Montreal news, December 8.14 Montreallers will be able to honor Jean Believeau again today. Yesterday, former teammates, Premier Couillard and hundreds of fans turned out at the Bell Centre. After stopping by the casket, they were thanked by Beliveaus wife Elise, who shook hands with everyone, as well as his daughter and granddaughters Magalie and Mylene. The casket lay between two giant posters of le Gros Bill in his prime. The Stanley Cup, as well as the Hart, Lady Byng and Conn Smythe trophies were also there. He won them all... = An Ottawa man who has turned his back in Canada and is now a jihadist fighting for I-SIS, has turned up on a video, urging Canadians to attack other Canadians, in the name of Allah. John Mcquire says they should follow the example of Martin Couture-Rouleau, who murdered Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent in Quebec on October 20th. = A 22-year-old Montreal woman has lost her legs to a train. She was run over by a freight train on Bridge Street near the Victoria Bridge. Another trains conductor discovered her lying near the tracks at around 6:30 this morning, conscious but cold and in shock. = The Pratt and Whitney aircraft engine manufacturing plant in Longueuil will be getting a financial boost from the federal government. Some 1500 new jobs will be created in Quebec and Ontario. = How about this boat!! = Montreal weather... Sun, cloud and minus 5 today Light snow and 12 tomorrow (Snowstorm maybe for Tuesday night into Wednesday; depending on how a system from the US tracks)
Posted on: Mon, 08 Dec 2014 14:56:53 +0000