Carrefour jeunesse-emploi de l’Ouest-de-l’Île and Lachine announced at the beginning of February that its annual ‘Spring Break Job Fair’ to be held on Thursday, March 4 from 1 to 5 pm will be completely virtual.
Despite COVID-19 and the border closure, Greater Montréal continues to attract foreign investors, international organizations, entrepreneurs, as well as foreign workers and international students, said a February 22 statement from Montréal International.
Thanks to the generosity of more than 400 guests, sponsors and donors, the 22nd Annual Valentine’s Ball benefitting the Teresa Dellar Palliative Care Residence (the Residence) raised a net total of $515,000. The event was held online in a fully reimagined format in order to respect the curre…
The story of Supermarché PA begins in 1989 when Sam and Taso, two Montreal brothers of Greek immigrant parents, bought a small grocery store serving the Greek community in the heart of Mile End’s ethnic neighbourhood at the corner of Parc Avenue and Saint Joseph Boulevard.
Côte Saint-Luc resident and ardent photographer John Zimmerman ( www.johnzimmermanphotography.ca ) took these photos of his borough’s Trudeau Parc on the weekend of January 23-24 when snow makers were busy adding more of the white stuff to, apparently, make safer community tobogganing and sl…
I was recently collecting plastic containers for a friend of mine who said that a food bank or pantry or soup kitchen or someone needed them. I wasn’t sure of the details but I was excited to reduce my recycling and pass on containers from yogurt, olives, soup, etc. What a significant reduct…
In accordance with the new directives decreed by the Quebec Government, the City of Montreal on February 7 updated its list of what is open and closed, as well as what citizens can and can’t do. The changes took effect on Monday, Feb. 8.
Because of the great popularity of winter outdoor sports, the City of Montreal reminded residents on Saturday to exercise great caution by avoiding using frozen waterways.
It is with hint of sadness, a sigh of resignation and a wee glint in the eye that better times will surely come that the Soulanges Irish Society has cancelled the 2021 St. Patrick’s Parade in Hudson due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The news came in a February 2 press release.
In a January 18, release, Saint-Laurent announced new record results regarding the value of building permits issued for the territory in 2020. All categories combined, the projects approved by Saint-Laurent's Urban Planning Advisory Committee in 2020 totalled more than $517 million, up $117 …
Thank you to the Loose Threads Quilt Guild for donating 65 hand-made scrub caps for staff at Donald Berman Maimonides Geriatric Centre. Loose Threads, formed in 2002, supports Jewish charities and organizations in Côte Saint-Luc. Members include Roz Agulnik, Moishe Campbell, Helle Derrick, R…
This year the situation of West Island seniors living in isolation has been made worse by the ongoing pandemic.
We're All In This Together, a web series created by the English Language Arts Network and Seniors Action Quebec, recently announced that its second episode, A Holiday Concert at Martha Wainwright's URSA, was released on December 21. We’re All in this Together is a community initiative focuse…
Emmanuella Lambropoulos, Liberal Party Member of Parliament for Saint-Laurent sent out a notice on December 17 reminding constituents that the application period for the Canada Summer Jobs Program launched on Monday, December 21, 2020.
From December 25 to January 10, the 52 Renaissance donations centers will be closed and will no longer be able to accept donations from the community. This measure is part of the 18-day lockdown of non-essential businesses announced earlier this week. Renaissance is asking its generous donor…
Pointe Claire residents Sam Gontier and Cara Di Caprio went all out this year to decorate their home at 163 Broadview Ave. in an effort to bring some holiday cheer to the neighborhood.
Nova Home Care, a non-profit community-based organization, launched its new fundraising campaign on December 1 under the theme "Home is where the care is".
George Lapa and Phil Horowitz are the Dynamic Duo that keeps Volunteer West Island on track and flourishing in the world of Virtual Communication. Lapa began volunteering with VWI in 2003 and Horowitz joined him in 2018, creating cyber-magick behind the scenes. Always the teachers, they are …
For the eighth consecutive year, Captain Robert Piché will serve as the honorary president of the annual campaign for Oeuvre Soupe Maison (Lachine). Piché — the Quebec airline pilot who, in 2001, famously glided his Air Transat Airbus A330 to a safe landing in the Azores after it lost all po…
Saint-Laurent residents and employees can now participate in the collective recycling effort by dropping off their personal protective equipment, including single-use masks and gloves, in one of the new Terracyle boxes that have been set up in municipal buildings.
33 years ago, the Katasa Group began to develop and acquire residences for seniors. Its mission is to design and build innovative living spaces for seniors to maintain their lifestyle and independence without any compromise.
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