West Island’s Linda Sestock Makes a Powerful Statement at the UN

**Quebec’s High School Cell Phone Ban: A Necessary Measure or an Overreach?**

Title: Urgent Notice: Cégep de Valleyfield Main Campus Closure

John Abbott College Receives WWF Go Wild Grant to Enhance Biodiversity

Quebec Government Allocates $603 Million to Bolster French Language

The Board of Governors of John Abbott College is pleased to announce the appointment of Teresa Berghello as the new Director General,...

A group of students entered the healthcare and education spheres to gain first-hand experience in French-speaking environments.

A West Island mother advocates for improved accommodations tailored to neurodiverse children during activities and at amusement centres.

Thousands of Quebec workers are set to go on strike Monday, affecting both schools and the healthcare network.

The Canadian Alliance of Student Associations calls on the federal government to provide more on-campus mental health support funding.

Ten John Abbott College students will take on the French literature Prix Goncourt des lycéens, a first in North America.

The Ecomuseum is introducing workshops to aid children's understanding of climate change.

The SPVM's operation conducted door-to-door visits to seniors to identify and prevent abuse and provide them with the necessary resources.

The Caregiver's Ally in Mental Health is a resource for the loved ones of those with a mental illness created by Friends for Mental Health.

On May 16th, the city adopted its first policy on togetherness to include the growing diversity of its community.

The language law is imposing French in official government services and websites.Some West Island city websites are reflecting these changes

West Island organizations and community members rallied Saturday to create an open forum for mental health conversations.

A member of the John Abbott football team was awarded the Jeff Mills Memorial Cup for being a standout student and teammate.

If you're expecting and have questions regarding the world of parenthood, you can attend this Dorval workshop.

Support WIAIH and take part in their WALK FOR WIAIH on May 28th.