The Canadian Alliance of Student Associations calls on the federal government to provide more on-campus mental health support funding.

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

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

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

The language law is imposing French in official government services and websites.Some West Island city websites are reflecting these changes

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

In a conversation with the West Island News, Gregory Kelley addresses the topics that have impacted Jacques-Cartier constituents.

Élections Québec’s information centre team is looking for new members in preparation for the provincial general elections.

This injustice started in 2019 with the adoption of a Ministerial Order that differed from the rules established in the 2008 agreement.

The latest update on COVID restrictions in Quebec.

Bill 799 would create designated time blocks where employees can sign off of the virtual world.