On May 26, Prime Minister François Legault celebrated his birthday. On Friday, I joined the guys from TVA Sports to surprise the Prime Minister at his residence to mark his birthday. We were a group of sports fans as we analyzed the playoffs: who will win the Stanley Cup and who will be the Canadiens’ next top pick.
Photos Emilie Nadeau, © Sébastien Roy / Pointe-à-Callière
Premier François Legault is with Michel Bergeron. Each time Michel broached the subject of the possible return of the Nordiques, the Prime Minister always found a way to initiate another subject to be discussed without answering his question.
The Premier, François Legault, who can be seen with Dave Morissette, wanted the guys to talk to him about Michael Bossy and Guy Lafleur so that he could better understand their implications with their teammates and their role in the community.
The Premier, François Legault, is surrounded by Louis Jean who described his beginnings in New Brunswick and Maxim Lapierre who told us about his years with the Canadiens and when he attended Expos games at the Olympic Stadium with his father.
The president of the Royal de Repentigny of the LBJEQ, Danny Prata, welcomed the councilor, Raymond Masse, the mayor of Repentigny, Nicolas Dufour, who made the ceremonial throw, and the councilor, Luc Rhéaume.
On the occasion of the 30and Pointe-à-Callière’s anniversary, we saw the pianist, Tom Mennier, Katy Tari, Anne Élisabeth Thibault (general manager), the artist, Martha Wainwright and Annick Deblois.
Among the leaders of Pointe-à-Callière, there were Nora Charifi, Christine Dufresne, Anne Élisabeth Thibault (general manager), the artist SoCalled, Marie-Josée Robitaille and Brigitte Lacroix.