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Annie’s Pub in Montreal’s West Island temporarily closed after employee tests positive for coronavirus
Annie’s Pub in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Que., has temporarily closed its doors after an employee tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Continue reading
‘We’re cooking’: Montreal contractors deal with 4th consecutive heat wave in Quebec
As Montreal continues to deal with the smouldering heat wave, the workers’ health and safety board is issuing warnings to local contractors working outdoors. Continue reading
Olympic hopeful Marilou Duvernay-Tardif keeps hard at work during COVID-19 pandemic
Marilou Duvernay-Tardif is making waves in the world of rowing as she gets back on the water. Continue reading
Inspectors enforcing Côte Saint-Luc, Que., mandatory mask bylaw after grace period ends
Inspectors will be visiting businesses to ensure they are following the Cote-Saint-Luc bylaw. Continue reading
Future of former Candiac golf course green space in the hands of residents
Residents will be able to have their say on the future of the green space formerly known as the Candiac golf course. Continue reading
Montreal Ecomuseum reopens for first time in nearly 4 months amid coronavirus pandemic
The West Island Ecomuseum opened its doors to the public Friday for the first time in nearly four months amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading
Joyful drive-by graduation celebration for Elizabeth Ballantyne students
It may not have been what they were expecting but Grade 6 students at Ballantyne Elementary School were treated to an impromptu graduation ceremony on Tuesday. Continue reading
Quebec police watchdog launches investigation after man dies in police-involved shooting
The Quebec Bureau of Independent Investigations has launched an inquiry into a police-involved shooting that led to the death of a man in the Lanaudière region. Continue reading
Quebec hospital parking fees go down to $10 a day
Hospital parking fees have been reduced to $10 a day in Quebec as the Legault government keeps its election promise. Continue reading
Popular urban ski slope going down hill, Sud-Ouest borough seeking alternatives
Billed as the only urban ski resort in North America accessibly by metro, Pente a Neige organizers have been told their three-year pilot project is getting the axe. Continue reading
Outdoor sinks installed in Pincourt, Que., parks and playgrounds
Six outdoor sink stations have been installed in playgrounds and parks throughout the city of Pincourt. Continue reading
Coronavirus: Intensive 12 week training program launched in Quebec for future orderlies
Future orderlies started their first day of a 12-week intensive training program to help deal with the staffing shortage in the province’s long-term care facilities. Continue reading
Century-old Pointe-Claire Village home demolished without permit
A century-old waterfront building was torn down without a permit Monday in Pointe-Claire’s iconic village. Continue reading
Montreal petition to take down John A. Macdonald statue gains traction
A new online petition calling for the removal of a long-standing statute of Sir John. A Macdonald in Montreal’s Place du Canada Park is gaining traction. Continue reading
St-Lazare flooding solution causes frustration among residents
Meant to be the solution to seasonal flooding , ditches in the town of St-Lazare are now the means of flowing frustration for residents. Continue reading