01:08
West Island
‘Ovation’ production hits the stage in honour of West Island charity
By Elysia Bryan-Baynes Anchor/Reporter
The Sonia Balazovjech Dance Company performs its eighth charity production, Ovation. Continue reading
Pointe-Claire approves re-designed condo plans for site of historic Pioneer bar
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
At a meeting Thursday night, the Pointe-Claire heritage preservation society, along with a newly-formed group called “Heart of Pointe-Claire,” presented an alternate plan. Continue reading
John Abbott College raises over $20k for students in financial crisis
It’s part of a fundraising effort to support the student assistance fund, which helps students in times of financial crisis. Continue reading
Kirkland man accused of trying to kill his children found not criminally responsible
By Dan Spector Photojournalist
A psychiatrist testified at the preliminary inquiry of a West Island man accused of the attempted murder of his two children. Continue reading
Suspects steal, crash tractor trailer leading to West Island police chase
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
Montreal police are investigating after a tractor trailer was apparently stolen in the West Island. Continue reading
Petition to save Riverdale High School submitted to Quebec legislature
A petition calling on the province to back down on its plan to transfer Riverdale High School to a French-language school board was submitted Tuesday to the National Assembly. Continue reading
Linguini restaurant site being cleared years after burning down
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
After a massive fire gutted it, the Linguini restaurant site has sat vacant. Now Baie d’Urfé has reached an agreement to have the site cleared. Continue reading
Pointe-Claire mayor voices concerns as REM to eliminate thousands of parking spots
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
The rapid electric rail system is removing almost all of the parking spots originally planned on its sprawling network Continue reading
Quebec department of youth protection desperately needs more Montreal foster families
Quebec’s Department of Youth Protection is sounding the alarm over an urgent need for more foster families. Continue reading
Quebec’s top court upholds ruling on Angell Woods
In a unanimous decision, the province’s top court ruled that the City of Beaconsfield respected the procedures for the protection of Angell Woods. Continue reading