Et tu, Dorval? Repercussion Theatre is shaking things up in the park this season with an all-female production of William Shakespeare’s historical tragedy, Julius Caesar, that will be in Dorval
A blue collar worker in Lachine has been reinstated after three weeks of suspension without pay for applauding the Orlando tragedy, where a gunman opened fire in a gay club
Toes tapping, heads bopping and thighs slapping, 23 young Vanier College musicians are got into the groove for one of the biggest performances of their fledgling careers at
It was an evening of celebration and relief Monday night when—in an unprecedented move—the Lester B. Pearson School Board (LBPSB) reversed their decision and voted 12-to-1 to keep Lachine’s Lakeside
The largest visible minority in Canada increased its presence in Parliament last general election, and the Indo-Canadian Community of Greater Montreal (ICCGM) hopes that headway will inspire the next generation
The largest visible minority in Canada increased its presence in Parliament last general election, and the Indo-Canadian Community of Greater Montreal (ICCGM) hopes that headway will inspire the next generation
Nothing says summer like firing up the grill, but Lakeside Academy’s first annual community barbecue was about way more than cooking burgers. It’s been a dramatic year for the last
RELOCATION The Elizabeth Russell Centre on Dawson Avenue has been on the chopping block for over a year now, but it’s no surprise to the four organisations that have called
The Big Brothers and Big Sisters of West Island (BBBSWI) received a hefty $27,000 donation, thanks to last month’s McHappy Day. The owners of six West Island McDonald’s locations, Gail
Saint-Laurent is hoping to make pedestrians and cyclists safer nation-wide, after a resolution was passed asking the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) to take steps with Transport Canada toward heavy