The annual Maisons Fleuries Contest Awards presentation took place at City Hall on October 24, showcasing some of the beautiful work being done by our homeowners , be it in single family dwellings, town houses, duplexes or highrises.
Councillors Sam Goldbloom, Allan J. Levine (left) and former councillor Harold Greenspon co-chaired the event, with our Parks and Recreation Department doing their usual excellent job coordinating a classy affair. Noted classical pianist Edwin Brownell was back to entertain the audience with his excellent background music. Edwin provides a certain “zip” to this event, especially as the winners walk towards the stage.
Some of the District 2 winners included:
In the apartment/condominium category, Le Hermitage (5700 Rembrandt Ave.) and Le 
Rothchild I (6500 Mackle Road) came in third and second place respectively (see photo at the right) while Le Bristol (6030 Cavendish Blvd) from District 8 (see the bottom) came in first; in the single family and semi-detached homes for District 2, Daniel Cohen (below) of 5786 Ilan Ramon came in third place; in the elite category for duplexes and town houses, Angeline Lawrence of 5681 Merrimac Road came in third position.
Edwin Brownell in action.
Le Bristel was represented by Marcia Reim at the ceremony.
Thanks for the kind words . . . It was a real pleasure to play for the Maison Fleuries again . . . Kudos to the City Hall Team and to all who make Cote St. Luc’s botanical beauty the envy of all! See you next year!
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