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Pickleball continues to be one of the fastest growing sports in the country. But the game is creating too much noise for many residents in Châteauguay. The home owners say new courts were built right next to their homes and they complain the noise pollution has them considering moving. Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

The construction of an outdoor pickleball facility in the Town of Chateauguay is facing stiff criticism over noise concerns. As Brayden Jagger Haines reports, homeowners are blaming local officials for not consulting neighbouring residents on the park’s redevelopment.

Orange cones set to dominate Montreal again this summer as roadwork plans unveiled, Quebec’s governing CAQ in the polling doldrums as PQ leads and Liberals pick up steam, former Grand Chief of Quebec’s Cree, Mandy Gull-Masty first Indigenous person appointed Canada’s Indigenous Services Minister, and major pickleball court development in Chateauguay has neighbours seeing red.

Residents of a Châteauguay, Que., apartment building say they are being intimidated by their new landlord. They allege they’ve been pushed to sign documents agreeing to move out or accept steep rent increases. One advocate says their situation is a perfect example of the bad actors contributing to the housing crisis. Global’s Dan Spector reports.

Residents of a Châteauguay, Que., apartment building say they are being intimidated by their new landlord. They allege they’ve been pushed to sign documents agreeing to move out or accept steep rent increases. One advocate says their situation is a perfect example of what is wrong with the market today.

A young man entered Châteauguay’s Islamic Cultural Centre on Friday concealing a knife. Three men sustained minor injuries by trying to grab the weapon from him, but he never attacked. Global’s Matilda Cerone has the latest.

A groundbreaking initiative in Quebec is helping young adults with autism integrate into the workforce. A hotel on Montreal’s south has become both a school and a business where people with intellectual disabilities are learning essential skills while working there. As Global’s Dan Spector reports, the goal is to equip them with the tools they...

A young man entered Châteauguay’s Islamic Cultural Centre on Friday concealing a knife. Three men sustained minor injuries by trying to grab the weapon from him, but he never attacked. Global’s Matilda Cerone has the latest.

With its parade cancelled and many parties too, residents of Chateaguay were looking for a new way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Their Shamrock Scavenger Hunt may just start a new tradition. Global’s Kwabena Oduro reports.

A House party in Chateauguay at at the end of June has resulted in an outbreak of COVID-19 cases on the south shore. To date, at least 30 people who attended the party have tested positive for the virus. Global’s Olivia O’Malley explains.

Chateauguay said goodbye to a special member of their community – war veteran Garnet Bourgaize passed a few months after his hundredth birthday. Those who knew him say his contribution to the community and his dedication to service and the way he lived should serve as examples for the younger generation. As Global’s Phil Carpenter...

Mon, Jul 11: Châteauguay animal lovers, including high profile lawyer Anne-France Goldwater, take to the streets in a peaceful rally to protest breed specific legislation that bans pit bulls. Global’s Navneet Pall reports.

Mo, May 9: Five people are in hospital after an overnight fire in Châteauguay.

Sun, Apr 24: Since her release from prison over a decade ago, convicted killer Karla Homolka has tried to stay out of the public eye, but was recently found living in Châteauguay. Legal analyst Philip Schneider discusses a hotly debated topic pitting the public’s right to know against a convicted killer’s right to privacy.

Tue, Dec 13: Santa Claus surprised students at St. Willibrord School in Châteauguay, bringing gifts for every boy and girl as part of Generations Foundation’s charity drive.

Friends and family gathered at the Royal Canadian Legion in Chateauguay on Saturday for a celebration that was a century in the making. Global’s Brittany Henriques reports.

You may have thought St. Patrick’s Day festivities were over, but Chateauguay hosted its annual parade Sunday afternoon. Global’s Jonah Aspler captured the sights and sounds.

Three Mohawk sisters gave birth within 44 hours of each other at a hospital in Châteauguay on Montreal’s south shore. As Global’s Phil Carpenter reports, the family is calling it their “miracle marathon.”

A fatal head-on crash on Highway 30 in Châteauguay killed four people early Tuesday morning. Global’s Felicia Parrillo reports.