donald Trump Industry groups have been warning for weeks of the pain to come from the U.S. President’s 25-per-cent tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel But on the factory floors of Quebec’s aluminum-product makers and in the hallways and offices of manufacturers where net profit margins are typically in the single digits and payrolls rarely tally more than 200 employees Trump’s tariffs on steel, aluminum set to drive up costs for North American car buyers and manufacturers “These are businesses that were operating well that were in expansion mode,” said François Racine president of industry lobby group AluQuébec they find themselves penalized against American rivals who make mostly the same things they do Some companies have been forced to lay off staff or cut their hours after losing contracts in recent weeks with U.S Others are scrambling to find workarounds to minimize the damage lives have been upended by a president who has said the United States needs “nothing” that Canada makes Trump ordered and later mostly suspended – tariffs he said were tied to Canada’s failure to stop fentanyl smuggling and illegal immigration to the United States the chief executive officer of Bousquet Technologies in Sainte-Julie has led the company’s rapid ascent in recent years as it scaled up operations to three sites and boosted annual revenue to about $50-million He also made a bet: That the United States which now represents about 20 per cent of sales would drive all of the company’s next-stage growth president and CEO of Bousquet Technologies at the company's factory in Ste-Julie had been the focus of intense sales efforts by the CEO’s team over the past 12 months who are specialized distributors selling to contractors have been spooked by the tariffs and are scouting for other suppliers because they want to maintain their own profit levels the levies are pricing him out of the market Bousquet builds ventilation and energy recovery systems cost upward of $100,000 each and come in sizes as big as 12 feet by 12 feet You’ll see them on building roofs across cityscapes The boxes were an easy sell in New York State and Massachusetts because of the high cost of power in those states Bousquet’s heat exchange systems piled up big energy savings for customers that business has lost steam – and the result is visible on the shop floor while new contracts aren’t coming in as quickly as before Lamarche now has holes in his production schedule and has had to change up his staffing as a result Bousquet’s work force had already been trimmed from 180 to about 165 as people who left in recent months were not replaced the company moved its factory personnel to four days a week with workers receiving employment insurance benefits for a portion of lost wages under the federal government’s work-sharing program The CEO is clearheaded about his strategy going forward controlled by private-equity firm W Investments will reorganize its supply chain to try to avoid using materials being routed through the United States And it will lower the prices of its U.S.-destined units swallowing a big chunk of the tariff in a bid to maintain its U.S Workers at the Bousquet factory build ventilation and energy recovery units each of which costs upwards of $100,000.ROGER LEMOYNE/The Globe and Mail “Our objective is to stay in our clients’ faces sell at a lower margin and be ready for the aftermath,” Mr adding that his Canadian business should help offset the U.S Just down the highway from Bousquet is the headquarters of Cyrell AMP a maker of architectural panels for building exteriors whose projects include Toronto’s Pinnacle One Yonge The company is a specialist in “wild” custom aluminum work the director of marketing and strategic development It uses 3-D modelling techniques to execute things some other companies wouldn’t touch Cyrell launched in 1999 and had been on a tear of late with annual revenue growth of 40 per cent boosted by business in both Canada and the United States The manufacturer moved to a site in Beloeil three years ago and doubled its operational footprint It does about $25-million in annual revenue and employs 80 people “There were contracts we could have clinched but that we didn’t get in the end because there’s too much instability out there,” Ms “Our clients were scared of having to pay 25 per cent more so they turned elsewhere.” She estimates that trade war volatility has cost the company between $1.5-million and $2-million so far in lost sales Management has taken action in a bid to preserve cash cutting staffing by 10 per cent and reducing weekly factory hours from 40 to 35 – here “I think people are happy to keep their jobs “We’ve got folks who’ve come to us and said they’ll have to take delivery work at DoorDash to make ends meet.” So what are Cyrell’s options to get back on track and fill in what’s been lost in the United States but that market already has an established stable of local panel makers that’s also an alternative never before considered “It’s just been easier for us to do business in Boston than Halifax,” Ms The company has also begun to consider what else it can do with its factory equipment eyeing a push into other lines of business Workers finish highway overhead structures (top) and aluminum poles at the ALU MC3 factory ALU MC3 is another manufacturer that had finally found its footing coming out of the pandemic The Sainte-Julie maker of aluminum traffic light poles and highway signalization supports was booking a steady stream of orders from government transport departments and carving out new business with developers of residential neighbourhoods in U.S About a quarter of current sales are with American customers – an order book the company won by positioning itself as cheaper and faster to deliver than U.S The business ($12-million in annual revenue 45 employees) tends to run against economic cycles a finance whiz who owns the company with his father and serves as vice-president Quebec aluminum-good makers are now getting squeezed from all sides That’s chiefly because the metal can cross the border several times before it’s made into a finished product He said he and other processors are paying more for primary aluminum because prices are generally tied to the London Metal Exchange and a tariff is added via what’s known as the Midwest premium General director and vice-president Bruno Montgrain at the ALU MC3 factory.ROGER LEMOYNE/The Globe and Mail they’re facing a Canadian countertariff if they bring in the aluminum extrusions they need from the United States they’re hit with the 25-per-cent import levy on any finished wares they sell in the U.S Montgrain is looking for ways to maintain ALU MC3’s momentum He says he’s not laying off staff because he needs brains and brawn to keep growing His focus at the moment is on finding tariff exemptions and offsets and getting a clear picture of what he’ll be dealing with He thinks he’s found one loophole he can use if you source your aluminum extrusions from a supplier that uses aluminum melted and cast in the United States import tariff only applies to the portion of the value you added by turning it into a finished product It’s not a miracle solution but it might dull the pain “We’re not going to buy raw material for a contract that we don’t even know we can make at a reasonable price,” he said of the rapidly changing situation Après avoir parcouru une partie de l’Amérique du Nord et aussi de l’Europe le chanteur country Peter Myles s’apprête maintenant à aller plus au sud car il prendra part au Mendoza Country Fest en Argentine les 14 et 15 octobre prochain.Le chanteur de Sainte-Julie a déjà quelques faits d’armes à son actif puisqu’il est déjà monté sur la scène du International Rock-A-Billy Hall Of Fame à Jackson aux côtés de l’ancien batteur de Johnny Cash en plus d’avoir tenu l’affiche au Billy Bob’s Country Western Saloon de Disneyland à Paris.Il s’est aussi fait remarquer lorsqu’il a participé en 2021 à l’émission Qui sait chanter? animée par Phil Roy sur les ondes de Noovo compositeur et interprète a fait notamment un duo remarqué avec le chanteur Ludovick Bourgeois.Peter Myles devait prendre part au Festival Rodeo Saltillo au Mexique en 2020 Ce n’était donc que partie remise puisque l’artiste prépare ses bagages et sa voix afin de participer au Mendoza Country Fest en Argentine en compagnie de plusieurs artistes et groupes de renommée nationale et internationale de Mendoza en Argentine.Pour plus d’informations : www.petermyles.net Plateforme EZ Newzsite par Textuel et TolléDonnées météo fournies par OpenWeatherMap MontrealSuspicious package addressed to Magnotta found at Canada Post distribution centreBy ctvmontreal.caPublished: July 17, 2012 at 7:35AM EDT La famille d’un Québécois de 49 ans ayant perdu la vie après avoir eu un malaise cardiaque durant un demi-Ironman au début du mois d’avril au Texas se questionne sur l’opération de sauvetage qui a été réalisée pour lui venir en aide participait au Ironman de Galveston au Texas le 7 avril dernier il était très actif et en pleine forme alors que le père de famille de deux jeunes hommes de 16 et 18 ans n’avait aucun antécédent médical C’est lors du segment natation de cette épreuve d'endurance mais la famille croit que les secours ont tardé à intervenir «Il y a des gens qui ont fait des témoignages qu’il semblait y avoir des défis dans le sauvetage de mon conjoint On veut comprendre toute la séquence de l’événement» raconte sa conjointe des 29 dernières années L’homme participait à l’événement avec un de ses amis alors que sa famille était restée à Sainte-Julie sur la Rive-Sud de Montréal Véronique Tremblay a reçu un appel des organisateurs pour lui annoncer que Jean-François avait eu un malaise Elle a dû prendre l’avion pour se rendre au chevet de son amoureux et est arrivée à temps pour lui faire un dernier adieu Véronique a engagé un avocat américain pour l’aider à faire la lumière sur l’opération de secours Une autopsie a été réalisée sur le corps du défunt mais les résultats ne seront pas connus avant six mois Ironman écrit que l’athlète a obtenu de l’aide rapidement avant d’être transporté à l’hôpital «Le personnel de sécurité à la natation a remarqué un athlète en détresse qui avait besoin de soins médicaux à environ 950 mètres du départ L'athlète a été soigné rapidement et on lui a prodigué des soins médicaux immédiats avant d'être transporté vers un hôpital voisin où il est malheureusement décédé» La famille souhaite obtenir des informations et des vidéos de l’événement pour aider l’enquête de l’avocat Véronique lui avait envoyé un message texte pour lui souhaiter bonne chance Le couple devait partir aux îles Canary le mois prochain pour que Jean-François complète un Ironman complet Véronique devra plutôt préparer les funérailles «Je veux faire la plus belle cérémonie à son image J’ai demandé à mon conjoint qu'il me donne sa force dans les derniers moments Bienvenue dans la section commentaires! 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En publiant un commentaire, vous acceptez de vous conformer aux Conditions d'utilisation a SwimSwam partner Commit Swimming has Team Management Software Improved Meet Entry Flow in Commit What… Instead of adding resistance to your stroke Anti-Paddles create a slip through the water forcing swimmers to focus on a full arm catch and proper leverage The concern focuses on the planned west building; a new structure critics say remains too big and disruptive to the Aquatic Center after three revisions 8x Olympic medalist Regan Smith graces the cover of SwimSwam Magazine’s 2025 Women In Swimming Issue October 03rd, 2015 Industry, Lifestyle, News the rules are pretty darn specific – swimming caps must be worn at all times has been visiting his local pool in Sainte-Julie when the facility began demanding he wear a swim cap  Marcotte (did I mention he’s bald?) refused to adopt the new requirement which then resulted in the local police personally escorting him from the Sainte-Julie Aquatic Center Surprised by the lengths the center went to enforce the rule  “The managing director of the pool asked everybody with hair or no hair to put on a swim cap  It’s the first time in 15 years they received police at this place I asked the police if they made me stop swimming because I was over the speed limit.” (enter chuckle) the facility indicated the new regulation requiring swim caps is to promote hygiene and water quality which can be caused by loose hair in the water as anyone involved in the sport of swimming can attest one’s head is not the only part of the body covered in hair  Which leads one to wonder if the Saint-Julie Aquatic Center will soon begin requiring Thorpedo-style bodysuits for a nice leisurely Sunday afternoon float Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" I know the sign in the picture is just a file photo and not directly related to this story but I gotta comment on the “wait 3 hours after eating to enter the pool.” What competitive swimmer could possible follow that rule The only time I’ve gone 3 hours without eating is when I’m asleep There are some smart sporty ones that are not hot or sticky Plus they are almost always more attractive than a bald head I have come to the conclusion that ALL recreational / lap swimmers over 30 look better with more coverage This includes a cap worn well down the forehead & dark lens goggles but the pool staff were always very polite about it I actually accumulated quite a collection of caps because I always forgot to pack one and ended up buying new ones Never had this experience of being asked to wear a cap anywhere in Canada Former Masters swimmer and coach Loretta (Retta) thrives on a non-stop but productive schedule that includes having earned her MBA while working full-time in IT while owning French 75 Boutique while also providing swimming insight for BBC More from Retta RaceSee All Subscribe to our newsletter and receive our latest updates J’accepteAller au contenu principalAller au pied de pageAide à la navigationPublicité La destination d’information de Radio-Canada Certains manifestants occupent les accès routiers au terminal où un conteneur maritime a été déposé, tandis que d’autres ont grimpé dans les tours de chargement et se sont enchaînés aux structures. Quatre manifestants sont également barricadés dans le conteneur, tandis que deux autres s'y sont attachés. 9B","text":"Je vais rester le temps qu’il faudra [...] pour arriver à l’objectif qu’on veut atteindre d’un plan clair de fermeture du pipeline9B"}}\">Je vais rester le temps qu’il faudra [...] pour arriver à l’objectif qu’on veut atteindre d’un plan clair de fermeture du pipeline 9B, a expliqué à Radio-Canada Mathilde Horvais, attachée au conteneur. Selon le Collectif Antigone, cet oléoduc vétuste, propriété d'Enbridge, représente une menace réelle, en cas de fuite, pour l’approvisionnement en eau potable de millions de Québécois, en plus de contribuer à l’aggravation de la crise climatique. C’est un pipeline qui est vieux de 45 ans environ, hautement corrodé, à haut risque de déversement, qui traverse les rivières des Outaouais, des Mille Îles, des Prairies. C’est tous des cours d’eau qui se jettent dans le fleuve Saint-Laurent. S’il y a des fissures à ces endroits-là, on parle de désastre écologique sans précédent, affirme Guillaume Sylvestre. Ça transporte le pétrole des sables bitumineux en Alberta qui est super lourd, super difficile à ramasser. Je pense que pour toutes ces raisons-là, c’est le temps de passer à l’action. Le groupe réclame par conséquent une diminution immédiate de la quantité de pétrole qui circule dans la ligne 9B et un plan clair de la part des gouvernements pour sa fermeture complète. On est quelques femmes à s’être déplacées au nom de nos enfants, au nom de ce qu’on est en train d’essayer de construire comme monde. C’est un soutien pacifique à cette action de désobéissance, a pour sa part déclaré la réalisatrice et auteure Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette qui s'est rendue sur les lieux pour apporter son soutien aux manifestants. Des forces policières et des équipes techniques du service des incendies ont été dépêchées sur les lieux pour tenter de dégager les accès au terminal, mais l’opération s’annonce longue et délicate, puisqu’au moins six manifestants sont installés sur de hautes structures. Un périmètre policier a été établi à l’entrée du terminal, où aucun incident n’avait été rapporté au moment d’écrire ces lignes. En 2015, la société Enbridge avait attiré l'attention sur cet oléoduc en inversant le flux entre North Westover, en Ontario, et Montréal dans le but d’approvisionner les raffineries de l’Ontario et du Québec en pétrole de l’Alberta. Enbridge n'a pas réagi à l'occupation du collectif. Dans la section de son site Internet consacrée à son terminal de Montréal-Est, Valero assure que ses installations sont conformes aux réglementations canadiennes, américaines et internationales en plus de répondre aux plus hautes exigences de l'industrie. Valero explique également s'être dotée d'un plan de mesures d'urgence (PMU) qu'elle entend arrimer au plan de mesures d'urgence de la Ville de Montréal-Est et des organismes gouvernementaux concernés afin de développer l'unicité de commandement requise en situation de crise et de participer activement à la gestion préventive des situations d'urgence qui peuvent survenir. Stéphane Bordeleau est journaliste depuis 1998. Diplômé en science politique à l'Université de Montréal, il a écrit pour plusieurs émissions d'information à la télévision de Radio-Canada avant de se joindre à l'équipe du site Nouvelles de Radio-Canada.ca, où il couvre l'actualité quotidienne depuis plus de vingt ans. Ouvrir en mode plein écranUne vingtaine d’activistes du collectif Antigone, un groupe d’affinité d’Extinction Rébellion Québec, occupent le terminal Valero de l’oléoduc de la ligne 9B, dans l’est de Montréal. Stéphane BordeleauPublié le 19 octobre 2022 à 11 h 53 HAEMis à jour le 19 octobre 2022 à 12 h 12 HAEPrenez note que cet article publié en 2022 pourrait contenir des informations qui ne sont plus à jour. Une vingtaine de militants écologistes occupent depuis mercredi matin le terminal pétrolier de la société Valero, à l’intersection des rues Hinton et Sainte-Julie, à Montréal-Est. Les membres du collectif Antigone, qui se décrit dans un communiqué comme un groupe d’affinité d’Extinction Rébellion Québec, ont investi le site très tôt mercredi matin. Certains manifestants occupent les accès routiers au terminal où un conteneur maritime a été déposé, tandis que d’autres ont grimpé dans les tours de chargement et se sont enchaînés aux structures. Quatre manifestants sont également barricadés dans le conteneur, tandis que deux autres s'y sont attachés. 9B","text":"Je vais rester le temps qu’il faudra [...] pour arriver à l’objectif qu’on veut atteindre d’un plan clair de fermeture du pipeline9B"}}'>Je vais rester le temps qu’il faudra [...] pour arriver à l’objectif qu’on veut atteindre d’un plan clair de fermeture du pipeline 9B, a expliqué à Radio-Canada Mathilde Horvais, attachée au conteneur. Ouvrir en mode plein écranCertains manifestants ont grimpé dans les tours de chargement pétrolier où ils se sont enchaînés aux structures. Selon le Collectif Antigone, cet oléoduc vétuste, propriété d'Enbridge, représente une menace réelle, en cas de fuite, pour l’approvisionnement en eau potable de millions de Québécois, en plus de contribuer à l’aggravation de la crise climatique. C’est un pipeline qui est vieux de 45 ans environ, hautement corrodé, à haut risque de déversement, qui traverse les rivières des Outaouais, des Mille Îles, des Prairies. C’est tous des cours d’eau qui se jettent dans le fleuve Saint-Laurent. S’il y a des fissures à ces endroits-là, on parle de désastre écologique sans précédent, affirme Guillaume Sylvestre. Ça transporte le pétrole des sables bitumineux en Alberta qui est super lourd, super difficile à ramasser. Je pense que pour toutes ces raisons-là, c’est le temps de passer à l’action. Le groupe réclame par conséquent une diminution immédiate de la quantité de pétrole qui circule dans la ligne 9B et un plan clair de la part des gouvernements pour sa fermeture complète. On est quelques femmes à s’être déplacées au nom de nos enfants, au nom de ce qu’on est en train d’essayer de construire comme monde. C’est un soutien pacifique à cette action de désobéissance, a pour sa part déclaré la réalisatrice et auteure Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette qui s'est rendue sur les lieux pour apporter son soutien aux manifestants. Ouvrir en mode plein écranLes militants réclament la fermeture de l’oléoduc pétrolier de la ligne 9B, propriété de la multinationale Enbridge. Des forces policières et des équipes techniques du service des incendies ont été dépêchées sur les lieux pour tenter de dégager les accès au terminal, mais l’opération s’annonce longue et délicate, puisqu’au moins six manifestants sont installés sur de hautes structures. Un périmètre policier a été établi à l’entrée du terminal, où aucun incident n’avait été rapporté au moment d’écrire ces lignes. En 2015, la société Enbridge avait attiré l'attention sur cet oléoduc en inversant le flux entre North Westover, en Ontario, et Montréal dans le but d’approvisionner les raffineries de l’Ontario et du Québec en pétrole de l’Alberta. Enbridge n'a pas réagi à l'occupation du collectif. Dans la section de son site Internet consacrée à son terminal de Montréal-Est, Valero assure que ses installations sont conformes aux réglementations canadiennes, américaines et internationales en plus de répondre aux plus hautes exigences de l'industrie. Valero explique également s'être dotée d'un plan de mesures d'urgence (PMU) qu'elle entend arrimer au plan de mesures d'urgence de la Ville de Montréal-Est et des organismes gouvernementaux concernés afin de développer l'unicité de commandement requise en situation de crise et de participer activement à la gestion préventive des situations d'urgence qui peuvent survenir. Indicateurs économiques. Recul des exportations canadiennes vers les États-Unis sous le poids des tarifs douaniers. Publié à 9 h 27 HAE Recul des exportations canadiennes vers les États-Unis sous le poids des tarifs douaniersLes exportations canadiennes vers les États-Unis ont affiché une baisse marquée de 6,6 % en mars Donald Trump, président des États-Unis. Carney à Washington : « On ne veut pas revivre un moment Zelensky ». Publié à 4 h 00 HAE Carney à Washington : « On ne veut pas revivre un moment Zelensky »Le premier ministre canadien doit éviter les dérapages lors de sa rencontre avec Donald Trump Politique provinciale. Entente de principe entre le gouvernement Legault et les travailleuses des CPE. Publié à 9 h 45 HAE Entente de principe entre le gouvernement Legault et les travailleuses des CPELes 13 000 travailleuses des CPE devront se prononcer sous peu Politique provinciale. Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont : Québec débloque les fonds pour lancer les travaux. Publié à 10 h 33 HAE Hôpital Maisonneuve-Rosemont : Québec débloque les fonds pour lancer les travauxQuébec alloue aussi des fonds pour la reconstruction de l’Hôtel-Dieu d’Arthabaska Crimes et délits. Une étudiante portée disparue retrouvée morte à Ottawa. Publié hier à 17 h 36 HAE Une étudiante portée disparue retrouvée morte à OttawaLe Haut-Commissariat de l'Inde à Ottawa a identifié Vanshika Saini comme une étudiante indienne Chargement en coursInfolettre Info nationaleNouvelles Abonnez-vous à notre infolettre pour ne rien manquer qui se décrit dans un communiqué comme un groupe d’affinité d’Extinction Rébellion Québec ont investi le site très tôt mercredi matin Certains manifestants occupent les accès routiers au terminal où un conteneur maritime a été déposé tandis que d’autres ont grimpé dans les tours de chargement et se sont enchaînés aux structures Quatre manifestants sont également barricadés dans le conteneur tandis que deux autres s'y sont attachés 9B","text":"Je vais rester le temps qu’il faudra [...] pour arriver à l’objectif qu’on veut atteindre d’un plan clair de fermeture du pipeline9B"}}\\\">Je vais rester le temps qu’il faudra [...] pour arriver à l’objectif qu’on veut atteindre d’un plan clair de fermeture du pipeline 9B a expliqué à Radio-Canada Mathilde Horvais pour l’approvisionnement en eau potable de millions de Québécois en plus de contribuer à l’aggravation de la crise climatique C’est un pipeline qui est vieux de 45 ans environ qui traverse les rivières des Outaouais C’est tous des cours d’eau qui se jettent dans le fleuve Saint-Laurent S’il y a des fissures à ces endroits-là on parle de désastre écologique sans précédent Ça transporte le pétrole des sables bitumineux en Alberta qui est super lourd Je pense que pour toutes ces raisons-là c’est le temps de passer à l’action Le groupe réclame par conséquent une diminution immédiate de la quantité de pétrole qui circule dans la ligne 9B et un plan clair de la part des gouvernements pour sa fermeture complète On est quelques femmes à s’être déplacées au nom de nos enfants au nom de ce qu’on est en train d’essayer de construire comme monde C’est un soutien pacifique à cette action de désobéissance a pour sa part déclaré la réalisatrice et auteure Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette qui s'est rendue sur les lieux pour apporter son soutien aux manifestants Des forces policières et des équipes techniques du service des incendies ont été dépêchées sur les lieux pour tenter de dégager les accès au terminal mais l’opération s’annonce longue et délicate puisqu’au moins six manifestants sont installés sur de hautes structures Un périmètre policier a été établi à l’entrée du terminal où aucun incident n’avait été rapporté au moment d’écrire ces lignes la société Enbridge avait attiré l'attention sur cet oléoduc en inversant le flux entre North Westover et Montréal dans le but d’approvisionner les raffineries de l’Ontario et du Québec en pétrole de l’Alberta Enbridge n'a pas réagi à l'occupation du collectif Dans la section de son site Internet consacrée à son terminal de Montréal-Est Valero assure que ses installations sont conformes aux réglementations canadiennes américaines et internationales en plus de répondre aux plus hautes exigences de l'industrie Valero explique également s'être dotée d'un plan de mesures d'urgence (PMU) qu'elle entend arrimer au plan de mesures d'urgence de la Ville de Montréal-Est et des organismes gouvernementaux concernés afin de développer l'unicité de commandement requise en situation de crise et de participer activement à la gestion préventive des situations d'urgence qui peuvent survenir Stéphane Bordeleau est journaliste depuis 1998 Diplômé en science politique à l'Université de Montréal il a écrit pour plusieurs émissions d'information à la télévision de Radio-Canada avant de se joindre à l'équipe du site Nouvelles de Radio-Canada.ca où il couvre l'actualité quotidienne depuis plus de vingt ans Les exportations canadiennes vers les États-Unis ont affiché une baisse marquée de 6,6 % en mars Le premier ministre canadien doit éviter les dérapages lors de sa rencontre avec Donald Trump Les 13 000 travailleuses des CPE devront se prononcer sous peu Québec alloue aussi des fonds pour la reconstruction de l’Hôtel-Dieu d’Arthabaska Le Haut-Commissariat de l'Inde à Ottawa a identifié Vanshika Saini comme une étudiante indienne 9B","text":"Je vais rester le temps qu’il faudra [...] pour arriver à l’objectif qu’on veut atteindre d’un plan clair de fermeture du pipeline9B"}}\">Je vais rester le temps qu’il faudra [...] pour arriver à l’objectif qu’on veut atteindre d’un plan clair de fermeture du pipeline 9B Une vingtaine de militants écologistes occupent depuis mercredi matin le terminal pétrolier de la société Valero à l’intersection des rues Hinton et Sainte-Julie