Here we are in mid-April in Montreal — that magical, confusing, slightly unhinged time of year that requires decisions. Or, more accurately, “leaps of faith.”
Here we are in mid-April in Montreal — that magical, confusing, slightly unhinged time of year that requires decisions. Or, more accurately, “leaps of faith.”
Astronaut Jeremy Hansen was not the only Canadian travelling through space on Artemis II. The seeds from five different types of Canadian trees were travelling along with him, a lesser known part of the space mission that not only gardeners and forest lovers can appreciate.
It’s important to face facts. Spring hasn’t really taken root, so dig in until summer. Fortunately, there are plenty of new viewing options to occupy our new permanent hermit existence.
Police say a 51-year-old Pierrefonds man will face charges in the wake of a violent knife attack that sent a woman to hospital with serious injuries during a domestic quarrel inside a residence on Athena Street in Pierrefonds last Thursday.
The population of the West Island’s demerged suburbs has increased by 5.5 per cent in the last five years, with Pointe Claire seeing the biggest gains and pushing the region’s population above the quarter-of-a-million mark for the first time, according to the latest numbers released by the provincial government.
When will Pointe Claire unveil its long-awaited new urban plan?
When times are tough, when rising prices add to the financial pressures people struggle with, neighbours help neighbours. That is why The 1510 West is hosting a food drive.
The lot where an aging strip mall was recently torn down along St. Charles Boulevard in Kirkland will be the site of a new multi-storey rental condo building.
West Islanders and Macdonald High School students and their families are rallying around the mother of Grade 9 student Eva de Wit-Blades who was killed in a traffic accident last Friday in Vaudreuil-Dorion, launching three fundraising campaigns that have so far raised more than $80,000.
A municipal initiative aimed at fostering neighbourly bonds in Beaconsfield has been nominated for a provincial award.
The much anticipated launch of the REM has been slated for this spring, yet the public has not been informed of the exact date. Why is that?
A few days ago, I had one of those moments that gave me a sudden, almost cinematic understanding of what my parents must have been thinking when they first heard the music of my youth. You know the look — somewhere between confusion, concern and a quiet hope that this was all just a phase.