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When Spooky Meets Saucy: A Restaurant Fire and Haunted Decorations collide!

Discover the mystery behind a restaurant fire and join the Halloween decor competition in Shannon!

In the early hours of Thursday morning, fire broke out at La Belle Province, a popular restaurant in Longueuil. Local authorities quickly responded to the alarming flames that engulfed a portion of this beloved diner. The Service de police de l'agglomération de Longueuil (SPAL) has launched an investigation into the fire, which is currently being treated as suspicious. Patrons and staff are left in shock, pondering whether their next poutine craving might necessitate an alternate destination while the investigation unfolds.

As the smoke settled in Longueuil, the vibrant town of Shannon is gearing up for a very different kind of spectacle. Residents are being invited to unleash their creativity in the upcoming Halloween decoration contest. From creepy spider webs to eerie floating ghosts, the town is all about embracing the spirit of Halloween. Citizens are encouraged to transform their homes into spooky attractions, inviting neighbors and passersby to get into the Halloween spirit. Who wouldn’t want to be the house that brings the most screams?

Interestingly, both events have stirred a sense of connection in their respective communities. While one is engulfed in flames and intrigue, the other bursts with joy and colorful displays. The restaurant’s patrons may well find solace in Shannon’s decorations, as festive ghosts and jack-o'-lanterns sprinkle cheer and distraction amidst the bewildering fire incident. Perhaps the excitement of spooky decorations will aid in forgetting the culinary detours while La Belle Province is temporarily closed!

Whether it’s the flames of mystery or the flickering lights of Halloween festivity, both stories shed light on the resilience of Quebec community spirits. It’s a reminder to keep the laughter alive, even as the shadows draw near.

Did you know that La Belle Province has been serving classic Quebec fast food since 1967? With a menu full of fries, poutine, and tasty burgers, it’s a staple for many locals. Meanwhile, the history of Halloween decorations dates back to the ancient Celts, who celebrated Samhain – a festival marking the end of the harvest season and the onset of winter. Who knew a restaurant fire could ignite such thoughts of history and creativity?