Ste. Anne de Bellevue’s demolition committee hosted a meeting last week to discuss the future of what remains of one of the oldest structures on the island of Montreal, but by the time it was over, the town’s mayor looked to assure the public that no move to tear down the ruins of Maison Michel-Robillard would be made until a plan has been drafted to ensure that the...
The City of Pointe Claire improved its ranking on the Top 100 list of best cities for renters, according to a survey compiled by The Globe and Mail. It now ranks in 63rd spot.
Test runs along the track of the final branch of the REM light rail network — the three-kilometre spur to Trudeau Airport in Dorval — are now being conducted. The line, however, is not expected to be put into service until the end of 2027.
Members of the Save Fairview Forest group were in a celebratory mood on Aug. 15 as they marked their 300th consecutive demonstration.
Montreal police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a man who verbally attacked an elderly Muslim couple as they took their daily walk near their home in Dollard des Ormeaux last weekend. The incident is being considered a possible hate crime.
The pier at Edgewater Park in Pointe Claire has been renamed to honour a former mayor and one of the city’s longest-serving public servants — Bill McMurchie.
JOSHUA ALLANThe 1510 West – Local Journalism Initiative With the first week of the new school year under way, the president of the teacher’s union at John Abbott College assures students and parents that the ongoing dispute between teachers and the school administration will not directly impact classes, but may have indirect negative effects as teachers deal with increasing workloads to take on the challenges posed by artificial...
It appears Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamandon thought using the old enemy-of-my-enemy-is-my-friend approach to wooing English-speaking voters would somehow be successful. Well, it was not. Clearly.
As technology evolves, so does the way we do things. Everyday things. Then, one day, you wake up and realize that practically everything you do during the day has changed completely. The tasks haven’t changed. Just how we carry them out.
the latest news about bilingualism in the military is a slap in the face to Quebecers.
I came late in life to pesto. But when I started gardening and planted out my first batch of herbs, a little pot of basil ignited a bit of a taste revolution. Now, I make fresh pesto every summer.
Looking back is often productive, although occasionally the victory exacts its own price, as evidenced by this selection of new viewing recommendations: another look back at an epic poem, a group vacation, a missing-child crime thriller and the return of a fictional talk-show host.
