Why didn’t anyone on Ste. Anne council read the engineering report before condemning the Exit 41 overpassese?
I’m not sure where to start. Oh, here’s an idea: What the heck is going on in Ste. Anne de Bellevue? One could call how
The first local whiff of municipal corruption is in Hudson. Who would have thought?
It was bound to happen, I suppose: News that the Sûreté du Québec is investigating possible municipal corruption in our neck of the woods. But
Train users beware: Paid parking lots could be next
The borough council of Pierrefonds-Roxboro approved a small but significant parking restriction on Monday evening that, in the short term, will create a hassle for
What is your take on Hydro smart meters? And just to get the conversation going: Would anyone like to remind Hydro about the concept of customer service?
A growing number of West Islanders are stepping forward and voicing their opposition to Hydro-Québec’s push to replace its residential meters with so-called smart meters.
How has your hockey team done this season?
Another amateur hockey season has come and gone. Hockey Quebec’s Dodge Cup champions for both boys’ and girls’ divisions have been crowned, with the latest
Do you still doubt we have no political clout?
West Islanders have long felt that we have no clout with the Quebec government. It doesn’t matter which party is in power. Unlikely to ever
How vibrant is your town centre?
The municipal council in Ste. Anne de Bellevue last week passed a new bylaw that gives the green light to restaurants and bars on the
Increasing penalties for drivers who text while behind the wheel is a good idea
I am not sure how you feel about it, but I think Quebec coroner Yvon Garneau has it right: penalties for using a cellphone while
Have breakfast in Ste. Anne’s March 20 and start your day with a good deed
The John Abbott College Foundation is hosting its sixth annual benefit breakfast March 20. If you are about to run out the door, you might
Why is it that no one seems to trust what Batshaw Family Services is doing?
First, it was residents in Dorval. Now, it’s homeowners in Beaconsfield. Both groups are voicing concern and fear about Batshaw Family Services’ plans to expand
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