Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker If you've just got off the train at Gare Saint-Lazare or are simply strolling through this central then you might be on the lookout for some good deals in the area If you're feeling a little hungry, the area also boasts a number of bistronomic and gastronomic restaurants, as you'd expect from a chic neighborhood; and to recover from all these cultural and culinary emotions, a little trip to the Parc Monceau is a must Let's head for Saint-Lazare and the Europe district for an unforgettable day Restaurants in the Saint-Lazare and Europe districts, our best addressesHere you'll find the best restaurants in the Saint-Lazare and Europe districts! [Read more] Restaurants near Gare Saint-Lazare, our top addressesGot a train to catch at Gare Saint-Lazare and a ravenous appetite? Here are our best addresses and restaurant tips for the area! [Read more] Argile, impeccable bistronomy and unbeatable value for moneyChef Romain Lamon returns to Paris with Argile, a simple bistronomic address offering unbeatable value for money. [Read more] L'Evadé, chef Rémi Poulain's bistronomic address in SoPiChef Rémi Poulain and fellow chef Anthony Rivière, already behind L'Escudella, open a new bistronomic address in SoPi: L'Evadé. [Read more] Em Sherif, Monaco's Lebanese restaurant opens in ParisEm Sherif, Monaco's famous Lebanese restaurant, is moving to Paris in January 2025. [Read more] Haton-nous, quiches signed by a MOFMOF Christophe Haton has opened a small shop behind the Saint-Lazare train station, where he offers a French culinary staple: quiche. [Read more] Le Ballu, the hotel inspired by comic stripsLe Ballu is the hotel in the 9th arrondissement that takes you into a world reminiscent of comic strips. If you're feeling a little hungry, there's also a lovely garden where you can enjoy the restaurant's dishes. [Read more] Hôtel Bowmann, the 5-star hotel on bustling Boulevard HaussmannLuxury and chic à la française: that's the credo of the 5-star Bowmann hotel on boulevard Haussmann. We'll show you around. [Read more] Idol Hotel, a return to the 70sSituated in a district popular with music lovers, near the Paris Conservatoire and Opéra Garnier, this boutique hotel welcomes guests in a pop and vintage atmosphere. [Read more] Hilton Paris Opéra, the elegant 4-star hotel in a historic settingThe Hilton Paris Opéra, formerly Concorde Opéra Paris, welcomes guests in luxurious surroundings opposite the Saint-Lazare train station. [Read more] The R. Kipling Hotel by Happyculture, boutique hotel in the 9th arrondissementHead for the latest trendy address in South Pigalle, the 4-star R. Kipling Hotel! [Read more] Tutankhamun and the Golden Scarab at Théâtre le BoutToutankhamon et le Scarabée d'Or, the children's show directed by Alexandre Delimoges based on the work by Martin Leloup, returns to Théâtre Le Bout until June 18, 2025. [Read more] Au Secours! Le Prince Aubert a disparu! at Théâtre Le BoutThe show "Au Secours! Le Prince Aubert a disparu!" will delight budding little Sherlock Holmes, at Théâtre Le Bout until June 21, 2025. [Read more] Pierre et la Princesse ensorcelée at Théâtre Le BoutThe children's show "Pierre et la princesse ensorcelée" returns to Théâtre Le Bout until June 18, 2025. [Read more] Les Justes : the arty cocktail bar in PigalleLes Justes is the superb cocktail bar in Pigalle that will warm up our winter evenings. See you on rue Frochot from Monday to Saturday from 6pm. [Read more] STÉRÉO, a lively wine bar a stone's throw from PigalleThe 9th arrondissement never ceases to thrill. The latest nugget is STÉRÉO, a lively wine bar just a stone's throw from Pigalle. [Read more] Discover all these great addresses on the map below Enjoy your stroll through the lively Saint-Lazare district Refer your establishment, click herePromote your event, click here Travel restaurateur Areas has expanded its food & beverage brand portfolio with the launch of a Cojean outlet at Gare Saint-Lazare in Paris The venue at France’s third-busiest rail station is the first from a series of Cojean restaurant openings planned with the brand and commercial operations partner Klépierre Cojean operates a chain of nearly 40 outlets across key French cities and makes its travel environment debut with this opening Cojean was the first fast-food company in France to be certified as a B-Corporation The company earned this status through strong commitments to environmental and social responsibility These include the use of a wide range of organic and fair-trade hot beverages; using products from sustainable fishing; reusable recyclable or compostable packaging; and initiatives to combat food waste Cojean offers recipes – including vegetarian vegan and gluten-free options – made from fresh according to Areas “combine nutritional balance are designed to appeal to customers seeking healthy and varied cuisine throughout the day Areas France Concepts & Standards Director Charles Dassonville said: “We are delighted to welcome Cojean to our brand portfolio This partnership aligns with our ambition to offer varied and responsible culinary experiences to the millions of travellers who visit our spaces each year Cojean is entering the world of travel retail and has the opportunity to showcase its products and expertise to a wider audience within one of Europe’s busiest train stations We are happy to support them on this journey.” Cojean President Thomas Pluchart said: “We are pleased to collaborate with Areas for this exciting venture into travel retail Cojean is a brand built on strong human and progressive convictions where goodness and wellbeing go hand in hand this brand philosophy is stronger than ever This new chapter allows us to share our commitments and recipes with an even wider audience will resonate with travellers seeking a gourmet and responsible break.” Two additional Cojean openings from the Areas-Klépierre partnership are already planned for other Paris rail stations Gare Saint-Lazare is one of the seven large mainline railway station terminals in Paris and was the first to open Welcoming an average of 290,000 passengers a day the travel hub mostly serves train services to the French capital city’s western suburbs as well as intercity services towards Normandy using the Paris–Le Havre railway Note: The Moodie Davitt Report publishes the FAB Newsletter events and campaigns from around the world of airport and travel dining Please email Kristyn@MoodieDavittReport.com for your complimentary subscription Subscribe to our newsletter for critical marketing information delivered to your inbox HMSHost will debut six new restaurants spanning 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On this occasion, we spoke with street artist Davide Vavalà China focuses on in transit shopping From Instagram sponsorship to million-dollar ads In Italy, there are figures embodying this vision, yet the fashion industry continues to overlook them The example of four emerging brands that challenge convention The brand new leather good from the French fashion house in the colours of Indian summer Following in the footsteps of Léna Situations, Mister V, Amixem and Andie Ella, Squeezie is now launching his new brand From Dubai to Brignoles, the revenge of a forgotten fruit From those for the pope's funeral to those for the inauguration of a government, to simple toasts The US President's attempt to save Hollywood passes, not surprisingly, through duties Which promises to reveal the whole truth about the rapper's famous “parties” Between bad experiences and a few too many statements about Anna Wintour And why it is important to constantly update your bio While in Italy university graduates are seeking their fortune abroad, US researchers are fleeing from Trump From May the 2nd to 4th Its two co-founders tell us why you should apply to it Interview with Samuel Ross Interview with Willy Chavarria Interview with Louis Gabriel Nouchi Interview with Mowalola Interview with Marni’s Francesco Risso Interview with Jean-Charles de Castelbajac Interview with Byredo’s Ben Gorham Interview with Ottolinger Interview with Massimo Giorgetti Beyond the traditional realms of fashion The eight finalists tell their stories A record year at the competition for young designers in Trieste The Chinese designer debuted at Milan Fashion Week with the support of Dolce&Gabbana Fashion might have forgotten the art of fantasy, but the Shanghai-based designer hasn’t Interview with Hillary Taymour, founder and creative director of Collina Strada The collab between Napapijri and PDF by Domenico Formichetti was the first chapter of a new way of making fashion Interview with the PROTOTYPES Duo Y2K satire by Shukri Lawrence and Omar Braika in collaboration with Barragàn The Danish brand that questions contemporary manufacturing When personalisation and durability come together in your virtual dressing room, and not only Although Paris consistently ranks as the top city in any list of the most beautiful cities in France (despite what Lyon residents might think) Some places stray far from the idyllic scenes of narrow streets where artists in berets paint to the tune of Edith Piaf’s La Vie en Rose on accordion The Saint Lazare metro station is a perfect example the association Paysages de France holds the "Ugly France Award," highlighting unattractive places and sights across France though known for its beauty and poetry (perhaps more so to tourists than locals) Despite its "City of Light" nickname and its 51,000 annual visitors the association seems to see Paris as "a bit of the ugly side of France." Last year it was the massive tarp covering construction at Place Vendôme that dethroned Paris as a beauty queen the honor goes to the advertising panels that line the floors of the Saint Lazare metro station earning Paris first place in the "cultural heritage enhancement" category Prix de la France moche 2024 : le palmarès https://t.co/3hMJ5B82oF pic.twitter.com/yDj0vo6bi5 Though Saint Lazare's corridors see thousands of passengers daily the association finds these strategically placed panels disruptive in its active fight against visual pollution And Saint Lazare isn’t the only place affected the association also calls out Conflans-Sainte-Honorine (Yvelines) in the "Ad Nursery" category for a notable alignment of advertising panels set in gardens along a road Maromme (Seine-Maritime) is highlighted in the "Danger Sign" category for a large billboard by the riverside while the town of Le Port in Réunion Island won in the "Olympic Triple" category for SFR ads placed at the top of a telecom tower It’s a less than flattering outcome for the Île-de-France region which claims two of the four "Ugly France" awardees the association sees its awards as a way to "question the role of advertising in spaces designed for travelers" and to "prevent becoming accustomed to ugliness." Its goal is not to disparage France and its less appealing areas but rather to "open the eyes of those who look past sprawling commercial zones or relentless concrete expansion in the name of progress and modernity." Perhaps it’s not such a bad thing to have associations out there on a hunt for ugliness working to keep France beautiful and authentic at all times Get access to exclusive contents and keep yourself updated Get access to exclusive contents and keep yourself updated Select the topics in which you are interested: Every month a newsletter to receive updates from our creative media agency So you don't miss the chance to attend nss world events Every month the latest news from the French vertical of nss Just over 30 people fell ill at a train station in Paris over the weekend after a man poured a mystery chemical liquid on the floor of a McDonald’s restaurant The man spilled the orange liquid on the floor of the fast-food site in Gare Saint-Lazare, on Saturday, November 16, before calmly and quietly boarding a train to Caen (Calvados, Normandy), police sources told FranceInfo after CCTV images and witness reports of his appearance were shared with Paris police Witnesses said he was wearing a blue down jacket A security perimeter was set up around the restaurant and 32 people were taken ill - including 10 in a “relative emergency state” - police said The people who were taken ill were removed for care after the fire brigade put a ‘NRBC’ protocol in place which aims to protect victims exposed to nuclear the victims did not need to be hospitalised A total of 10 police officers who responded to the incident also complained of sore throats after inhaling the product but they did not require hospitalisation either Early investigations suggest that the ‘mystery’ liquid was from a can of pepper spray Police are reported to be concentrating on people likely to wish direct ill of Karen Carter who was fatally stabbed on April 29 Teaching staff may soon be able to search students’ belongings Sign In Register MOOSOMIN — Julianna Moore may live in Brandon now people from all over the country will hear what a powerful voice Moore possesses as she has secured a spot on the fourth season of Canada’s Got Talent — one of two Manitobans participating in the national talent competition with the first episode airing on Tuesday and continues to stay very busy with her musical pursuits Not only is Moore the lead female vocal for the southwestern Manitoba band Just For Kicks she’s also an alto with the Brandon-based Konektis choir plus a music teacher and librarian by day.  Appearing on Canada’s Got Talent is a very big deal as the winner of the competition goes home with a $1 million prize A total of 105 Canadian acts will appear on stage before judges Howie Mandel and variety performers from across Canada and beyond will be featured 20-year-old Rebecca Strong from Prince Albert claimed the top spot with her performance of Adele’s Rolling in the Deep That’s the only way I can describe it is amazing And unreal,” Strong told the World-Spectator last May of the journey through the competition “This is the end of my Canada’s Got Talent The million-dollar grand prize (plus $50 from Mandel) is the largest cash prize in Canadian television history There are also the six Golden Buzzer selections — acts that essentially receive a fast-track to the live shows Each judge and the host can press the golden buzzer once per season plus there’s a group selection as well Those Golden Buzzer acts also receive $25,000 each from CIBC The Canada’s Got Talent season ends with a live two-hour finale on Tuesday May 13 from the OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino in Niagara Falls.  The World-Spectator spoke with Moore to learn more about her reaction to making it to Canada’s Got Talent You’ve made it to Canada’s Got Talent this year—congratulations I understand you’ve applied previously to this year Could you tell me about that journey to make it to this season I’ve been trying since it was rebooted I kept sending in my videos every year and I never heard anything back Then I got an email in December of 2023 and they said ‘would you consider participating in Season 4?’ and I said I’d love to!’ It was a long process They wanted to hear this song and that song Do you get to choose which genre you’d like to perform or is it the judges that determine the music this is what I typically do,’ and they’ll try to work with that because it really challenged me to get out of my box in the past year or so—just to try new things to work on my range and work on my genres of music Last year’s winner from Canada’s Got Talent was Rebecca Strong a real powerful Indigenous voice from Prince Albert How important is it to see people from outside the major cities represented on a show like this I think it’s so important because growing up—especially coming from St Having such a big dream and wanting to get my voice out there I thought it was impossible because you don’t hear a lot of stories of people that are coming from such small places making it big and getting their voice out there So I think it’s really important for people that are still just starting out or just wanting to make something of themselves I had a lot of people that I looked up to—Shania Twain being one of them I don’t believe I’ll be on March 18 They’re supposed to tell me two weeks prior to my episode airing So I’m just waiting to see and hear from them but I’m anxious to see all the other performers as well Music has been a huge part of your life and you are a music teacher currently Could you tell me about that lifelong love of music and how that’s been with you along the path my dad would sing around the house quite often I had a lot of opportunities singing in church or different talent stages and all of those things collectively got me to where I am Each and every time I’m working with new people in the music world that has also helped me get to where I am and to find even more love for music it’s been since I was tiny that I’ve been learning and loving music not only to get my name out there a little bit more This is something that I really do want to chase.’ It definitely was a huge moment for me Two songs you performed during that Star Search really stood out—Crazy by Patsy Cline and Sarah McLachlan’s Arms of an Angel Is that the style you gravitate towards more and they have really opened up my eyes to a lot of different genres That’s what I’m doing with this band as well We do anything from Fleetwood Mac to Miley Cyrus I try to make it so everyone hears something that they like I don’t know what my favorite would be though I still kind of lean towards country more than anything singing with a band compared to just doing a gig on your own with your guitar It really trained my ear and allowed me to trust that I would be carried with them; if I lost my spot They’re so tight that it really makes me feel like I can actually focus on singing and not have to worry at all What’s the reaction been from your bandmates They’re all like second dads—all very supportive and really fun!  but it’s also helped me train my ear even more It’s great to have all the people around you singing but you have to know your part to be able to work with your section and it’s really helped me a lot with my ear Is everything effectively on hold right now I’m still doing my gigs here and there But at one point when we were filming the auditions it was a lot of back and forth with sending in videos and stuff like that go,’ but it’s all stuff that I love to do so it doesn’t feel like work so that keeps me pretty busy throughout the day Then I sing at a church in Brandon with their worship team and lots of different shows on my own and with the band I pretty much have events going on most nights but it’s all stuff that I love again It’s lots of rehearsals lots of times but I find I’m learning a lot throughout the entire process and every rehearsal Canada’s Got Talent is such a huge promotional launchpad for performers do you think that’s going to change anything Is that going to give you more notoriety in the broader spectrum in the years of sending my auditions in my applications I just wanted to be able to have a chance to go out there and I knew that if I was accepted to go on the show that it would help me a lot regardless of the outcome There’s lots of people that are reaching out to me and congratulating me a lot of people are interested in actually hearing me It’s just really a privilege to be able to have this opportunity regardless of what happens I was telling everyone I would like to go to Nashville and learn from people and be able to record some music I think there’s so many things that you would do with it Do you think this might lead to a Walk of Fame in St and everything else—I’d just love to be able to make them proud and to say a big thank you to everyone That’s always going to be my home!  The Sûreté du Québec is asking for the public's help in locating potential witnesses or anyone with information about a hit-and-run accident causing injuries that occurred in St-Lazare on January 7 emergency services were called to a scene on Côte Saint-Charles near the intersection of rue du Cumberland in St-Lazare involving a pedestrian in his twenties who had allegedly been struck by a vehicle The victim was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries the vehicle involved is believed to be a Jeep Wrangler Sahara black The vehicle may have sustained damage to the right fender and rearview mirror (photo for information only).  Saint-Lazare mayor Geneviève Lachance reacted to the situation on her Geneviève Lachance Mairesse page It is truly incomprehensible that such a thing could happen How can someone commit such an act and leave another person suffering This lack of compassion and responsibility is truly shocking and unacceptable While I have no official details on the situation I would like to extend my sincerest thoughts to the victim I encourage you all to come together at this troubling time If you have any information about this incident I invite you to contact the Sûreté du Québec to assist in their investigation.  Any information relating to this event can be communicated confidentially to the Sûreté du Québec's Centrale de l'information criminelle at 1 800 659-4264.  -  Hit-and-run at Saint-Lazare: witnesses sought  Pour partager votre opinion vous devez être connecté la MRC de Beauharnois-Salaberry annonce sa participation à l’initiative ministérielle Proximité des Pêcheries et de l’Alimentation de Québec (MAPAQ) permettant ainsi à onze entreprises du territoire de bénéficier de formations ainsi que d'un accompagnement .. 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MontrealNewsQuarry fire in St-Lazare still burning five days laterBy Denise RobertsPublished: December 13, 2024 at 5:17PM EST Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved A 21-year-old St-Lazare man is facing sentencing after pleading guilty to impaired driving causing death in a tragic accident that deeply affected the Pointe-Claire community a vehicle ran off the Sources overpass while the driver was driving at high speed This resulted in the body of a teen being ejected from the vehicle onto the ground on Donegani Avenue The tragic crash claimed the life of 16-year-old Noah-Lewis Mercier who succumbed to his injuries three days after the tragic event while hospitalized In a shocking and heartfelt appeal to the court who was not only the person behind the wheel but also her son’s best friend Parent called for compassion and understanding within the courtroom we need more thinking of others,” she stated reflecting her son’s caring nature on the night of his death Her plea underscored a desire not just for justice but for healing and community learning from this devastating event which added to the heavy emotional weight of her plea as Parent had also lost another son in similar circumstances Parent made it clear that she did not solely blame Ségaux for the tragedy highlighting the unfortunate decisions made by both young men on the evening of the crash that caused her son’s death Her call for leniency was a testament to her belief in rehabilitation and the power of forgiveness hoping that this tragedy could serve as a lesson for others.  Prosecutor Sylvie Dulude has argued for a prison sentence emphasizing the need for such a measure to act as a deterrent to impaired driving on a larger scale while defense lawyer Robert Israel advocated for a community-based sentence highlighting Ségaux’s lifelong guilt and the significant challenges he faces in rebuilding his life following the accident Israel stressed the impact of the tragedy on Ségaux who has been unable to resume normalcy due to physical and emotional injuries Mercier was the step-son of CAQ MNA Marilyne Picard The decision in the case will be rendered by Judge Jean-Jacques Gagné Man awaits sentencing in fatal Pointe-Claire crash Read More » Copyright © 2025 | Powered by Astra WordPress Theme Caution: avoid the Gare Saint-Lazare area, where a major fire has broken out. The incident began shortly after 9 a.m., when the Paris Fire Brigade (BSPP) was called to a fire at the top of this emblematic building opposite the Cour de Rome ravaging the roof and projecting thick black smoke visible from several kilometers away while firefighters worked to contain the blaze and prevent its spread to neighboring buildings The complete evacuation of the building prevented human tragedy The residents were cared for and only one minor injury faced with the height of the building and the intensity of the flames A command post was set up on site to coordinate operations addAsync('//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js'); many Internet users are sharing images of this impressive event while firefighters are urging people to avoid the area and avoid clogging up emergency lines Although the fire was largely under control by late morning firefighters are still working to secure the entire area and prevent any secondary flare-ups The origin of the fire has yet to be determined but witnesses report falling tiles from the burning roof This event serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance in an urban environment especially in a district as busy as Saint-Lazare a real crossroads for Parisians during the holiday season remain cautious and follow the recommendations of the authorities armed suspects broke into a residence on rue Du Chêne in the Vallée-Chaline district of Saint-Lazare Two people were on the premises and suffered injuries that do not suggest any threat to their lives.  “The suspects wanted to obtain the contents of a safe on the premises leaving the occupants of the residence with injuries A suspect vehicle was located further away and forensic tests were carried out on it during the night and the investigation has been turned over to the Sûreté du Québec's Major Crimes Division,” confirms police spokesman Jean-Raphaël Drolet.  According to a citizen who witnessed the scene and contacted Néomédia the Vallée-Chaline area is particularly prone to this type of crime there have been a lot of cars driving around so it's definitely easy for thieves to sneak onto lots and enter houses We really need more police surveillance in the neighborhood,” he confided on condition of anonymity.  - Yan Lecompte's fate will soon be decided - CMP search in L'Île-Perrot  - Vaudreuil-Dorion firefighters help each other out tonight  Saint-Lazare’s elected officials adopted a $46.2 million budget and a 1.8% property tax increase on December 10 Saint-Lazare plans to allocate $16.6 million Nearly 20% of the budget will be directed to various contributions the administration projects $33 million will come from property taxes the city expects to collect $3.6 million through transfer duties “I’d like to first thank all the departments for their tremendous work along with significantly more responsibilities which relies primarily on residential taxes to sustain operations and provide services to its citizens this situation will soon become unsustainable,” said Mayor Geneviève Lachance emphasizing that this issue is not unique to Saint-Lazare but is faced by municipalities across Quebec Saint-Lazare will implement a new three-year property assessment roll starting in January 2025 This increase has significantly impacted the budget's formulation The average value of a single-family home has risen from $467,600 to $702,694 while the city’s standardized property wealth has climbed from $3.8 billion to $5.7 billion there’s a 50% increase for an average home Similar trends have been observed across Quebec in municipalities with updated rolls municipalities adjust their tax rates to account for this increase the rate may vary depending on how a property’s assessment compares to the average home,” added Mayor Lachance Homeowners can therefore expect a 1.8% increase in property taxes equivalent to $66.01 for an average residence the council adopted its three-year capital expenditure plan for 2025 The mayor clarified that this is primarily a planning tool and that the projects listed are not “set in stone.” an estimated $50.6 million will be allocated to various projects Details of the 2025 budget will be available on the City of Saint-Lazare’s website under the "Budget and Three-Year Plan" section Coteau-du-Lac Unveils Triennial Capital Investment Plan for 2025-2027 3.1235% tax increase in 2025 for the people of Coteau-du-Lac   Property tax: 2.75% increase in Pincourt  Saint-Polycarpe Adopts 2025 Budget Totaling $6,850,300 Vaudreuil-Dorion Adopts $120.5M Budget and 5.4% Tax Rate for 2025 A 2.78% property tax increase in Les Cèdres Find all the information you need—plus helpful tips—to plan your visit Explore the works in our collection and delve deeper into their stories Join us for a wide range of programs—there's something for visitors of all ages The Impressionists frequently paid tribute to the modern aspects of Paris Their paintings abound with scenes of grand boulevards and elegant as well as achievements of modern construction such as iron bridges Gare Saint-Lazare was an especially appropriate choice of subject for Claude Monet in the 1870s where Monet’s technique of painting outdoors had been nurtured in the 1860s was also the point of departure for towns and villages to the west and north of Paris frequented by the Impressionists Monet completed eight of his twelve known paintings of the Gare Saint-Lazare in time for the third Impressionist exhibition Monet chose to focus his attention here on the glass-and-iron train shed where he found an appealing combination of artificial and natural effects: the rising steam of locomotives trapped within the structure Monet’s depictions of the station inaugurated what was to become for him an established pattern of painting a specific motif repeatedly in order to capture subtle and temporal atmospheric changes But the series also represented his last attempt to deal with urban realities: from this point on in his career Monet would be largely a painter of landscapes 1877 [this and the following per Wildenstein 1996] 1878; by descent his daughter Victorine (de Bellio) Donop de Monchy and son-in-law Eugène Donop de Monchy around 1899 [this and the following per Wildenstein 1996] as confirmed by Paul-Louis Durand-Ruel and Flavie Durand-Ruel 1911 [this and the following per Durand-Ruel for $7,000; bequeathed to the Art Institute of Chicago Object information is a work in progress and may be updated as new research findings emerge. 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Information about image downloads and licensing is available here As part of the festivities surrounding Ville de Saint-Lazare's 150th anniversary the organizing committee will welcome the Montreal Canadiens field hockey team who will take on a team of Saint-Lazare stars the HRS Skating Club will offer a colorful show entitled Mise-au-Jeu at the Complexe sportif de Saint-Lazare and is open to the whole family a pre-game barbecue will be held in the Complexe sportif St-Lazare parking lot.  General admission to the friendly game is set at $25 per person food and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages is also on sale for $75 in limited quantities Holders of this type of ticket will have the opportunity to meet players from the Anciens Canadiens de Montréal team after the field hockey game.  Residents can purchase tickets via the Sports Plus online platform until Sunday A valid Accès Saint-Lazare card is required for online purchases Tickets may also be purchased in person at the recreation office during opening hours Limit of 6 tickets per resident.Tickets may also be purchased from the following organizations:Société historique de Saint-Lazare Comité des fêtes du 150e de Saint-Lazare Association de field hockey mineur HRS and Club de patinage HRS seriously injuring a young man in his twenties The collision took place on a bike path at the intersection of Côte Saint-Charles and rue Cumberland where the pedestrian was struck by a vehicle the driver fled the scene after stopping briefly to inspect the damage to his vehicle The victim was taken to hospital with significant injuries The family is now trying to understand what happened Sûreté du Québec spokeswoman Ève Brochu-Joubert confirms that no arrests have yet been made “The investigation is ongoing and we invite anyone with information or who witnessed the event to contact us at 310-4141,” she said Authorities are appealing to the public to help identify the driver and provide any information that may help clarify the circumstances of the collision.  A single-family home at 2751 rue du Salerne was engulfed in flames around noon on Wednesday in Saint-Lazare Several firefighters from neighbouring municipalities were involved that crews from the Hudson and Vaudreuil-Dorion fire departments were called in to assist the local brigade The air bank of the Pincourt/Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot fire department was also called in.  The Community Emergency Measures Unit (UCMU) was also dispatched to support the firefighters on site.  The Saint-Lazare library is pleased to welcome artists from Saint-Lazare and the region to exhibit their works of art during the month of March The vernissage will take place on Thursday explains the origins and reasons behind this exhibition which returns to Saint-Lazare every year:  and we are particularly keen to highlight the richness of the local artistic community we organise a group exhibition to give artists whose repertoire doesn't necessarily allow them to have a solo show an opportunity to share their work while creating a space where creative people can meet and exchange ideas This initiative is a catalyst for breaking down barriers and encouraging openness in the world of art ',  Here is the list of artists who responded to the call for entries for the March exhibition: A total of 25 artists and 49 works (2 works per artist) will grace the library Here are the types of art and techniques used in the works on display: acrylic paint; acrylic paint and gold leaf; acrylic paint charcoal and epoxy; mixed media; oil paint; watercolour paint; ink on watercolour paper; ink watercolour and coloured pencil on watercolour paper; digital photography; digital collage; reproduction The Saint-Lazare library is located at 1275 rue du Bois in Saint-Lazare For an address in the heart of Paris, for a business trip or a family (or couple) vacation, theBelleval hotel offers comfortable rooms just a two-minute walk from the Saint-Lazare train station While the highlight of the hotel is certainly its patio designed to be sheltered from the hustle and bustle of the district the hotel offers overnight accommodation in the heart of Paris While some single rooms are available for professionals traveling alone the vast majority are designed for two people deluxe and family suites have been designed by interior designer Jean-Philippe Nuel including four suites for up to four people you can also enjoy a beautiful view of Saint-Augustin church The hotel also features a fitness room and sauna Breakfast - at an additional cost of €18 per person - is served from 7 a.m An overnight stay for two in a classic room at the hotel costs around €180 Please note that it's been over 4 years since our last visit so the place and experience may have changed This test was conducted as part of a professional invitation A new Globuline clinic will open its doors in Saint-Lazare this Monday The new healthcare specialist will be located at 1963 chemin Sainte-Angélique Internet voting: Saint-Lazare among the towns selected Interested Vaudreuil-Soulanges residents can already book appointments on site for the following services:  The new clinic can be reached at (450) 424-8444 or by e-mail at: [email protected] The Comité des Fêtes du 150e de Saint-Lazare unveiled its program of activities for Saint-Lazare's 150th anniversary celebrations on Wednesday afternoon Four major celebrations will take place over the course of the year a field hockey match with former Canadiens a supper in the park where over 500 guests will share a large table the largest parade in Saint-Lazare's history and a wacky bed race on Red Bull ice are just some of the activities on the menu Two honorary co-presidents for the festivities  “Considering the scope of our programming but two honorary co-presidents to support and encourage us throughout the year The first honorary co-president is Nathalie Gravel a woman well known in our community for her many years of dedicated involvement in a number of causes and organizations including the Club Optimiste de Saint- Lazare and the Canadian Cancer Society's Relay for Life walk is also a Saint-Lazare native and has left his mark on our municipality in many ways not only with his great generosity and loyalty to the community but also thanks to his role as a building contractor many of our homes were built by his own hands,” revealed Paul Lavigne president of the Saint-Lazare 150th anniversary committee The celebrations kick off with a winter party from February 14 to 16 featuring the return of a classic field hockey game between the Saint-Lazare Stars and the former Montreal Canadiens All this will be preceded by a legendary tailgate BBQ in the parking lot where fun and camaraderie will be the order of the day participants will head to Parc Nature les Forestiers de Saint-Lazare where a wide range of activities await them The following day will feature a sugar shack brunch and a wacky “Red Bull”-style race on the nature park's ice ring where disguised teams will have to push a bed three activities will enhance the weekends Saint-Lazare will host the largest gathering of giant kite flyers in southern Quebec More than 25 of these wind enthusiasts with their large kites will be at Saint-Lazare airport to showcase their masterpieces in action A hearty aviator's brunch will be offered as well as kite-making workshops for children neighbourhood parties will be held in Grand Pré and Saddlebrook parks entertainment and barbecues will be on offer the committee's programming will be twinned with that of Festi-Ouest 2025 and three marquee events will be presented over the weekend including an incredible historical show on the big stage celebrating Saint-Lazare's 150th anniversary a “bal en blanc”-style supper in the park will be held where the entire population is invited to share a meal with friends Over 500 guests will be invited to the park where tables lined with white tablecloths will await them live music and enchanting decorations will enliven the evening the 150th anniversary parade will take to the streets The biggest parade ever seen in Saint-Lazare will bring together associations pioneers and founding families of Saint-Lazare in a colorful and nostalgic parade There will also be plenty of surprises for young and old alike.  To round off the activities surrounding Saint-Lazare's 150th anniversary the Fall Celebration will be held on September 27 to pay tribute to Saint-Lazare's most important builders Other surprises are also planned for this historic day the committee wants to promote Saint-Lazare and Vaudreuil-Soulanges businesses three partnerships have been formed to this end The first is with Distillerie 3 Lacs of Salaberry-de-Valleyfield whose alcohol and ready-to-drink products will be available at every event throughout the year An agreement has also been signed with Vignoble Le Bourg des Cèdres and participants in the above-mentioned events will be able to taste a selection of white brewed by Vaudreuil-Dorion's Trois Lacs microbrewery Its label is a work of art by Saint-Lazare artist Jacinthe Durant It will be available only at the Festi-Ouest celebration from August 23 to 25 before being distributed in local grocery stores and restaurants from early December 2024 Please note that the Comité des Fêtes du 150e de Saint-Lazare is a non-profit organization finance and present all activities surrounding the festivities commemorating the 150th anniversary of the municipality of Saint-Lazare Showers this evening becoming a steady rain overnight Black 2023 Jeep Wrangler Sahara: photo of the suspect vehicle that authorities have identified in connection to the hit and run incident that occured on Côte Saint-Charles In St-Lazare on January 7 A hit-and-run incident in Saint-Lazare has prompted local activist and Red Coalition founder and President Joel DeBellefeuille to take action offering a $1,000 reward through his foundation for information on the identity of the responsible driver The incident occurred on January 7 on Côte Saint-Charles near Rue du Cumberland where a young man in his twenties was struck while walking In an exclusive interview with The Suburban DeBellefeuille revealed disturbing details about the incident including that the driver stopped to inspect damage to the vehicle before fleeing the scene “It takes a special kind of person to leave someone in a pool of blood,” DeBellefeuille said to The Suburban The incident hit particularly close to home for him as persons he has close relationships with frequently walk along the same stretch of road where the collision occurred The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) has identified the suspect vehicle as a black 2023 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Evidence collected at the scene includes parts of a bumper and a side mirror with investigators noting the vehicle likely sustained damage to its right fender and side mirror who encountered police blockades in the area while returning home that day has been actively involved in raising awareness about the case “This person will be caught — there’s no doubt about it The victim was transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after he managed to crawl back to his home bleeding quite severely Local law enforcement has expressed gratitude for the foundation’s involvement in the case which has helped maintain public attention on the investigation noting that he’s been particularly alert to any vehicles matching the description of the suspect’s Jeep His foundation’s reward offer underscores a community-driven effort to bring closure to this case and ensure justice is served His social media post has reached thousands of viewers and continues to be shared on a daily basis The SQ is urging anyone with information about the incident to contact their Criminal Information Centre at 1-800-659-4264 Email notifications are only sent once a day Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Book one of six 30-minute sessions and head out into the mall with your little bundles of energy to flush out a horde of chocolate delights hidden in the gardens supervised by Kangourou Kids childcare professionals each young explorer will leave with the grand prize So, are you ready for an egg hunt in the iconic shopping temple of the Saint-Lazare district? Registration is now open but beware: places are selling out faster than the chocolate bunnies Grab yours and bring the whole family to Easter at Passage du Havre Ville de Saint-Lazare recently acquired two lots on Chemin Sainte-Angélique with a view to selling them to the Toit d'abord organization Toit d'abord would like to build affordable housing for targeted clienteles couples and individuals with modest incomes who currently spend more than 30% of their total income on housing as well as people with special needs.  The lots acquired by the municipal administration are numbered 3,502,980 and 3,503,000 and are located on chemin Sainte-Angélique They are located at 2080 and 2090 chemin Sainte-Angélique.  The land currently contains buildings that are certain to be demolished to make way for the community real estate project.  The offer to purchase the buildings and the promise to sell were signed on September 5 by the general manager The amount of the transaction is $1.6 million to be drawn from the unallocated operating surplus as at December 31 located within an optimal living environment but also for the walkability and availability of the lots,” we wrote by e-mail to Néomédia The resolution adopted on September 10 specifies that the lots must be free of contamination or environmental constraints that would prevent the project from going ahead the lots are sold without warranty of any kind including the legal warranty provided for in the Civil Code of Québec.  Toit d'abord has applied to the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal for a subsidy of up to 20% of the cost of acquiring the lots Whether you just know how to make a Gin Tonic or you’ve mastered the art of the Pisco Sour you don’t need a master’s degree in mixology to take part in these courses It’s as simple as that: you’re supplied with fresh ingredients and quality equipment After this introduction to an easy-to-make cocktail we spice things up with a cocktail to personalize with a selection of premium spirits Water meters will begin to be required in all non-residential buildings in St according to a new bylaw set to be approved by council next month The move is the result of the municipality failing to meet water-usage targets set by the provincial government “It is being imposed on us to reduce consumption,” said St Lazare Mayor Geneviève Lachance in an interview with The 1019 Report all homes will have to be equipped with the devices to track their water use only 60 homes will be fitted with meters to provide municipal officials with a sampling of the level of individual household use in the residential sector The selection of these homes will be on a voluntary basis all new homes built after the bylaw is approved will have to be constructed “in anticipation of the installation of a meter,” the proposed bylaw states “The government requires this because we did not meet the objectives,” Lachance said referring to the Rapport annuel sur la gestion de l’eau potable which the provincial government issues outlining the levels of water usage within the town the provincial report that looked at water consumption recorded in 2021 included a clear warning: “If the municipality exceeds one of the objectives in the 2021 balance sheet the installation of water meters in all non-residential buildings (industries municipal buildings and on a sample of 60 residential buildings will be required progressively by Sept like restricting the washing of driveways and banning car-wash fundraisers and public awareness campaigns to encourage a reduction in usage have helped reduce the amount of water being consumed on a per-capita basis in the last few years water use in the town remains above the provincial targets Lazare was estimated at 194 litres per person per day 10 litres above the provincial target set at 184 litres water use in the municipality was 211 litres per person per day That follows previous years of even higher water usage Lazare was estimated at 224 litres per person per day “We are using too much water,” Lachance said explaining the issue is not strictly a function of water shortage Providing potable water is one of the most expensive services provided by the municipality adding provincial authorities are moving slowly toward imposing a “pay per use” model “We are pretty much going that way,” Lachance said but stressed there is no estimated timeline for when water meters would be required in all homes Lazare is not the first municipality in Vaudreuil-Soulanges to impose water meters Residents of Notre Dame de l’Île Perrot are required to submit their water meter readings to the municipality every summer MontrealNewSt-Lazare man wants permission to keep 2 donkeys, llama on his propertyBy Christine LongPublished: June 20, 2024 at 6:05PM EDT Share‘Monet at his Impressionist best’: La Gare Saint-Lazare Vue extérieureA centrepiece of the artist’s celebrated 1877 series capturing the dynamism of metropolitan Paris the work from The Collection of Nancy Lee and Perry R Bass led Christie’s Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sale on 20 June in London Claude Monet (1840-1926), La Gare Saint-Lazare, Vue extérieure, 1877. Oil on canvas. Estimate on request. Offered in Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sale on 20 June 2018 at Christie’s in London Claude Monet (1840-1926), La Gare Saint-Lazare, Vue extérieure, 1877. Oil on canvas. Estimate on request. Offered in Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sale on 20 June 2018 at Christie’s in London ‘This superb painting describes Monet at his Impressionist best bold brushstrokes the energy of metropolitan Paris as described by the sound and fury of the steam trains as they left the Gare Saint-Lazare,’ says Christie’s Global President Jussi Pylkkänen In the heart of Paris, the Alsatian house at 119 rue Saint-Lazare stands out with its picturesque architecture this architectural curiosity stands in stark contrast to the neighboring Haussmann buildings Featuring comical details such as a stork perched on the mantelpiece and a pot-bellied statue of Gambrinus this narrow façade bears witness to the arrival of many Alsatians in Paris following the annexation of Alsace-Lorraine by the German Empire in 1871 These immigrants perpetuated the gastronomic traditions of their native region by founding brasseries restaurateur Jacqueminot-Graff began construction of a building in 1892 to house his brewery named " Au Roi de la Bière Jacqueminot-Graff " Chausson designed a building of modest dimensions while Paul Marbeau led the conversion work in 1894 half-timbering and other varied decorations Let us tell you 3 stories about this unusual place: In 1998, the former Alsatian-style brasserie was taken over by the McDonald's fast-food chain. The renovation, carried out by Bâtiments de France highlighting the striking contrast between the building's history and its current occupation This unusual location at 119 rue Saint-Lazare remains a living witness to Alsatian history and its influence on Parisian architectural heritage inviting us to discover the traditions and folklore that have spanned the centuries preparing for a first meeting with the U.S and some say simply getting America to agree to a framework for negotiations going forward is the goal “[Without the terrace] for the summer my business won't continue,” said Jean-Yves Mas co-owner of Psy bar in Montreal's Quartier Latin The city will relax bylaws to allow previously non-compliant terraces to operate The woman who says she was sexually assaulted by five former world junior hockey players faced cross-examination as defence council questioned what she said happened in a London hotel room in 2018 Rhianne Campbell speaks to advocates on this year's theme “[Without the terrace] for the summer my business won’t continue,” said Jean-Yves Mas co-owner of Psy bar in Montreal’s Quartier Latin Rhianne Campbell speaks to advocates on this year’s theme The Quebec Liberal party held its only English-language leadership debate on Sunday at John Abbott College in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue “Entirely unfair both to the unhoused persons and to the STM,” said David Chapman of Resilience Montreal as the STM lifts its temporary loitering ban in Montreal’s metro system and get up-to-the-minute breaking-news alerts weather and video from CityNews anywhere you are – across all Android and iOS devices Despite loud opposition from some residents Lazare council last week moved to municipalize one of its last two remaining private streets removing the last barrier preventing the building of more residential dwellings along the artery council approved two bylaws affecting the private stretch of Sandmere Street on Aug including reducing the minimum width of lots permitted from 50 to 37 metres and dropping the minimum front setback from 12 to 10 metres These changes will allow an estimated 42 to 44 single-family homes to be built on Sandmere in the Saddlebrook area of the town The group of 24 property owners along the private artery are breathing a sigh of relief as the change was finally approved bringing them a significant step closer to selling their lots after years of waiting The western portion of Sandmere – one of the last private roads in town – is home to four houses and dozens of lots Owners of the lots have spent years pushing for the municipalization of the street as its private status has made it impossible to build on their properties and difficult to sell off These owners have nevertheless been paying taxes on these plots of land No more than 20 per cent of the existing trees can be removed if a house is to be built on the lots Lazare Mayor Geneviève Lachance,“to reduce the impact of residential development on the forest ecosystem” within the area Lachance also pointed out that this number of new houses would be consistent with the current density in the area – 2.7 dwellings per hectare She also highlighted the fact that the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal (CMM) is in the process of drafting its 2025 Plan métropolitain d’aménagement et de développement (PMAD) which will likely call on the municipalities like St Lazare to densify to around 40 dwellings per hectare If the proposed CMM plan is eventually approved before the area along Sandmere St the new housing density ratios could see as many as 880 units built instead of a maximum of 44 “I think it’s clear that all of us don’t want that high density in that sector,” Lachance said “We would rather be in control of the development now while we can Allowing these changes would help solidify the low-density aspect of the project before the PMAD is implemented in our bylaws.” “That was very much a relief on my part and everybody else’s too,” Dodds said Dodds and her husband had purchased the property when they were in their 20s and were among those who helped build the road that became Sandmere Street She recalls when the municipality “arbitrarily” declared that Sandmere would become a private street in the 1980s Dodds explained her frustration over the years in trying to get the street municipalized She noted that she and the other lot owners – many of whom are also seniors – would like to finally get these properties off their hands and use the revenues to help their families “I’ve got two daughters and four grandchildren,” said Dodds Several residents have repeatedly expressed their opposition to a development project that would see a portion of the surrounding woodland destroyed to make way for housing Objectors to the project had turned out en masse to a public consultation meeting July 30 Several expressed their concerns again during question period Aug David Hill was the only member on the council to vote against both zoning change which was approved by a majority of council Hill explained that he believes his vote was an “accurate reflection” of the will of the constituents in his district Though he wrote that agrees with certain articles of the bylaws including efforts to reduce tree cutting and protect forest cover he stated that the deforestation of the lots for development would be unwise under the circumstances of climate change “At a time when the effects of the climate crisis are being felt so intensely by so many of us the deforestation of this pristine forested area does not seem prudent,” Hill wrote The next step is for town officials to meet with developers to discuss a way forward Lazare’s director of urbanism services and the environment no timeline for development has yet been put in place MONTREAL – As part of the Club’s ongoing growth and development objectives, CF Montréal announced Monday its Scouting and Development Centre has renewed its partnership agreements with both FC Loro and the Saint-Lazare/Hudson Soccer Club for a three-year period. In doing so, FC Loro and the Saint-Lazare/Hudson Soccer Club join FC Laval and the Brossard Soccer Association in their commitment to this revised consultative partnership allowing participating clubs to directly benefit from CFMTL’s top-level resources. FC Laval was the first amateur club to join the Scouting and Development Centre’s revised format on September 24, while the Brossard Soccer Association followed suit on October 8. “Our intention with this CIP program is to work with clubs that share the same values, where a player-centred approach is taken and where development is the priority. FC Loro and the Saint-Lazare/Hudson Soccer Club share these values, and we want to support them in continuing to create this type of environment for their players,” said the Director of Youth Develepment at the Club’s Academy Marinos Papageorgopoulos. “Solidifying a unique partnership in the region of the Laurentians with CF Montréal is a milestone that we can all be proud of. We truly believe that CF Montréal’s high levels of professionalism will continue to enhance all the current player and coach development programs we offer," noted FC Loro Sporting Director Massimo Di Ioia. “FC Loro has undergone significant change over the last year and the partnership with CF Montréal will continue to make a positive impact on developing the game in the communities of both Lorraine and Rosemère,” added FC Loro President John Paul Moutinho. The CF Montréal Academy developed a revamped strategy aiming to leverage synergies and a more sustained collaborative relationship with the soccer associations across the province. Partner clubs will benefit from innovative, privileged, and strategic access to the expertise of the Academy's technical staff, both at the sporting and management levels. Launched July 2, 2019, the Scouting and Development Centre is a high-performance development and identification program developed by the Club’s Academy and its educators. The initiative includes visits with partner clubs and is part of a broader desire to share the Academy's knowledge, training and methodologies in order to strengthen ties with the Quebec soccer community. Monet painted the series of 12 canvases in the space of three months in 1877–the first time he consciously conceived a group of works as a whole. “It is pretty much unprecedented to have two pictures come up at auction like this,” says Keith Gill, Christie’s head of the sale, adding that the timing is “complete coincidence”. The painting will lead Christie’s Impressionist and Modern sale on 20 June. La Gare Saint-Lazare, Vue extérieure (1877) comes from the collection of Nancy Lee and Perry Bass, the Texan couple credited with transforming Fort Worth. “It is one of the most important paintings by Monet to be sold in London in the past 20 years,” Gill says. Partially painted en plein-air, the series is much more complex than Monet’s later pictures of waterlilies, which were created on the spot in short spaces of time (he painted some 250 water-lily paintings over the final 30 years of his life). Nine of the Gare Saint-Lazare series are in public institutions. These include the Fogg Art Museum, part of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts; the Art Institute of Chicago; the National Gallery, London; and the Musée Marmattan and the Musée d’Orsay, both in Paris. Two are currently on show in the National Gallery exhibition, Monet & Architecture (until 29 July). news22 August 2024Flower power: $25m Monet Water Lily to make auction debut in Hong KongThe work will headline the inaugural sale at Christie's new Zaha Hadid-designed headquarters in the Henderson building news1 February 2018Ageing Picasso’s painting of lover and virile musketeer could make £18m at Christie'sMousquetaire et nu assis is among highlights of London evening sale of Modern and Impressionist art in February preview4 April 2018Monet's urban obsession explored in major new London showNational Gallery exhibition reveals another side of French Impressionist In the heart of a typical Haussmann building the hotel's 80 rooms are tastefully decorated This is reflected in artistic creations such as photographs inspired by Le Temps retrouvé above the headboards an excerpt from one of the writer's letters in the bathroom and Japanese paper chandeliers in the shape of an open book corresponding to the character who gives his name to the room to plunge you into La Recherche du temps perdu or Du côté de chez Swann the rooms feature spacious wrought-iron balconies overlooking the lively Plaine Monceau district the family-friendly Junior Suite overlooks the hotel's inner courtyard elegant atmosphere and carefully-crafted furnishings It's also an opportunity to enjoy a few sweet treats such as those served at the unmissable breakfast with Proust's famous madeleines and coffee from Céleste Albaret You can also enjoy them in the superb room with its bright Art Deco glass roof And, as in all the brand's hotels, there's an exhibition area where you can expand your knowledge of Marcel Proust a huge text to be deciphered with a magnifying glass From June 2024, a Japanese spa will be available in the hotel for a timeless relaxation break, featuring infratherapy, infrared rays beneficial to the body a fitness area and a tisanerie to prolong the experience with a cup of tea or a sweet treat This wellness area named Suichuka in reference to the Japanese game of blooming paper flowers in water A 100% Parisian experience in the heart of literature In collaboration with Ville de Saint-Lazare Hydro-Québec has drawn up a rigorous action plan to reduce the number and duration of power outages This includes not only targeted vegetation control near the distribution and transmission network but also repairs to priority equipment and modifications to the power system configuration Hydro-Québec received a number of complaints about the frequency and duration of power outages mainly caused by unfavorable weather conditions affecting vegetation near the power grid Hydro-Québec will be clearing incompatible trees near the power grid on a more selective basis this year Pruning will also be carried out in certain areas To carry out tree-felling and brush-clearing work it is essential that the owners of the trees to be felled give their authorization to Hydro-Québec crews No tree may be felled without the owner's authorization Encouraging the planting of compatible species further outages could occur due to weather-related events The probability of outages increases when mature trees overhang distribution lines as is the case at Saint-Lazare.To prevent such outages we encourage you to plant species that are compatible with the network and conducive to maintaining biodiversity A complete list of compatible trees is available at trees.hydroquebec.com It was this weekend, February 15 and 16, that the Comité des Fêtes du 150e de Saint-Lazare held its first festive activities. Despite the vagaries of the weather, citizens responded in large numbers to the invitations of the volunteer citizens' group in charge of celebrating this historic moment for the Town of Saint-Lazare.  On Saturday February 15, field hockey fans gathered at the Complexe sportif Saint-Lazare, where the Anciens Canadiens took on the Saint-Lazare Stars in the afternoon. It was the wearers of the blue-white-and-red jersey who emerged victorious from this friendly contest with a 10-6 win.  Before the game, a BBQ was held outside the arena. The event was attended by political dignitaries, including Saint-Lazare mayor Geneviève Lachance and Vaudreuil-Soulanges MP Peter Schiefke, as well as citizens. Former Sainte-Flanelle number 27 Gilbert Delorme also attended the event.  The following day, Sunday February 16, the festivities moved to Parc Nature Les Forestiers, where a bed race and antique snowmobile exhibition took place. The winter storm outside didn't dampen the enthusiasm of participants, according to Paul Lavigne, president of the Comité des Fêtes du 150e de Saint-Lazare.   “The weather didn't help, but all the teams registered for the bed race turned up and had a great time. The snowmobile trails, on the other hand, were very snowy and not very rideable, but a good thirty antique snowmobiles braved the conditions to be there. The 6 highly motivated and enthusiastic teams took part in the bed race, the first of its kind in North America,” he says.  The teams who managed to take top honors were: Distillerie 3 Lacs, who took the Saint-Lazare Cup. The team was closely followed by Robert Daoust et Fils. Third place went to the Ville de Saint-Lazare recreation team. The Remorquage Saint-Lazare team won for the most beautiful bed, while Source d'Entraide took the prize for the most beautiful costume. The day after the festive weekend, Mr. Lavigne gives a positive assessment of the event, despite the cold weather and snowfalls.  “It was a success all round. The pre-game BBQ on Saturday was very well attended, and the fun-filled field hockey game was sold out. Despite the weather on Sunday, people loved the program, which they found original and innovative. Everyone is really looking forward to the next activities,” he confides.   On May 24, interested parties will be able to attend the Fête des vents at Saint-Lazare airport. The event will feature the largest giant kite flyers in Quebec and Ontario in a breathtakingly magical show. These masters of the wind and their twenty or so astronomically-sized kites will blow visitors away. Two hot-air balloons will also be on hand, offering young and old alike the chance to climb up to 50 feet and admire the scenery from above.  Pour partager votre opinion vous devez être connecté. 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Worldwide so here’s all the info on the curfew-free metro lines and stops Paris is about to fire the starting gun on the 2024 Olympics and needless to say whether you’ve nabbed some tickets or are planning on catching a public screening excitement is mounting for the Games.  A particularly epic way to kick-off the competition if you’re going to be in Paris could be by joining the sprawling watering holes across Paris have been licensed to stay open to dawn on the night of the opening ceremony (so until the morning of July 27) which sounds pretty fun The good news is your journey home is covered The RATP is rolling out all-night service on certain stops across lines 1 and we’ve compiled a list of all the stations keeping the party alive Stay in the loop: sign up to our free Time Out Travel newsletter for all the latest travel news Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! tiktokfacebooktwitteryoutubeAbout us Contact us Whether the weather's nice or not, you're itching to climb. Climbing is a great way to relieve stress and get away from it all for a while, in the great outdoors or indoors in one of the capital's many climbing gyms. To help you unwind effectively, our editorial team has compiled a list of the best climbing sites and gyms in the Paris region you need to differentiate between 2 types of facility: climbing walls which require no special equipment apart fromclimbing shoes So there are 2 schools of thought: those who like to be sure of themselves and climb high for continuous effort and those who prefer the technical and unrestricted accessibility of bouldering From classic open spaces to converted sites such as old chapels or churches grab a mat and a buddy to belay you in case of a fall Promenade désert d'Apremont (Forêt de Fontainebleau)La Mecque des amateurs de haut niveau en escalade de bloc, peu de choses pour l'initiation, voies classiques polies. C'est un site historique où l'on trouve 7 circuits et 300 voies cotées de 3c à 7c. [Read more] Le Bas Cuvier (Forêt de Fontainebleau)Le site d'escalade du Bas Cuvier comporte 6 circuits dont, 1 circuit enfant, pour 300 voies cotées de 3b à 7a, en plein cœur de la forêt de Fontainebleau. [Read more] Rocher-Canon (Forêt de Fontainebleau)Le site d'escalade 95.2 de la forêt de Fontainebleau, dit du Rocher-Canon, est constitué par les deux bosses qui limitent la Vallée Close au sud. Il propose 5 circuits représentant 250 voies cotées de 3b à 8a+. [Read more] Les Gros-SablonsA Noisy-sur-École, le site des Gros-Sablons est connu pour être le lieu des plus hauts rochers de la région parisienne (une dizaine de rochers de 8 à 15 mètres, assurage du haut nécessaire). Il y a environ 500 voies cotées de 3a à 7a pour y pratiquer l'escalade de voie. [Read more] L'Éléphant (Larchant)L'Éléphant est un site d'escalade très touristique situé à Larchant. Il offre 90 voies cotées de 2b à 6a, au débouché des "Vaux de Cernay". [Read more] Mérantais (Magny-les-Hameaux)Le site d'escalade de Mérantais à Magny-les-Hameaux est idéal pour l'initiation avec ses dièdres faciles. On y recense qu'un circuit enfant avec 20 voies cotées de 2b à 6a ! [Read more] Here's a list of places to discover for climbing in all seasons Located just a few meters from the Gare Saint-Lazare, in a business district where workers eat in a hurry and take away, the Rosata sandwich shop is ideally placed providing the opportunity to eat well even when the wind is blowing Rosalie has come up with a range of generous If you've got a little time to enjoy these delicious Italian sandwiches, and the weather is fine, we suggest you take a seat in the adjacent Marcel Pagnol square, with its superb view of theSaint-Augustin church as the space is not a restaurant and has only limited seating Chef Cassandre Song's seven recipes are original and seasonal with a choice suited to vegetarians and Italian ham lovers alike The main ingredient is the soft, airy bread with olive oil from SAIN bakery which you can also choose yourself thanks to the Unica option delicately spiced up with pistachio aromas that take us on a journey When it comes to desserts, we recommend you take home the house's famous cookie tender and with a hint of fleur de sel to soften the chocolatey taste which seems to be a victim of its own success and which we hope you'll come back to try the Desjardins Caisse of Vaudreuil-Soulanges announced the closure of its three automated service centers in the Vaudreuil-Soulanges area as well as the closure of the Saint-Lazare Service Center These closures will take effect on November 24 This decision is driven by changing habits among Desjardins members and the need to align service offerings with current demands the first automated service center closure “After reviewing figures showing a drastic decline in transactions at our Automated Service Centers the Desjardins Vaudreuil-Soulanges Board decided to close the centers in Les Cèdres and Les Coteaux,” confirmed Richard Dubois Director of Communications and Community Life at Desjardins Vaudreuil-Soulanges In communications sent to the affected municipalities Desjardins explained that members' transaction habits have evolved significantly in recent years To “remain competitive and continue meeting the constantly changing needs of members the Caisse must adapt its service offerings accordingly.” “We recognize that this decision will require some members of our community to adjust their habits That’s why we aim to offer workshops on using our digital platform through regional organizations Our members ask us to stay at the forefront of technology but we are committed to supporting all members Financial education is not only for a segment of the population,” added Mr Closure of the Saint-Lazare Service Center and Transformation of Harwood Desjardins members accustomed to using the Saint-Lazare Service Center will now need to go to centers in Vaudreuil-Dorion we had to accept that traffic at the Saint-Lazare Service Center was insufficient to justify continuing its operations,” continued Mr the Harwood Service Center in Vaudreuil-Dorion will be converted into an advisory service center retaining ATMs but discontinuing cashier services “Harwood was one of the centers most impacted by the pandemic we encouraged members to visit our other locations people are more reluctant to go there,” explained the Director of Communications and Community Life as our General Manager Sébastien Laliberté clearly conveyed to employees in Saint-Lazare and Vaudreuil-Dorion All staff at the Saint-Lazare and Harwood Service Centers will be relocated based on their preferences,” he confirmed A dedicated helpline is available for Desjardins members seeking additional assistance with this transition Members can reach an agent at 450-455-7907 The Caisse will also offer a digital solutions workshop for community organizations