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Baie d’Urfé

Baie d'Urfé school celebrates 50 years

Dorset reunion is this weekend

Oliver Geurtsen was thrilled when his twin daughters started kindergarten this year at Dorset elementary... » Full Story
Oliver Geurtsen was thrilled when his twin daughters started kindergarten this year at Dorset elementary school in Baie d’Urfé – the same school he had attended in the 1980s. He found the layout of the... » Full Story

Inook and the Sun shines at German school

'Students learned about native culture'

A play about an Inuit boy that was written in English and translated into German may sound like an unusual... » Full Story
A play about an Inuit boy that was written in English and translated into German may sound like an unusual theatre experience, but Inuk und das Geheimnis der Sonne - Inook and the Sun - resonated with its audience at... » Full Story

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Recent Police Blotter

Graffiti vandals leave mark on garage doors in Baie d'Urfé

Police are asking for the public’s help with an investigation into a rash of graffiti on garage doors in the Baie d’Urfé area. More than 12 homes were vandalized during the evening of June 2. Police are... » Full Story

Don't be conned by bogus handymen

Beware the odd job man who asks for money up front. That is the warning from police this week after a Baie d'Urfé woman was robbed of $150 last Wednesday. A handyman showed up at her door... » Full Story