Preventive Closure of Pitfield Bridges in Pierrefonds Announced by Montreal Authorities

DANDELION CHALLENGE 🌼

Pointe-Claire City Council Seeks Quebec's Intervention to Address Dysfunction

THE ASM MAINTAINS ITS POSITION AND SYSTEMATICALLY VOTES AGAINST 3 PROPOSALS AT THE AGGLOMERATION COUNCIL

Montreal West Mayor and ASM President Voices Concerns Over Agglo's Practices In a significant development, Beaconsfield has heightened...

Editorial Report: Quebec's Healthcare System in Crisis In recent weeks, the Montreal Gazette has closely observed and reported on the...

Applicants for the position of District 5 Councillor in Île-Perrot are invited to submit their application by Friday, September 15th.

The federal government has announced the launch of a public online consultation to support the development of a Safe Long-Term Care Act.

Twenty years after its creation to help the community, the first free event of this festival was held for this occasion in DDO on July 8.

The SPPMM has filed a complaint against the City alleging obstructing negotiations with municipal employees.

On June 19th at 7 PM, a project that was anticipated by many came to fruition: the management of the Cité-des-Jeunes Arena by Pincourt.

Mayor Valérie Plante hopes a 70-hectare mixed-use living development in Lachine will set the stage for the future pink metro line.

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

Pointe-Claire's District 1 constituents have spoken, as Claude Cousineau is elected Councillor for the district.

In a recent Facebook post from Pointe-Claire's Mayor Tim Thomas, he expressed concerns about the location of the upcoming by-election in...

Beaconsfield is demanding a seat at the table for upcoming revisions of the agreement and rules governing the Montréal Agglomeration.

Nelligan MNA , Monsef Derraji, donates $25,000 to West Island Community Shares in support of the community

Mayor of Pointe-Claire, Tim Thomas, addresses the contention that has gone public amongst members of council since the start of his mandate.

Cowan expresses how it feels to be on a council where one councillor has resigned and another has considered leaving.

Dollard-des-Ormeaux was officially declared bilingual in April 1978 and resolves to remain that way