Maria Tutino is resigning from her position as mayor after 15 years at the helm.

After numerous complaints from residents near the curling club, the city installed padded barriers around the rented machine to help reduce the sound.

The Baie D’urfe field of signs with the phrase 'Ca Va Bien Aller' and others supporting front-line workers and Black Live Matter will soon be cleared.

Montreal's 14-year-old Kian Armas has come up with a new business idea during his time off school during the coronavirus pandemic.

Residents have been dropping off signs and planting them on the grass, with a special message to Quebec's front-line workers.

The town of Baie-D'Urfé is ahead of the curve urging residents to wear masks when in public.

Volunteers from across Montreal have been working overtime to respond to the suggestion of health officials that people should wear a mask when out in public.

After years of demands, the town of Baie-D’Urfé has gotten approval by the Quebec Transport Ministry (MTQ) to build a long-awaited sound barrier along Highway 20.

An open-air sewage-treatment system located on school grounds is causing a real stink in the town of Baie d'Urfé, prompting several complaints from parents and students.

The property assessment roll for the years 2020 to 2022, released by the City of Montreal Wednesday, shows property values have spiked.