Montréal borough residents with a newborn baby are eligible for the "Welcome Box," a practical and educational supplies package.

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

Chroming is a social media trend amongst youth that involves inhaling toxic elements in aerosol cans. A child died from attempting it.

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

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

Several BMO West Island locations are accepting new, warm clothing donations and monetary gifts to purchase snowsuits for children in need.

Looking for Halloween costume ideas? You're not alone; Google Frightgeist has compiled data from the top searches near you.

Look no further for family-friendly fall activities; here is what's happening for Halloween by municipality.

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.

This Boucherville family has been traveling since March to provide their children with rich visual memories before they lose their sight.

Pointe-Claire residents aged 12 and under may submit their creations for a chance to be on display at the Stewart Hall Art Gallery.

Take the whole family camping; you won't have to go very far! Beaconsfield is hosting Community Camping for an evening of family fun.

CloudLink is a sharing feature provided by cloudLibrary™ and the Kirkland and Mount Royal libraries will be the first to offer their eBooks

This new feature will allow residents to access their cards and those of their family members from their mobile phones.

A total of 53,435 hectares are subject to conservation measures.

Those wishing to participate in the AMCAL Dragon Boat Challenge do not need to have any prior paddling experience.

The seed library project responds to the Borough's desire to offer free and open access to Quebec's horticultural and agricultural heritage.

Stock up on all your favorite yard and garden supplies all the while supporting local Cubs and Scouts.

This local start-up is hosting its first-ever pop-up craft fair and it's happening in Beaconsfield!

Some pit stops are planned throughout the town of Baie-D'Urfé on Saturday where young ones can grab some delicious treats!