Montreal news, October 16.14 2 Ottawa area women, in Nepal when a deadly blizzard and avalanche hit, are safe. Word has come via a Facebook page set by the brother of one of the women. 3 Quebec women and a 4th Canadian have been killed by the slide. They are among the suspected 25 people killed. = Nurses unions across Canada are unimpressed with how unprepared they are to deal with Ebola. ...and hey, if theyre worried, how safe are you and I? Check this out; ...every health minister; ...federal minister ambrose and each of her provincial counterparts; ...say all is good!! Who do we believe? ...the people on the front line of the medical system or the politicians? = A former Westmount school teacher has been awarded more than a million dollars. In 2005, the parents of a child in her class, sued Mary Kanavaros of Roslyn School. Hagop Artinian and Kathryn Rosenstein says the teacher picked on their baby, embarrassed and humiliated him in front of his mates. The two sides reached a settlement, 7 years ago. Part of the deal was both sides couldnt speak about it but mom and dad couldnt shut up. = A man in his 30s is in a Montreal hospital after getting stabbed last night. It was a 4 against 1 fight that patrolling officers happened upon at Henri-Bourassa Blvd and Bois-de-Boulogne. = West Island residents are noticing more and more trains rolling through their communities these days. And theyre not wrong... CN officials admit the trains are longer and longer and more frequent, but insist no laws are being broken. = Four white-collar employees in the Montreal police department have been disciplined for their involvement in the mess public sector workers made at city hall in August. = A former SNC-Lavalin senior executive accused of fraud, is back in Montreal, extradited from Switzerland. Riadh Ben Aissa, SNCs former head of construction, will do 29 months in jail and repay millions of dollars to the company, stolen in connection to the McGill University Health Centre. = Ginette Reno will sing the national anthem tonight, at the Habs home opener against Boston. = Something cute for a wet Thursday,,, https://youtube/watch?v=hSsvQwdQIJs = Montreal weather... Showers and 22 today Showers and 18 tomorrow
Posted on: Thu, 16 Oct 2014 14:01:38 +0000