The principal of Macdonald High School sent an email to parents this afternoon addressing the school's closure due to an online threat.

Launched in 2003 by John Abbott employees, the purpose of the Loonie Line is to help students in need. This year, they raised $36,696.

For counselling, support groups, educational tools, or intervention-based family care, Amcal is a great resource for West Island families.

A red chair will be present at all Saint-Lazare City Council meetings from now on, as part of elementary schools' pledge to the planet.

AMCAL is an organization that supports youths and their parents to promote healthy family relationships.

Soccer Pointe-Claire will receive weekly on-site visits, access to camps and development programs, and more, provided by CF Montréal.

The Ecomuseum lost Palla on Tuesday, a beloved Gray Wolf, who they claimed had a sixth sense to help people and fellow animals.

The Ecomuseum is offering educational presentations during its holiday programming, which runs until January 7th.

Students from Pearson's vocational Pastry Making Program are putting their treats on display for all to enjoy at a boutique on its campus.

Your little one can have a one-on-one Zoom call with Santa this weekend, organized by the Santa Project, a team from Kappa Phi Beta.

Beautiful ornaments for a good cause. Meet the students who have created a festive and meaningful fundraiser for the Children's Foundation.

The MLUWC is offering two $2,000 scholarships to female university students for the 2023–2024 academic year.

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.

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

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

Your last chance to have a say in provincial government is on Election Day, October 3rd.

Here is a summary of this month in art and culture, with activities for the whole family available at various Pointe-Claire facilities.

A compilation of some short films and a poem to acknowledge Indigenous voices and their truths on this day of truth and reconciliation.

The Odd Couple, put on by Bridge Theatre Mtl will inaugurate the newly renovated Casgrain Theatre as part of JAC's 50th anniversary.