From The CBC:
From left to right, Raymond Pollard, Steve Correia, Richard Benoit, Ned Maodus, Joseph Miched and John Schertzer. (Ron Bull/Toronto Star)
Pedestrians greet L'Itinéraire vendor Michel Desjardins by name, and he enjoys the rapport he has developed with his clients. "They all know me," he says. Photograph by: Allen McInnis, The Gazette
From CTV:
Vison Montreal leader Louise Harel and Mayor Gérald Tremblay launched their campaigns with nasty words on Sunday. Photograph by: Dario Ayala, John Mahoney, Gazette file photos
A blue collar worker rejoins two colleagues after the trio stopped to look at an alley entrance (or perhaps verify if they were being followed) after driving in circles for over an hour in Montreal's Plateau district in March 2006. Montreal Mayor Gérald Tremblay said April 19, 2008 the city will set up a telephone tip line so the city's 22,000 workers can report fraud or conflicts of interest. Photograph by: Marcos Townsend, The Gazette
Carl Edwards does a backflip from his car at the finish line at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve after winning the NAPA Auto parts 200 NASCAR Nationwide series race on Sunday. Photograph by: John Kenney, The Gazette
Hometown hero: Jacques Villeneuve qualifies sixth for today's NASCAR Nationwide Series race. Photograph by: JOHN KENNEY; THE GAZETTE, The Gazette
Musicians in Old Montreal play tunes from 1750 (Aug. 29, 2009)
Projet Montréal chief Richard Bergeron says Montreal Mayor Gérald Tremblay (pictured) can't solve Montreal North's problems with money. Photograph by: Pierre Obendrauf, The Gazette
Alouettes legend Sam Etcheverry in 2003.
From CJAD:
Left to right: Mohammad Shafia, Hamed Mohammad Shafia and Tooba Mohammad Yahya face four counts of first-degree murder and four counts of conspiracy to commit murder. Photos from The Montreal Gazette
Nurse Annie Cochon helps Fernand Tremblay give blood at Centre Laval’s blood boutique. Photograph by: Phil Carpenter, The Gazette
From Hollywood Reporter:
Lakeshore General Hospital
Mission: Fun Guy Laliberté, at a training session outside Moscow, says he hopes to bring lots of levity to his liftoff. Photograph by: DMITRY KOSTYUKOV, GETTY IMAGES, AFP
Payette operated three arms during the mission: the station's Canadarm2, the shuttle's Canadarm, and the Japanese arm.(NASA)
Canadian forces veteran Fernand Léveillé (L) gets handed a bowling ball by volunteer Terrence Jones during a bowling session for veterans at the Ste. Anne's hospital for veterans in Ste. Anne de Bellevue near Montreal Monday, March 23, 2009. The session is one of many activities organised by the liason centre at the hospital, which offers many services to vets who do not live at the hospital. Photograph by: Phil Carpenter, The Gazette
Jacques Villeneuve (left) and Ron Fellows laugh as they discuss practical jokes amongst teammates during a press briefing about the upcoming NASCAR race to be held at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, Thursday August 27 2009. Photograph by: Allen McInnis, Montreal Gazette
Firemen clean up on Aug. 19, 2009, after an overnight five-alarm fire on St. André gutted a residence in Montreal's Plateau district. After five fires in two weeks, some neighbourhood residents fear there might be an arsonist on the loose. Photograph by: Marcos Townsend, The Gazette
Police received a call at 1:10 a.m. Wednesday and found a 37 year old woman in her home who had suffered upper body injuries in an apparent case of conjugal violence and was pronounced dead on the scene. The man and 2 girls, eleven and fifteen, living in the home were taken to hospital, Wednesday, August 26. Photograph by: Natasha Fillion, The Gazette
From The CTV:
Jacques Villeneuve is one of several drivers who will be in Montreal this weekend to drive in the Nationwide race. LAT PHOTOGRAPHIC
La Ronde's wooden double-track Le Monstre roller coaster has been killing the competition from other Six Flags amusement parks in online Facebook voting. Photograph by: DAVE SIDAWAY, GAZETTE FILE, The Gazette
A group of enterprising admen are seeking to brand the isolated, largely French-speaking city as “the perfect human laboratory” for global companies to test their advertising strategies
Claudio Colangelo (left) and Jean-Carl Boucher star in Ricardo Trogi's 1981,
From The Montreal Gazette:
Kent Nagano, right, conducts the Montreal Symphony Orchestra during the opening concert of its Japan tour in Tokyo last April. (Koji Sasahara/Associated Press)
Liberals Try Not To Gloat About Poll -- CTV
Hugues Leblanc on the roof of his apartment with his homemade windmill and solar panels, in Montreal, Tuesday August 25, 2009. He says that he gets about 100 watts of power from the setup. Photograph by: Phil Carpenter, The Gazette
The union says bus drivers are forced to cross onto the path every time they make stops.
Granby, Quebec
A swine flu vaccine dose, is seen at the Flinders Medical Center in Adelaide, Australia, Friday July 24, 2009. (AP / Aman Sharma)
From The Canadian Press:
Earl Jones is hustled into a car before leaving the Montreal courthouse yesterday. He reportedly looked at no one but the judge during his arraignment. Photograph by: PHIL CARPENTER, THE GAZETTE, The Gazette
From CTV News:
The long-talked-about fast train from Quebec to Windsor, Ont., has all the ingredients to succeed, according to the findings of a preliminary French study.
Formula One drivers whip through the hairpin at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal 2007. Media reports suggest the F1 race will return to Montreal in 2010. Photograph by: Dave Sidaway, Gazette file photo
Proposed new bike path showing University St. from Milton St. It's to be completed by next spring. Photograph by: City of Montreal.
Vision Montreal mayoral candidate Louise Harel (left) and opposition leader Benoit Labonté say the proposed code of ethics for city councillors is "toothless." Photograph by: Allen McInnis, The Gazette
