Three members of the Vaudreuil-Dorion Action Party have released a statement outlining their decision to leave and sit independently.

I remain hopeful that Pointe-Claire will find ways to navigate the delicate balance between the desire for growth and profit

Travellers from China need to test negative for COVID-19 48 hours before entering Canada

The ASM demands provincial intervention for immediate and fair adjustments to the Montréal quotas suburban municipalities are subject to.

When Quebec Premiere Francois Legault ran for the top political job in 2018, he did a tour of his hometown, Sainte Anne-de-Bellevue,...

The D.D.O. municipal council is developing targeted fiscal relief initiatives, given residents face increased interest rates and inflation.

As far as Stainforth is concerned, that is not enough. She would like the Mayor to take pen to paper and reflect as he composes an apology.

The provincial election results are in! The West Island remains Liberal across the board, despite a CAQ majority win.

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

In a campaign event of great significance for the Conservative Party of Québec, Eric Duhaime will host a Conservative rally this Saturday.

Advance voting has begun! Here's what you need to know if you're voting ahead of October 3.

The Conservative Party candidate running in the Nelligan riding shares how Conservatives will shape the National Assembly and repeal Bill 96

The property assessment roll is an inventory of all the properties located on the territory of a municipality. It contains information to...

Find out more about the Conservative Party's Axel Lellouche, who is running in the Robert-Baldwin riding. Election Day is October 3rd.

members of the Pointe-Claire City Council adopted a resolution asking the Québec government to retain Pointe-Claire’s status as a bilingual

Monsef Derraji's term as the Member of National Assembly for the Nelligan has been about meeting Kirkland, Pierrefonds-West Ile Bizard

With the provincial elections set for October 3rd, Quebecers abroad can still have their say.

The provincial party entitled the Canadian Party of Québec has announced that Jean Marier will be their representative Nelligan candidate.

Sunday, July 17th, was Election Day for the Baie-D'Urfé municipal by-election. Town Council Seats 1 and 3 were contested.

Election Day is Sunday, July 17th, for the Baie-D'Urfé municipal byelection. Seven candidates are running for Council positions 1 and 3.