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Many years ago, the Saturday Evening Post was one of the best-known magazines in America. But somehow I learned that the Saturday Evening Post was actually published on Wednesday morning. That was a little disconcerting at first. But it was one of the most valuable lessons, that words do not necessarily reflect reality.

For most of us most of the time, the days of our lives go rolling along placidly and maintain a predictable pace. The paper arrives at 5:30 a.m. The garbage truck comes on, say, Thursdays, and most of us manage to get the Herby Curby out the night before. (It's hit or miss here.) The laundry gets picked up on Saturdays, and Wednesday is Senior Citizen's Day at the local grocery.

The 15th anniversary ofThe number of measles cases in Quebec's Lanaudière region has jumped to 119 and includes a student who attends the École intégrée de Saint-Pierre.

Up to 700 students and staff members are potentially at risk of contracting measles after a student attended the school while contagious.

The elementary school has a pre-kindergarten program, meaning children as young as four attend the school.

Dr. Muriel Lafarge with the local health authority said the department was notified of the situation at the school yesterday.

Public health officials in Quebec's Lanaudière region said all of the 119 measles cases are tied to the outbreak at Disneyland. (Valentin Flauraud/Reuters)

Three pavilions at the school are concerned: Wilfrid Gervais, St-Pierre and Marie-Charlotte.

School says vaccinate or stay away

Lafarge said a protocol has been put in place to mitigate the