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s the West Island REM line nears its launch slated for this spring, Beaconsfield’s mayor says he will keep a close watch
Beaconsfield residents are intensifying efforts to block public transit buses from being rerouted along a narrow residential street as part of a
The owners of an average home in Ste. Anne de Bellevue will see their property taxes go up about 8 per cent
Town sees agglo payment jump a whopping 30% The average homeowner in Baie d’Urfé can expect to see an increase of about
Only demerged city to see drop in agglo payment Beaconsfield residents will see a 3.9-per-cent increase in their municipal taxes this year,
Agglo fees climb 17%, account for more than half of budget FrienHomeowners in Pointe Claire will see their municipal tax bills go
Homeowners in Kirkland will see a property tax increase of 2.9 per cent this year, after town council approved an $80.2-million budget
Pointe Claire resident Samantha Singh, who was known for 10 years by her colleagues as a low-key, dedicated and polite Concordia University
Friends and ball hockey teammates of Dollard des Ormeaux financial planner Omer Naek are expressing shock over news that he has been
Coyote sightings are not uncommon in the West Island, especially this year, so experts are assuring residents not to be alarmed if
A new year kicks off what some refer to be “rent increase season” – a time when renters receive notices from their
After a successful Christmas holiday season that saw generous amounts of food products donated, the West Island Mission says its principal need
Among the 80 new appointees to the Order of Canada announced just ahead of the new year was James William Hewitt, a
Last June, a Quebec Superior Court judge put an end to the criminal case against Robert Miller, the disgraced billionaire and former
As the spring launch of the REM’s 14.5-kilometre West Island line approaches, officials in the towns of Kirkland and Pointe Claire are
As the West Island REM lines nears its launch, Beaconsfield’s mayor is keeping an eye on the future of the local EXO
Dorval’s Forest and Stream Club has held interest for generations Can you make a private piece of a city’s history part of
Bad lane configuration at bridge hazardous to navigate at night Angelo Bottaro and his wife, along with another motorist, narrowly missed serious
Train line will make W.I. more attractive workplace Dollard des Ormeaux and Dorval are the first de-merged West Island municipalities that will
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
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