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A dream come true : Montreal student wins big at national science fair

Allison Engo, a 16-year-old student at Marianopolis College, won the Platinum Senior Discovery Award for her research into fruit flies research that also ended up destroying her family's bathroom.

Gutsy Walk s Teen Ambassador has overcome many obstacles | Mike Cohen ‹ Cohen Chatter

The 2021 Crohn’s and Colitis Canada’sGutsy Walk will be taking place virtually on Sunday June 6 and if you need to be inspired to support this cause look no further than local Honourary Chair Carl Miller. The Montreal West resident has overcome many obstacles and now he is about to enter law school at the Université de Montréal. “In 2016, no one would have believed I was going on 14 years old due to my low weight and height,” Carl explains. “One clue to my appearance arose when I began to experience frequent digestive problems and intense stomach aches. I was officially diagnosed with severe Crohn’s disease halfway into the eighth grade. While the diagnosis was somewhat expected, that did not make it any less devastating. As my physical health began to deteriorate, as did my mental health, I felt like a complete outsider. I knew that other kids my age were not getting colonoscopies or weekly iron infusions. I carried around my illness like an em

Some Montreal teens say they re apprehensive about getting vaccinated

Article content They have been wearing masks all day and told to avoid gatherings, yet several teens said Thursday they are not sure they want to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. The Montreal Gazette approached several teens and parents of teenagers for their thoughts after the province announced it will embark on a massive vaccination campaign of teenagers aged 12-17. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Some Montreal teens say they re apprehensive about getting vaccinated Back to video “It’s good news because it will help with the virus,” said Sophianna Alexandre, 16, a Secondary V student at St-Luc High School. “But we don’t know what’s in the vaccine; that’s the bad news. I wouldn’t try it. I would only try it if one of my friends tried it, and I would wait for a week to see what happens.”

Teen is a vaccination volunteer helping get this horrible thing over with

Article content After Gab Morin’s grandfather died from complications of COVID-19 last year, the high-school student and his family were determined to do their part to help end the pandemic. “We all want to be part of the solution,” the 16-year-old student said in an interview. “We want to get this horrible thing over with.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Teen is a vaccination volunteer helping get this horrible thing over with Back to video So every Saturday, Morin spends four hours volunteering at the vaccination centre at the Bob Birnie Arena in Pointe-Claire.

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