Steven Zhang, a Kirkland artist, has completed his front lawn masterpiece, and shared his insight into the creative process with us.

Two young artists dropped off handmade ornaments to each resident at the TDPCR in the spirit of the season.

From Roxboro to Whitehorse - two young amputees don't miss a beat this holiday season.

La Sortie's housing initiative aims to offer affordable, safe housing with services to women who have experienced sexual exploitation.

HEC Montréal's FNEE programs are tailored to the needs of communities and organizations of Indigenous people.

An art auction at Maison-Alcan raised funds for clinical services, intervention programs and adapted activities for those with autism.

The film can be screened at a film festival near you during the 2024 season.

Didi's Beignets takes on a fresh twist of the traditional baked good, and is a professional chef turned entrepreneur's passion project.

Olivia (7) and Roxanne (8) used their love for art and giving back to create paintings for each resident at the TDPCR.

Renowned country musician Brittany Kennell of Beaconsfield performed at Montreal's Lasso country music festival, and has released a single!

PCP serves the entire West Island and lends a hand to new West Island residents, vulnerable families, as well as parents and their children.

Check out these Animatch adoptees if you're searching for the perfect companion.

This fascinating look into early women's cycling comes out of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue.

There's no vacation for animal rescues during the summer; Animatch is always trying to find loving homes for their adoptees.

The WICWC was established in 2008 and has grown exponentially since, with a multitude of programs and services tailored to cancer patients.

The Pointe-Claire Anglican Church will showcase its history through public exhibits and a special church service.

Here are some fur babies that have ended up at Animatch and are searching for new, loving homes.

During a month-long trip, Anthony Soles and William Stone-Barney will ski renowned peaks to raise funds for ALS.

It's an exciting time for West Island sports as athletes win big at local and international competitions.

Congratulations to John Abbott Sciences and Social Science student Gracie Diabo for being selected among 4,800 applicants for this award.