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The disturbing incident, which was on Wednesday morning, shows the officer telling Shand: ‘Just because you’re in a chair?’ Shand can be heard replying: ‘There’s no car coming man’. Footage of the incident was captured by Katherine-Marie Albisi, who was on a coffee break at the time when she saw the altercation. She has since posted it on Facebook where it’s had more than 500,000 views. One person has even filed a complaint with the police ethics commission. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that Shand’s sister, Patricia Henry, who has now seen the video, said it is upsetting for her to watch. She told CBC News: ‘It makes me feel so sick to see how they treat my brother. Maybe if he wasn’t in a wheelchair, who’s to tell you what they would have done to him?’ The incident ended with Shand being given $800 (£617) worth of tickets. Henry added: ‘It doesn’t matter what colour or race you are.
It’s not appropriate for an officer of the law to be speaking to someone like that.’ Montreal police Commander Danik Guerrero confirmed the incident and said that he spoke with the officer involved. Guerrero said: ‘I personally met my police officer and I told him that for us, this is language that I don’t approve, This is language the Montreal police service doesn’t approve.’ He also put the video in context, explaining that the intersection Shand was crossing through was a heavily trafficked intersection with many pedestrians. Guerrero claims the officer was concerned for his safety and told him to stay on the median when the light turned red but Shand moved forward.A very important question when looking for the right piece for your living space. Take our furniture for a virtual test run in a variety of room shapes to match the one you call home. Tree cultivation and maintenance work Tree cultivation and maintenance work on the south sector of Île Sainte-Hélène from February 13 to March 31, 2017.
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The Chair conducts its work at the CHUM and Dr. Jean-Luc Senécal, MD, is its holder. The Chair is a major initiative that has already made a significant impact on the quality of life and life expectancy of patients with scleroderma. The funding provided by this endowed chair is essential to the CHUM Scleroderma Research Group (CHUM-SRG), and allows health professionals to act directly on the disease. Researchers are currently developing new treatments to alleviate the suffering of patients. They are seeking to find ways to delay or stop the progression of the disease and promote early diagnosis. The Scleroderma Research Chair is the only one of its kind in Canada. The prestige conferred by the Chair and the quality of the work being done under its auspices has position the Rheumatology Department of the CHUM and the Faculty of Medicine of the Université de Montréal as a pole of excellence in research in scleroderma. This promotes sharing of research results and the development of inter-university research projects both in Quebec and Canada as well as internationally.
Finally, they also sharetheir findingswithother research teams at the international level. As for medical care, the impact of the Chair has already been felt in an increased demand for consultations among health practitioners eager to see patients with this autoimmune disease from all regions of Quebec. Interestingly, this eagerness for consultations also comes from teams of rheumatologists and medical specialists from other faculties of medicine throughout Quebec, in accordance with the role of the CHUM as a tertiary and quaternary healthcare provider. The work conducted by the Chair, the diversity of patients treated, the quality of the teaching and care provided, contribute to encourage young doctors to specialize in rheumatology. It also boosted applications for internships with the medical team of the GRS-CHUM by young doctors from other universities or by medical specialistpractitioners. In addition, since its inception the Chair has promoted the development of the GRS-CHUM, a multidisciplinary team highly skilled in basic and clinical research, and in the care of scleroderma patients.
Thus, the Chair ensures that scleroderma is and remains a priority for the CHUM. One of the highlight of the year was the recent reappointment of Dr. Jean-Luc Senécal as chair for a five year term. The decision to renew the chairholder mandate was taken by the Faculty of Medicine of the Université de Montréal based on the excellence of the work accomplished during the first mandate. The recent work carried out by the Chair includes: The innovative and leading-edge research conducted by the Chair during the past six years has led to the discovery of new biomarkers allowing for early diagnosis, improved classification of scleroderma and other related connective-tissue diseases, thus allowing for the development of more early and specific treatment programs. The Chairis a source of hope for patients because it provides them with the latest and up to date information on scleroderma research, diagnosisand treatment. Funding for the Scleroderma Research Chair depends entirely on the financial support from Scleroderma Quebec.