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Congregation Shaar Hashomayim in Westmount was vandalized Wednesday with Nazi swastikas. Read more
Constitutional lawyer Julius Grey, representing the Family Advocacy Committee of Maimonides Geriatric Centre, filed a formal notice last week calling for residents who have received the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine to receive the necessary second dose 72 hours from a week ago last Tuesday. Read more
Canada has fallen dangerously short in its vaccine response in relation to other countries both in regard to acquisition and rollout. Israel leads the world, yet a Canadian Press report published recently demonstrated that,”...Canada has given at least one shot to more than 193,000 people, o… Read more
Pierrefonds-Dollard MP Sameer Zuberi does not often make the news. The last time he was noted in The Suburban was last fall when an announcement was made on behalf of the federal government’s Emergency Fund to provide financial aid for three area food banks. Read more
An 18-year old young woman was stabbed near a bus stop located on the corner of Orly and Michel-Jasmin in Dorval last Tuesday. Read more
When news came out that Canadians returning from vacation destinations during the Christmas holiday break, where travel was severely discouraged, were being offered a thousand dollars to stay home and quarantine, responses were swift and shocked. Read more
Quebec’s COVID-measure banning the sale of non-essential goods in retail stores has had many consequences on shoppers and stores alike. With the ban, even stores that have been deemed essential cannot sell products that are considered non-essential by the government. Read more
Anjou Mayor Luis Miranda, Snowdon councillor Marvin Rotrand and Anjou councillor Andrée Hénault, mandated by 30 local community groups, are demanding the purchase of body cameras for police officers. Read more
As of last week, the West Island Regional Health Board (CIUSSS) had expected to vaccinate all seniors (and staff) living in area CHSLDs within its territory. Read more
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Congregation Shaar Hashomayim in Westmount was vandalized Wednesday with Nazi swastikas. Read more
Constitutional lawyer Julius Grey, representing the Family Advocacy Committee of Maimonides Geriatric Centre, filed a formal notice last week calling for residents who have received the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine to receive the necessary second dose 72 hours from a week ago last Tuesday. Read more
Canada has fallen dangerously short in its vaccine response in relation to other countries both in regard to acquisition and rollout. Israel leads the world, yet a Canadian Press report published recently demonstrated that,”...Canada has given at least one shot to more than 193,000 people, o… Read more
Quebec’s COVID-measure banning the sale of non-essential goods in retail stores has had many consequences on shoppers and stores alike. With the ban, even stores that have been deemed essential cannot sell products that are considered non-essential by the government. Read more
Anjou Mayor Luis Miranda, Snowdon councillor Marvin Rotrand and Anjou councillor Andrée Hénault, mandated by 30 local community groups, are demanding the purchase of body cameras for police officers. Read more
Pierrefonds-Dollard MP Sameer Zuberi does not often make the news. The last time he was noted in The Suburban was last fall when an announcement was made on behalf of the federal government’s Emergency Fund to provide financial aid for three area food banks. Read more
An 18-year old young woman was stabbed near a bus stop located on the corner of Orly and Michel-Jasmin in Dorval last Tuesday. Read more
When news came out that Canadians returning from vacation destinations during the Christmas holiday break, where travel was severely discouraged, were being offered a thousand dollars to stay home and quarantine, responses were swift and shocked. Read more
Quebec’s COVID-measure banning the sale of non-essential goods in retail stores has had many consequences on shoppers and stores alike. With the ban, even stores that have been deemed essential cannot sell products that are considered non-essential by the government. Read more
As of last week, the West Island Regional Health Board (CIUSSS) had expected to vaccinate all seniors (and staff) living in area CHSLDs within its territory. Read more
After being open since March, the free walk-in COVID 19 testing site on Elm in Beaconsfield at the Batshaw youth centre has been moved to a new site in Kirkland. Read more
"Whether you donated $10, $1,000 or $100,000, know that your generosity is greatly appreciated,” said Sophie McCann. Read more
A cold winter Friday, January 8 morning during this pandemic could not stop the students of Hebrew Foundation School in Dollard des Ormeaux and their teacher Stuart Cohen from sharing a socially distanced zoom celebration for WWII veteran Willie Glaser’s 100th birthday outside of his St. Lau… Read more
While the local Society scene grinded to a halt last spring due to the pandemic, it is still nice to showcase the organizations which have worked outside of the box to maintain their goals. The traditional Annual Dinner of the Montreal Clinical Research Institute (IRCM) Foundation, which too… Read more
This is your last chance to have the city pick up your natural Christmas trees for recycling. Read more
Laval Mayor Marc Demers announced last week that he will be reducing his official duties to spend more time with his wife who is undergoing medical treatment. Read more
Fresh off the latest changes to most of its operations, the new lockdown and curfew restrictions imposed on Quebecers last week has necessitated changes in the already altered schedule of the city’s recreational facilities. Read more
Laval has picked up more recognition for the quality of its drinking water network. Read more
Laval’s health agency is continuing the vaccination of seniors in long-term care centres. Read more
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