Log in & Sign up

You are not logged in.

Log in Create an account


Find more upcoming events with the calendar.

Recent Listings

more

Latest from the Gazette

  • Bluesox capture mosquito B softball crown
    Sweep Valleyfield in two-game final
  • Celebrating the journey
    Weekend to End Women's Cancers 2010
  • Photos from Dorval's Rendez-Vous 2010
  • Schoolmates at Ecole Secondaire Jean XXIII mourn teen
    Dies after car surfing
  • Long, hot summer for pit bulls
    As demands to ban the breed mount in town halls, police investigate a mysterious shooting in Hudson
  • Stephen Harper in Dollard
    Boasts about beating recession; denounces opposition 'coalition'
  • Star goalie Jaroslav Halak at Fairview Saturday
    Will trade autographs for donations to the Ste. Justine Hospital Foundation
  • Bereavement group aims to help men cope with loss
    Popular Pointe Claire pub will host meetings
  • Condos in plan for Senneville
    First multi-family dwellings for tiny town. Urban plan pegs sites for possible development
  • In Our Own Backyard:
    Local farmers' markets offer array of fresh produce this time of year
  • Vanier opens grid season with a win, Abbott takes thumping
  • With the Coach: Fern da Silva
    Coaching part of his love affair
  • First Kirkland Terry Fox Run Sept. 19
  • Murphy invited to national women's basketball camp
    Beaconsfield cager preparing for FIBA Worlds
  • Buses, trains in sync at two West Island stations
    Commuters frustrated because they were often left waiting: Pierrefonds-Roxboro mayor
  • Dollard Dragons win atom A regionals
    Ball team wins 11 consecutive games
  • Dorval car-surfer dies of injuries
    Teen hit his head on pavement after being flung from top of trunk of moving vehicle
  • St. Edmund in the deep end of French immersion
    Beaconsfield school plans to expand program through Grade 4 in response to parents' requests
  • Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Dollard des Ormeaux today
  • Whitlock Ladies capture golf title
    Win Interclub A tournament
  • Dorval Island blue-collar workers set to strike Saturday ... all five of them
  • St. Laurent woman missing for three weeks
    Police seek help from public
  • Cheetahs open CEGEP AAA football season
    Face archrival Spartiates in Week 1
  • Twenty-three-year-old tow truck driver will learn Sept. 15 if he goes to trial
    Charged with leaving scene of an accident that killed 18-year-old Catherine Blanchemanche
  • Woman, 20, killed in Les Cèdres car crash
  • And they're off
    31 edition of Dorval Soapbox derby
  • A sizzlin' time in Beaconsfield
  • Online petition gives commuters a say on how to improve train service in West Island
    Commuter service must be part of plan for airport shuttle
  • Beaconsfield puts halt to racket club rezoning plan
    Proposed development for church property allowed to proceed, however
  • Foul odour returned at Pierrefonds quarry this summer
    Smell became a problem for about five days in July
  • Pierrefonds orders antenna removed
  • DdO renames Centennial park after ex-resident
    William Cosgrove first came up with idea for an artificial lake
  • Our Own Backyard: Maple syrup season all year long in Rigaud

    • More News

    Community Blogs

    Just between us

    A little change can do you good

    Condos could be coming to Senneville.On the surface, this appears to be a bold move for the West Island’s tiniest town.With a population that hovers at about 950, it’s easy to see how a plan to build multiple-family dwelling in this little village known for its lavish waterfront estates can quickly raise a few eyebrows.But the issue involves more than just condos. It’s about green space. And that always causes a stir.But really, the issue is change. Change...
    » Continue reading this entry
    » Read more in BOFarrell's blog

    Just between us

    Public transit hits the streets of St. Lazare

    The off-island town of St. Lazare on Monday took a big step. It started offering residents public transit.Buses started rolling, picking up commuters at stops set up throughout the town, taking them directly to the train station in Vaudreuil-Dorion.It is still not known how many people used the service, but with CEGEP students back in classes, the numbers should be impressive. Parents with teenage kids now have an option other than driving their kids to John Abbott...
    » Continue reading this entry
    » Read more in BOFarrell's blog

    West Island Plus: Click on your region for the latest news, photos and events



    © 2008 The Gazette, a division of Postmedia Network Inc. All rights reserved. Unauthorized distribution, transmission or republication strictly prohibited.
    Terms and Conditions • Privacy Statement