Beaconsfield plans to resurface pedestrian overpass
Beaconsfield has hired a construction firm to prepare plans for the resurfacing of the pedestrian overpass across Highway 20. Last week, the city awarded a $11,300 contract to Construction et Expertise...
View ArticleAnother Senneville councillor resigns seat; Martin Gauthier and Michael Van...
About six months since its general municipal election, Senneville is preparing to hold two byelections following the resignations of political neophytes from council. The two councillors who have...
View ArticleDeveloper buys large plot of land in Senneville
Touted as one of the largest pieces of unused land in the West Island, the Canada Lands Company (CLC) has reached a deal with a developer for a 59-acre parcel of land in Senneville. The property in...
View ArticleLiberal tour of cultural communities stops at Greek Orthodox church
Liberal candidates in the West Island have been hammering home the message that the April 7 election is about economic growth and job creation, and that no one wants a referendum or a charter of values...
View ArticleIslander Comedy Night brings Joey Elias and Brian Lazanik to West Island
Just For Laughs veteran and stage and film actor Joey Elias and comedy colleague Brian Lazanik (Last Comic Standing) headline the annual Islander Comedy Night at John Abbott College, Saturday. The...
View ArticleVideo: Mystery closes Lakeshore Players’ season
Lakeshore Players is closing its mainstage season with a whodunit designed to draw the audience into the centre of the action. Rehearsal for Murder opens at the Louise Chalmers Theatre at John Rennie...
View ArticleWoman shot dead in Lachine was a wanted drug ‘queen-pin’ in U.S.
The woman found shot in the head on a street in Lachine last month has finally been identified as an American wanted on drug and money-laundering charges. Elizabeth Barrer, 32, was found slumped in the...
View ArticleVoters have say Monday after ugly campaign
It’s in your hands now. After 33 days of election campaigning from one end of the province to the other, new lows in mudslinging and one surprise after another, Quebecers on Monday go to the polls in a...
View ArticleUp to the minute election results
For up to the minute election results, go to montrealgazette.com
View ArticleEarly results point to Liberals taking Robert-Baldwin
Early voting results indicate Liberal candidate Martin Coiteux with a commanding lead in Robert-Baldwin. More to come.
View ArticleWest Island ridings stay Liberal
As predicted, the Liberals are sweeping all four West Island ridings. For full results go to montrealgazette.com
View ArticleGeoff Kelley re-elected in Jacques-Cartier
Liberal incumbent Geoff Kelley is re-elected to a seventh term in Jacques-Cartier riding. For complete details, go to montrealgazette.com
View ArticleSwift, decisive Liberal sweep in all West Island ridings
The West Island’s history of voting Liberal predates Quebec’s Quiet Revolution, and Monday’s vote continued that tradition with a resounding sweep for the Liberals. Liberal candidates in all four West...
View ArticlePickpocket duo work Dollard-des-Oremeaux
A man had his gold chain plucked off his neck by a skilled pickpocket in Dollard-des-Ormeaux on April 3. The victim parked his car in the Galéries des Sources parking lot near the Marathon Souvlaki...
View ArticleSUV badly damaged in botched car theft in Pierrefonds
A sport utility vehicle was badly damaged in a botched attempt to steal it from behind a garage in Pierrefonds some time between 9 p.m. April 1 and 8 a.m. April 2. The owner of the black 2005 Cadillac...
View ArticleInaugural Festival de la voix announces results of voice competition
Two West Islanders were among the winners of the competition portion of the first Festival de la voix, held in Dorval and Pointe-Claire last month. First place went to soprano Hala Chergui. Pop singer...
View ArticleWest Island Community Shares has more money to share this year
West Island Community Shares scored big with its fundraising campaign this year, reaching its goal of $1.2 million. That is an 8.5-per-cent increase in donations over last year, which means the 36...
View ArticleLester B. Pearson School Board chair says election results bring stability to...
Lester B. Pearson School Board chair Suanne Stein Day was out of the country for the weekend and most of election day. She arrived at Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport on Monday at 8:15 p.m....
View ArticleDollard-des-Ormeaux couple felt weeks of tension melt away election night
Rabbi Mark Fishman and wife Sarah Fishman watched the election unfold at their home in Dollard-des-Ormeaux and felt weeks of tension fade away. “Quebecers took back the province last night,” Sarah...
View ArticlePointe-Claire couple cheer Liberal win
To put it mildly, Patricia and Jacques Audet were delighted with the Quebec Liberal party’s big win. The retired couple, both 78 years old and staunch federalists, live at the seniors’ residence The...
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