Bill Tierney: Springtime means golf, at home and farther away
Back in February, in the middle of a snowstorm, I was persuaded by two of my old Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue managers who had both got themselves promoted
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Suzanne Korf: Workers make hospital special
Construction on the Glen campus – home to the new Montreal Children’s Hospital, the Royal Victoria Hospital, the Montreal Chest Institute, the Cancer Care Centre
Nominees for Accolades business awards announced
The list of finalists for Accolades 2013 business awards presented by the West Island of
AMT in talks to buy Deux Montagnes train line servicing Pierrefonds-Roxboro
Montreal’s train authority is negotiating to buy the Deux-Montagnes train line, including the Mount Royal
Roadwork to affect access to Highway 20 at 32nd Ave. in Lachine
Repairs to the infrastructure of the 32nd Ave. and Highway 20 overpass will necessitate some detours and patience during the next three to four months.
Police asked to keep watch at Beaconsfield council meeting
At the request of the city, there was a noticeable police presence during the Beaconsfield council meeting Monday night. From the start of the meeting,
Restrictions on water use now in place in Dollard-des-Ormeaux
Summer is still a month away, but water-use restrictions are already being imposed in Dollard-des-Ormeaux. The city is advising residents that new summer watering restrictions
Dorval singer-songwriter writes winning song
Dale Boyle has written a winner. The Dorval singer/songwriter’s country-alt song You Might Come Around,
Beaconsfield High School set to celebrate 55-year reunion
Beaconsfield High School celebrates its 55-year reunion over the upcoming long weekend and part of
Volunteers needed for Special Olympics summer games in Pointe Claire
On July 4, 1,000 athletes and coaches from throughout the province will gather in Pointe-Claire
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