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Pointe Claire native reflects on experience playing hockey for host Italian team
A pilot project involving the testing of an innovative mixture that includes starfish bones to de-ice sidewalks in Dorval and Kirkland is yielding positive results, municipal officials say.
Paul-Henri Sylvain, who captured the hearts of West Islanders last November when he saved his Lachine neighbours from their burning duplex, but himself was severely burned and spent two weeks in a coma, has been honoured by local MNA Enrico Ciccone for his act of bravery.
David Duffey, a retired West Islander who split his time between his Pointe Claire condo and a short-term rental home in South Carolina, was brutally murdered last week along with his partner as they hosted a dinner for friends at Duffey’s residence in the South Carolina community of North Forest Beach.
Kirkland stands as the only West Island city on the Top 100 Most Livable Cities across Canada, coming in 83rd position, according to the ranking by The Globe and Mail.
Dorval is offering homeowners who have had to deal with flooding due to severe rainstorms in the last two years grants to help them protect their properties against future severe weather events.
The City of Beaconsfield plans to spend $1.2 million to reconfigure the Highway 20-Woodland Avenue intersection in an attempt to make it safer and easier to navigate.
Describing it as a landmark project, Beaconsfield municipal council Monday evening approved a notice of motion that it intends to borrow $18.6 million to build its much touted new cultural centre in Centennial Park.
Fourteen-year-old William Wienand battled epilepsy his entire life, but nothing could stop the Pointe Claire boy from playing sports – whether it was boxing, track and field, snowshoeing or soccer. Sadly, William lost his fight against the disease last fall on the eve of yet another brain surgery, passing away at home in his sleep.
Montreal police are hunting for the driver of a heavily damaged SUV who fled the scene of a three-vehicle crash Sunday night in Pointe Claire that left a woman and her daughter bruised, shaken, and her car totalled.
It was another successful fundraising event setting another record for the Teresa Dellar Palliative Care Residence, as it collected $804,000 at its 27th Annual Valentine’s Ball earlier this month.
In the midst of a busy winter with high demand for beds and services, the West Island’s only homeless shelter is preparing for a major fundraising event this weekend.
Pierrefonds-Roxboro’s long-awaited $62.4-million aquatic centre is schedule to open this spring, according to borough Mayor Jim Beis, bringing a major community project to the finish line after years of anticipation.
New Ste. Anne councillor prepares to tour with Roch Voisine Known for a career performing with Canadian music stars that have included
As the Societé de transport de Montréal officially unveiled its plan to overhaul bus routes in the West Island in advance of
It’s not exactly Hockey Night in Canada, but for youngsters playing hockey at two arenas in the West Island, seeing their games
The City of Pointe Claire earlier this month approved submitting an application to the provincial Cultural Affairs Department to obtain $640,000 in
Those who keep up with John Abbott College sports may recognize a few names in this year’s winter Olympics. Three alumni and
City requests installation of red-light camera, redesign of interchange The City of Beaconsfield is asking provincial authorities to install a red-light camera
A dog tied to the door handle of a Hudson church overnight last Sunday in minus-25-degree weather is safe after a dramatic
Nine days after the dramatic arrest of three individuals who police believe are behind a drive-by shooting in Pierrefonds, an investigation is
Baie d’Urfé, Senneville, Pointe Claire seeing biggest increases West Island municipalities will be paying almost 13 per cent more to the Montreal
58,000 to be within 10-minute walk of stop In preparation for the highly anticipated opening of the West Island branch of the
The only homeless shelter in the West Island saw its busiest days since opening last weekend as it was quickly pushed to
But lags behind Montreal, Vaudreuil The City of Pointe Claire ranked 94th on the Top 100 list of best cities for renters
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