The teachers at Saint-Laurent daycares Garderie Antonietta and Garderie E.T. decided to take their children’s education outside the classroom. With help from a retired colleague, they put together some projects
Robotics and artificial intelligence will be included into the English Montreal School Board (EMSB) regular daily curriculum. With Kindergarten and Elementary School Registration Week approaching, the Board hope to entice
Combining the abilities they learned during their International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program (IB-PYP), grade 6 students of the Children’s World Academy (CWA) are presenting an exhibition about how humans share
The Club Zone Lachine is the evolution of the youth community centre, a place for today’s children and teens to engage their bodies, minds and spirits. From 3:30 pm to
Edna Trudel says her longevity comes from being active and having strong family bonds. But whether towards others or herself, it is being kind that is the mantra that
About twenty off-duty police officers laced up skates and pads to see if their skills could line up against the hockey squad of LaSalle Community Comprehensive High School (LCCHS) teachers.
In Verdun, almost 70 people rallied in solidarity with the Muslim community on the anniversary of the Quebec City Islamic Cultural Centre shooting. Signs and speeches spoke for the
Over 100 Doval residents, business owners and local politicians came out to discuss the future of their city during two public consultation meetings held at the Sarto-Desnoyers Community Centre. Led
An editor and publisher by trade, Christina Manolescu’s name graces acknowledgement pages in books from poetry collections to biographies and thrillers, and her websites have become vital resources for artists
In a unanimous vote, the Dorval city council resolved that the 2018 agglomeration budget would be rejected. By doing so, Mayor Edgar Rouleau, the representative for Dorval and Île Dorval,