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Train line will make W.I. more attractive workplace After a decade of preparation and several delays, the West Island REM train line
Pierrefonds—Dollard MP Sameer Zuberi was among the delegation of Canadian parliamentarians and envoys from charitable organizations who attempted to enter the West
Former West Island MNA, MP will back Milliard if he opts to run again The resignation of Pablo Rodriguez as leader of
DNA could solve 1999 murder of Pierrefonds mother of three Montreal police homicide and cold-case investigators believe they are a step closer
A 75-year-old painter who lives in Beaconsfield failed to convince a Quebec Court judge last week that the more than 4,400 child
Paul-Henri Sylvain was in an induced coma for two weeks, after suffering burns to 25 per cent of his body and damage
For the second year in a row, homeowners in Dorval will see a less-than-1-per-cent increase in their property taxes, according to figures
Residents of Pierrefonds-Roxboro will see their tax bill for local borough services go up by 6 per cent in 2026, according to
Ste. Anne de Bellevue council will begin webcasting its public meetings starting next month following a resolution passed Dec. 15.The council for
The West Island’s Grand Parc de l’Ouest — touted as the largest urban park in Canada when it was announced in 2019
Macdonald Campus milk has string of honours If you’re wondering why Santa Claus won’t be drinking your milk while delivering toys to
Damage done to health network With the implementation of Bill 2 paused until March and much of its punitive measures scrapped, the
With Bixi bike stations now operating in Pierrefonds-Roxboro, questions are being raised as to when the bicycle-sharing service could be expanded to
JOSHUA ALLAN The 1510 West Quebec physicians are taking the province’s Bill 2 as a slap in the face, leading some to
Accused committed brutal killing in Dorval in 2007 FREDERIC SERREThe 1510 West In April 2010, James Gould was sentenced to 15 years
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