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Councillor wants Verdun to stop beaver trapping on Nuns' Island
BMO Opens "Studio" Branch in New Urban Village on Nun's Island
New school on Nuns' Island should offer an international program
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iWeb expanding Montreal data centre on Nun's Island
Discover Marché familial de L'Île-des-Soeurs
Parenting workshops on Nun's Island
Nuns' Island might get second elementary school in Parc de la Fontaine
World's "Most Beautiful Gas Station" Converted Into Cultural Center
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Commission scolaire Marguerite-Bourgeoys plans to build school on Nuns' Island scuttled
Results of register on project to build new L'Île-des-Sœurs elementary school
The Verdun Borough Takes Time Out for Reflection Before Announcing Follow-up Actions on This Matter
VERDUN, QC, Oct. 26, 2011 /CNW Telbec/ - The Verdun Borough has taken note that the register held today
contains a sufficient number of signatures opposing the project to build a new elementary school
in the L'Île-des-Soeurs neighbourhood to now authorize a referendum.
Such a referendum would concern the zoning amendment planned to build this school on a small part of De la Fontaine park.
747 residents signed the register—479 more than the minimum required to proceed to the next step in such a case,
which would be to hold a referendum. A total of 2,677 residents living in areas adjacent to De la Fontaine park
were eligible to sign this register.
Claude Trudel, Mayor of the Verdun Borough
and responsible for public safety and security on Ville de Montréal's Executive Committee,
stated that he was taking the time to meet with his Council members before commenting on the results of the register
and announcing follow-up actions on this matter.
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Future elementary school in De la Fontaine park - Resumption of Process to Adopt Zoning Change
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Verdun super-committee seeks suitable site for island school
Nuns' Island controversy around new school
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LE VISTAL ON NUNS' ISLAND IS THE FIRST RESIDENTIAL TOWER IN QUEBEC TO OBTAIN LEED GOLD CERTIFICATION
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Verdun borough urged to block Nuns' Island school
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Nuns' Island an easy commute from the city core
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Developer Alan Marcovitz president of the Westcliff bullish on Nuns' Island condos - Edmonton Journal - Gazette
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Lion King to make Montreal debut
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Verdun: The bliss of a balanced budget
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Little known parks by the water offer ideal spots for some alfresco dining - Montreal Gazette
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CHABAD NUNS’ ISLAND
Rabbi Levi Itkin and his wife, Chaya Mushka, a young couple from New York, have opened the first Chabad centre on Nuns’ Island.
They are offering weekly Torah classes at their home and organizing holiday events. Every Friday, they deliver challahs to Jewish homes and invite guests for Shabbat dinner.
The Jewish population of Nuns’ Island may be small, but Rabbi Itkin said it’s his mission to bring a sense of pride to Jews wherever they are.
He’s also extending his reach into Verdun and across the Champlain Bridge to Brossard. “I think there are more Jewish people in this area than people think.
They are just anonymous,” he said. Visit www.chabadnunsisland.com or call 762-1298
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