Anthony Bonaparte

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When Eli Brown opened the first Tau natural food store on St. Denis St. in 1978, little did he know that his year-old grandson, Robbie, would maintain his vision of promoting healthy eating by overseeing the store’s six locations across Greater Montreal. A native of Chomedey, Laval, Robbie attended Laval Catholic High School, Vanier College, and Concordia University, graduating in 2000 with a degree in political science.

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When Eli Brown opened the first Tau natural food store on St. Denis St. in 1978, little did he know that his year-old grandson, Robbie, would maintain his vision of promoting healthy eating by overseeing the store’s six locations across Greater Montreal. A native of Chomedey, Laval, Robbie attended Laval Catholic High School, Vanier College, and Concordia University, graduating in 2000 with a degree in political science.

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Well-known soprano, cantor, and noted philanthropist, Sharon Azrieli makes her contribution to the ongoing 12th edition of the Festival de la Voix with her Big Band concert on Saturday April 12. Azrieli will sing with David Marino, a finalist from Canada’s The Voice, and a chap who is presently making a name for himself internationally, performing at prestigious venues and jazz clubs across North America.

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When Francesco Scalia arrived in Montreal from Italy in 1955, he began working for others as a laborer. Within a few short years, he started a landscaping business that grew into a family construction company and by 1979, a real estate development company with his brother Giovanni. Born into the business, Francesco’s sons, Sam and Joe, created Devmont, which last year split into two entities — Scalia Properties Inc., and DevWah.

2 weeks ago | www-thesuburban-com.translate.goog | Anthony Bonaparte

When Francesco Scalia arrived in Montreal from Italy in 1955, he began working for others as a laborer. Within a few short years, he started a landscaping business that grew into a family construction company and by 1979, a real estate development company with his brother Giovanni. Born into the business, Francesco’s sons, Sam and Joe, created Devmont, which last year split into two entities — Scalia Properties Inc., and DevWah.