Drums pounding, singing, colours and dance. Not everyone has experienced a powwow, a traditional celebration of Aboriginal dance and culture. Until May 9, the REGALIA: Native Pride photography exhibit at
A proposed electric light rail train means good news for the Dorval-Trudeau International Airport, after the hub was included in an island-wide, 67-km project announced by Caisse de dépôt
A group of environmental activists secured a meeting in Ottawa in an effort to stop the Dorval Municipal Golf Course from becoming an airport security checkpoint. Save Our Green
Even if an injunction was denied on Friday, a group of citizens are not giving up. Save Our Green Spaces are calling on the federal government to intervene and stop Aéroports
For the first time in 40 years, the Quebec English School Boards Association (QESBA) has moved. The association occupied the same space on downtown’s Stanley St. for most of its
Cegep Saint-Laurent grad Liz Labelle was «surprised» when her track was selected as a finalist in the International Songwriting Competition. A cegep Saint-Laurent grad is getting ready to make it
Upwards of 400 taxis gathered in Saint-Laurent’s Technopark and convoyed to the front of Premier Philippe Couillard’s downtown office on Friday to protest the government’s lack of Uber legislation. New
School facilities in the Lester B. Pearson School Board (LBPSB) will be receiving maintenance after the education ministry approved a $7.8-million grant late March. The council already approved nine
Buildings between five and eight apartments will be able to participate in organic waste collection in Saint-Laurent this autumn. The 240 litre brown bins and countertop bins will be
For the first time since it was built in the late 1970s, the Vanier College library is going to be renovated. The new library/learning commons is a $4-million investment in