“In the current state regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19), the City of Dorval will be distributing masks, free of charge, to Dorval residents age 70 and over, as well as to those with a chronic disease or with a weak immune system,” said Sébastien Gauthier. Read more
The City of Côte St. Luc ended 2019 with an operating surplus of $2.964 million, compared to $1.749 million for the year 2018, says Mayor Mitchell Brownstein's annual report on the Financial Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 2019. Read more
For the last nine weeks since the quarantine began, the phone has been ringing off the hook at the West Island Mission. Read more
Montreal West ended the year 2019 with a $462,813 operating surplus, which adds up to 2.9 percent of the town's total budget, Councillor Colleen Feeney posted on the town's website. Read more
Summer camps run by Côte St. Luc have been cancelled for this summer, because of the COVID-19 virus, the city has announced. Read more
The City of Côte St. Luc ended 2019 with an operating surplus of $2.964 million, compared to $1.749 million for the year 2018, says Mayor Mitchell Brownstein's annual report on the Financial Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 2019. Read more
Montreal West ended the year 2019 with a $462,813 operating surplus, which adds up to 2.9 percent of the town's total budget, Councillor Colleen Feeney posted on the town's website. Read more
Summer camps run by Côte St. Luc have been cancelled for this summer, because of the COVID-19 virus, the city has announced. Read more
The Canadian Celiac Association (CCA) and Promise Gluten Free partnered to donate a variety of gluten-free products to Food Banks Canada and Second Harvest. The gluten- free products will be distributed in twenty food banks and community-based agency locations Canada-wide. Read more
Town of Mont Royal has reopened its dog runs. Closed since March as part of its pandemic prevention measures, TMR is restoring access to its dog runs with strict hygiene guidelines: maintaining a physical distance between visitors is necessary and wearing a face mask is recommended. Read more
“In the current state regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19), the City of Dorval will be distributing masks, free of charge, to Dorval residents age 70 and over, as well as to those with a chronic disease or with a weak immune system,” said Sébastien Gauthier. Read more
For the last nine weeks since the quarantine began, the phone has been ringing off the hook at the West Island Mission. Read more
The Canadian Celiac Association (CCA) and Promise Gluten Free partnered to donate a variety of gluten-free products to Food Banks Canada and Second Harvest. The gluten- free products will be distributed in twenty food banks and community-based agency locations Canada-wide. Read more
This past week, it was some of the Sainte Anne-de-Bellevue merchants and businesses who stepped forward to help feed staff at the Lakeshore General Hospital. Read more
While tennis courts in municipalities are opening back up to the public as part of the province’s gradual reopening of society, there are hygienic measures that need to be adhered to. Read more
The Société de transport de Laval (STL) is distributing face coverings to users this week, as part of a concerted operation involving all four Montreal metropolitan area public transit authorities. Read more
While the human toll has been immeasurable in Laval, where some 500 people have died as a result of COVID-19, The city is pegging the financial cost of the COVID-19 pandemic at $60.4 million. Read more
Councillors Isabella Tassoni and Paolo Galati have been welcomed back to the Action Laval caucus at Laval city council. Read more
Laval now boasts its fourth green building Read more
As the number of COVID infections passes 5200 and the death toll continues to climb beyond 530 citizens in Quebec’s third largest city, the city of Laval is distributing 250,000 masks to vulnerable residents, as it begins to reopen some municipal facilities. Read more
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