Montreal Children's Hospital

I'm just trying to find it right now.

With Montreal Children's Hospital, it was the Little Brats campaign thing.

And so they were doing this thing every day where they would do...

Like a prank where Mike would prank them.

He did one of the funniest things that I could possibly have imagined.

uh which was um instead of uh sugar use uh salt in the coffee for uh and then vinny just went crazy but the one prank that really got me like i kept watching that video over and over because both of the reactions were crazy is the following enjoy

okay so it's day one of the long live little brats campaign with the montreal children's hospital and i'm pranking vinny and shannon Nice try.

oh my it's too funny oh my god um see they say that vinnie can't get scared but he could be a little bit not really looking at what's happening now he actually tried to attempt scaring okay i think he's trying to kind of copy off what you were doing scaring shannon now she went nuts check this one out

It started about 10 years ago.

Out on the West Island, a young lady decided she wanted to raise some money for the Montreal Children's Hospital, so she set up a lemonade stand in her driveway, and she donated the money she made to the Montreal Children's.

Now, fast forward 10 years later... her younger sister three years younger than her has joined her and it's not just a lemonade stand anymore no it's a concert and it's a concert that includes some very talented local musicians many of whom are pre-teens and teens and featuring both leanne and megan cohen and they are on the line right now good afternoon girls Hi.

Hi.

All right, so from your intro, you got all the basics down.

It started 11 years ago when I was six years old.

We raised just over $30 and decided to donate it to the Montreal Children's Hospital.

Over the years, We started out on our driveway for eight years, but we started to include music and now a bake sale.

He received his MD-PhD degrees from McGill University and his MPH from Harvard.

He trained in general pediatrics and pediatric emergency medicine at Montreal Children's Hospital and then was subsequently appointed as a clinician scientist at McGill University Health Centre Research Institute.

He is a decision editor for the Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine and has served on the executive committee of the Pediatric Emergency Research Canada Consortium, PERC, and then the board of directors for Translating Emergency Knowledge for Kids, TREC Network.

the research committee of the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians as well.

Stop.

Did you see when he wore the, the g- uh, the doctor's robe from the Montreal Children's?

No.

Yeah.

Mais ils, ils ont dit : « Bien sûr, si on peut avoir grossir puis avoir une meilleure chose de sorte.

» Ce qui est arrivé à un moment donné où tous les orthopédistes de Sainte-Justine allaient aussi au Shriners, de la même manière que les orthopédistes du Montreal Children's, l'Hôpital de Montréal pour enfants, du côté, euh, de McGill, venaient au Shriners.

Ça a été devenu un lieu de rencontre entre les deux.

À tel point, puis ça, c'est historique, il n'y a pas grand monde qui sait ça, mais à un moment donné, tout le groupe de McGill, des orthopédistes pédiatriques, puis de Sainte-Justine, on s'est mis à fonctionner ensemble.

Very, very nice.

And yes, the, uh, final tally I have right here in front of me, $1,425,921 in support of the Montreal Children's Hospital.

Absolutely fantastic.

[applause] And again, thank you to, uh, the people at SHOM, the people at CJAD, Virgin, of course, the, uh, sponsors Dormez-vous.

Thank you to, uh, everyone who donated.

Thank you to everyone who was a part of it.

It's, um, such a crucial thing that we need, uh, in this community, um, being able to help sick kids, um, right here in Montreal, right across the province of Quebec and the Montreal Children's Hospital, doing all kinds of, um, tremendous work.

I haven't been to necessarily the Children's, uh, as much as I was obviously, you know, when I was a kid, when it was on right in front of where the Forum was.