Urban artist Peter Gibson, a.k.a. "Roadsworth," was asked to paint a mural for the Dorval Library's activity room, to be unveiled Friday.

The City received a gold designation for implementing policies to protect these essential pollinators.

Saint-Lazare scored well during its first year in the Les Fleurons du Québec horticultural program.

Blue Organization mobilized a team of 20 volunteers and their divers to clean up debris from Lac-Saint-Louis and Edgewater Park.

This last June, a new project started in St-Lazare: the beginning of the construction of a sustainable neighborhood connecting streets.

Vaudreuil-Dorion has a great cultural objective and collaborates with local artists to create a diverse cultural environment. Since 2019,...

Saint-Lazare finds its water supply to be in a precarious situation and is enforcing regulations to limit excessive water usage.

A fence will be installed surrounding the Fairview Forest in Pointe-Claire, yet concerns over its environmental impact have been raised.

10,000 trees will be planted in Vaudreuil-Dorion, a part of the federal government's goal to plant 2 billion trees over ten years.

Some stats and facts from today's Hydro-Québec press conference, as frustration grows amongst West Islanders.

There are community centres in almost every municipality and borough if you need a spot to recharge and warm up.

The Borough is prepping its residents and working on intervention measures in case of flooding this spring.

BIXI is wrapping up the 2022 season with a strong increase in ridership.

Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue is a newly certified bird-friendly city by Environment Canada. This aims to encourage communities to protect birds.

The Montreal Metropolitan Commission has added three golf courses to the RCI's list of protected green spaces, namely Golf Dorval.

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

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

For each new little Kirkland resident, a tree can be planted to grow alongside the child and add greenery to a private or public space.

Michel Rheault, president of the BPCI imparts insight into the noise barrier debate as the City seeks a second opinion from two ministers.

Recently, the streets of Beaconsfield are experiencing a buildup of visible rust.