NEWS FLASH!

We interrupt this post to bring you breaking news…

King Otterah has been spotted on the West Island! Canadian Titans have recently been awakening across the nation, mystifying scientists at the National Research Council! Action News captured this image of King Otterah looming over unsuspecting shoppers at the Fairview Mall. The whereabouts of Beavra, meanwhile, last seen in 2003, remain unknown at this time!

In entertainment news, scriptwriters at MonSFFilms have begun work on a new Canadian Kaiju film entitled “Beavra: Governor General of the Monsters!”

We now return you to your regular post…

Just a quick reminder: MonSFFA‘s field trip to the West Island’s Ecomuseum will take place this coming weekend! So as to enter together, we will first meet in the parking lot just outside the main entrance to the facility at 11:00AM, Sunday, June 9!

Featuring both indoor and outdoor exhibits, this zoological park is home to over 100 species of animals indigenous to Quebec—wolves, foxes, bears, lynx, deer, caribou, racoons (of the weapons-free, non-talking type!), a variety of birds, including an assortment of raptors (not those kind! Or, for that matter, the basketball team!), and various reptiles, amphibians and fish. The fast-moving and playful river otters are a highlight of the  nature trail!

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There are indoor and outdoor picnic areas, so one may bring along a bagged lunch of sandwiches, snacks, and a drink if one is so inclined. And for souvenir hunters, there’s a gift shop!

General admission is $17.25 (discounts are available for children and seniors) and parking is free of charge! MonSFFen are responsible for their own admission and any other field trip-related expenses.

The Ecomuseum is located at 21125 chemin Sainte-Marie in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue.

Check public transit schedules for metro/bus/ train routes but be aware that public transit is often limited on weekends. As such, we are organizing carpools for any who may wish to avail themselves. Please be on time!

CARPOOLS:

Contact club president Cathy Palmer-Lister (President@MonSFFA.ca) to arrange for a ride, or, if you are driving, to offer a lift to your fellow club members. We have been matching riders to drivers.

Attention drivers: you will be asked to pick-up passengers at a convenient, pre-arranged Metro station at no later than 10:30AM. To get to the Ecomuseum, take Autoroute 40 to Morgan Boulevard (exit 44) and follow the blue tourism signs to the zoo.

Finally, after our visit, we are thinking of taking in a movie (probably Godzilla: King of the Monsters) at the nearby Colisée Kirkland Theatre.

See you Sunday…