MONTREAL Long-time B nai Brith Quebec regional director and spokesperson for the Jewish community in the province Harvey Levine has died. The Jewish service organization announced Saturday that Levine died in the morning after battling cancer. “Harvey was passionate in his love for the Jewish community and for Israel,” said B nai Brith Canada CEO Michael Mostyn in a news release. “For decades, during the Chanukah holiday, Harvey was always so proud to lead a group of volunteers, including the teenagers who represent the next generation, to the hospital – going room to room and bringing a little sunshine to those who were going through serious health challenges.
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Quebec Premier François Legault got a lot of people excited earlier this week when he unveiled a phased in reopening of society.
Unless we get hit with another major wave of COVID-19 cases, over the next few weeks restaurant terrasses and dining rooms will reopen, the Habs can have 2,500 fans at the Bell Centre if they make it to a May 29 sixth game against the Maple Leafs, the curfew will end, gyms and bars will reopen and outdoor gathering restrictions will loosen.
Am I excited? I can honestly tell you that all of the lockdown measures have not had an entirely negative impact on my lifestyle. First off, I am fortunate that I continue to be gainfully employed at the English Montreal School Board, The Suburban and a city councillor. Sure, I badly need a professional haircut from my good friend Georges Ouaknine at Intercoupe on Decarie and Iâd love to go for extended walkthroughs of different stores, but life has been pretty calm except for last January when I got
Strike to close CSSDM elementary schools May 26 and 27 montrealgazette.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from montrealgazette.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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All elementary and high school classes are canceled for the day on Wednesday at the Lester B. Pearson School Board, English Montreal School Board and the Centre de services scolaire de Montréal because of a strike planned by unions representing professionals, the boards have announced.
The 12-hour strike planned from 12:01 a.m. to 11:59 a.m. prompted the boards to send letters to parents and guardians announcing the cancelation of school for youth for the day.
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