Two planes collided on the ground at Pierre-Elliot Trudeau International Airport on Tuesday evening. This incident caused no injuries

Veronica Jaramillo and Marie-Jeanne Paquet have completely transformed a school minibus into the mobile home of their dreams. Take a look!

The Pointe-Claire Village Christmas tree will be lit up on November 19th, along with animation, skating and shows to kick off the holidays.

In cooperation with non-profit organization GRAME and Montreal West Island Integrated University Health and Social Services Centre...

WIN paid a visit to a special, whimsical reading garden in honor of Sara Hmouz, a 22-year-old Pointe-Claire Library member who loved to read

Treat Accessibly has some tips on creating a trick-or-treating station that every child can enjoy, regardless of their physical ability.

Several BMO West Island locations are accepting new, warm clothing donations and monetary gifts to purchase snowsuits for children in need.

Looking for Halloween costume ideas? You're not alone; Google Frightgeist has compiled data from the top searches near you.

Community Reads! is a Literacy Unlimited initiative that brings custom libraries to local community groups to help improve adult literacy.

On October 15th, $503,000 was raised to help launch a new University Family Medicine Group (GMF-U) at the Lakeshore General Hospital.

An exciting new park project is underway at De Deauville Park in Pierrefonds-Roxboro. An amphitheater and water games will be installed.

The country is cheering on the Women's 15s Senior Rugby Team as they compete at the World Cup, with West Islanders making us proud.

Look no further for family-friendly fall activities; here is what's happening for Halloween by municipality.

Find out more about some of the organizations that contribute to championing food security on the West Island. We are so thankful for them.

This roster of adorable pups are ready for a second shot at life with new, loving owners who will commit to a lifetime companion.

Many free-of-charge activities will be accessible to the public at the Pierrefonds and William-G.-Boll libraries this fall.

Bonnie-Jane Major is a Senneville artist whose new creations have created a fun activity for all to enjoy at the Morgan Arboretum.

Station 61 re-opened its new state-of-the-art facilities this Thursday. The public can come and check it out this Saturday, October 8th.

This market, in collaboration with Corbeille de Pain, is a solidarity market that provides local produce at a fair price.

Sammy Cavallaro, a 22-year-old Kirkland resident with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, is teaming up with former TSN host Tony Marinaro.