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5800 CAVENDISH, CÔTE SAINT-LUC 514-487-4511

Friday, February 12 - Pierre Elliott Trudeau Park (6985 Mackle Rd.) Confederation Annex (back up site - arena) 5:30pm ? 9:20pm Peewee ?A? invitational hockey tournament games 1 to 4 Saturday, February 13 - Pierre Elliott Trudeau Park and Samuel Moskovitch Arena (6985 Mackle Rd.) Confederation Annex (back up site - arena) 1pm ? 4:50pm Peewee ?A? invitational hockey tournament games 5 to 8 Arena 8pm ? 9:20pm Public skating - all proceeds from entrance fees go to Manoir Ronald McDonald Sunday, February 14 - Pierre Elliott Trudeau Park and Samuel Moskovitch Arena (6985 Mackle Rd.) Confederation Annex (back up site - arena) 10am ? 10:50am Peewee ?A? invitational hockey tournament semi-final game 11am ? 11:50am Peewee ?A? invitational hockey tournament semi-final game 3pm ? 4pm Peewee ?A? invitational hockey tournament championship game Outdoors 12pm ? 4pm Taffy on the snow 12pm ? 4pm Inflatable activities 12pm ? 4pm Horse-drawn carriage rides 12pm ? 4pm Skating on Centennial Lake Saturday, February 20 - Côte Saint-Luc Gymnasium (7500 Mackle Rd.) 7:30pm ? 11:30pm Winter Carnival Dance for Adults (Theme: oldies but goodies) Tickets: $18 (in advance only) 06C10 By Joel Goldenberg The Suburban Arena 12pm ? 1:35pm Figure Skating Club exhibition 1:45pm ? 2:50pm Public skating 3pm - 3:50pm Backup site for Peewee hockey game. If the game takes place outdoors as scheduled, public skating will be extended until 3:50pm. 4pm ? 5:20pm Youth hockey all star game Chalet 1 11:30am ? 2pm Pancake breakfast 11:30am ? 4pm Hot chocolate, cider and coffee Arena Studio Room 12pm ? 4pm Kids zone - face painting, balloons and arts and crafts

NEWS & ANALYSIS

?We don?t want a booming night life in Montreal West?

Montreal West council was firm recently in its desire not to have a bar established in the town, in response to a request from resident and former council candidate Guido Mariani. Mariani said he wanted council to enact a spot zoning change, one that would only apply to the area in question and not the town as a whole. He asked that the project be reconsidered by Montreal West?s Planning Advisory Committee, which recommends to council whether to approve or refuse projects, zoning changes and minor exemptions to bylaws on properties. Mariani said the bar in question would be a place where patrons can watch a hockey game, and where food could be served although food would not be the focus of the establishment. ?It would be a sports bar, so it would be classified as a bar and not a restaurant,? said councillor Julie Tasker-Brown, in charge of the administration and urban planning portfolio on council. She said Montreal West?s zoning does not allow for a bar anywhere on the town?s territory. ?I understand that,? said Mariani, ?That?s why I?m asking for the spot zoning, not for the whole city, just for a spot that?s in an industrial zone.? But mayor Beny Masella said that even if the proposal went back to the Planning Advisory Committee (PAC), council already voted unanimously against changing its bylaw to allow a bar, even in the case of spot zoning. Still, Mariani, who said the spot zoning as detailed in town documents was inaccurate, was told he could resubmit it to the PAC. ?If there is any ambiguity at all, it will be eliminated,? Masella said. Mariani protested that if everyone acted as does Montreal West, there would be no venue for a bar on the island. He added that the location is in an industrial area. ?It?s near residential properties as well, just up the street,? said Tasker-Brown. ?I guess what the council is saying is we don?t want a booming night life in Montreal West.? ? CoteSaintLuc.org All activities are free of charge except public skating on Feb. 13 and the dance on Feb. 20. The co-chairs of this event are Mitchell Brownstein and Allan J. Levine Donations will be accepted for Pancake breakfast sponsored by PIERRE BRUNET FRANCHISÉ For more information, contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 514-485-6806.

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