Valérie Plante says she’s happy that work on Ste-Catherine Street is on schedule. Continue reading →

A class-action lawsuit against the borough of Île Bizard-Ste Geneviève could be in the works. Continue reading →

A week after a sandbag wave barrier was built on Barabé Crescent on Île-Bizard, stagnant water is still on the street. Continue reading →

Floodwaters from the Lake of Two Mountains have been slowly rising following heavy rains last week. Continue reading →

The waves or the debris they bring could breach the dikes and flood properties. It’s why neighbors want to build a wave barrier that will protect most of the homes. Continue reading →

A trailer park in Île-Bizard is still without power more than a week after electricity was cut off due to flooding. Continue reading →

The play, titled ‘Reconciliation,’ was written by grade 5 and 6 students and vetted by Indigenous community members for accuracy. Continue reading →

Protesters chose a former military installation in Old Montreal to continue the fight against the Quebec government’s proposed secularism legislation.   Continue reading →

Now neighbours feel they have a whole new battle. After weeks of keeping their houses dry, they say this is the last thing they need. Continue reading →

“Why on earth would anybody steal a sandbag from a dike?” Continue reading →

Around 7 a.m. Tuesday, a massive breach in a temporary dike at the end of the road sent water from the Rivière-des-Prairies gushing into streets. Continue reading →

Water from the Lake of Two Mountains that flows beneath the Île-aux-Tourtes and Galipeault bridges is rising. Continue reading →

The protesters want to see action on stricter gun laws before the next federal election later this year. Continue reading →

Three years after moving to New York from Montreal, Salomon is appearing on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Continue reading →

Kindergarten students at Solomon Schechter Academy hosted a model Seder at the school Wednesday morning. Continue reading →