Morris Trudeau

• West Island Community Shares celebrates 20th anniversary

  West Island Community Shares has just turned 20.

  Features

  Sep 7, 2017
  
• Pointe-Claire allows controversial garden with bushes, grass taller than house

  The City of Pointe-Claire has allowed a controversial garden to continue to grow.

  Environment

  Aug 2, 2017
  
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• Pointe-Claire welcomes beehives on top of public library

  There's a new queen bee in Pointe-Claire.

  Environment

  Jul 18, 2017
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• Pointe-Claire Mayor Morris Trudeau announces he will not seek re-election

  After 19 years in elected office, Pointe-Claire Mayor Morris Trudeau announced he would not be seeking re-election in the upcoming November municipal elections.

  Politics

  May 18, 2017
• Pointe-Claire marks Earth Day with giveaways and tree planting

  A slew of free activities are taking place in Pointe-Claire Saturday to mark Earth Day.

  Canada

  Apr 22, 2017
• Pointe-Claire library hosts Lego stop-motion filmmaking activity during spring break

  Kids were in for a treat at the public library in Pointe-Claire as they not only got a chance to let their imagination run loose with Lego toys but also learned how to make stop-motion films using cellphones and tablets.

  Education

  Mar 6, 2017
• Pointe-Claire mayor insists Quebec quickly repair Sources Boulevard overpass

  Pointe-Claire Mayor Morris Trudeau plans to write a letter to Quebec's Transport Minister demanding to know why no repair work will be done to the Sources Boulevard overpass above Highway 20 this year.

  Politics

  Mar 3, 2017
• Quebec judge rules Pointe-Claire PCB-contaminated land owner must submit clean-up timetable

  The PCB clean-up has dragged on in Pointe-Claire since 2013, but now, a Quebec judge has made a ruling that could put efforts to rehabilitate the site back on track.

  Environment

  Jan 18, 2017
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• Pointe-Claire residents want city to reconsider bike path in their yards

  Residents on Brigadoon Avenue in Pointe-Claire are pushing the city to reconsider a proposed bike path that could cut their yards short.

  Money

  Jan 17, 2017
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• Frustration grows surrounding boarded-up homes in West Island

  Residents living in a couple of West Island cities are growing impatient with homes remaining boarded up for months following fires.

  Nov 7, 2016