West Island residents can get their flu shots by appointment only at one of five CLSCs and one point of service location in Outremont starti

Traffic on major highway 20 on the Island of Montreal will be disrupted for several weeks by a complete closure in the Dorval roundabout are

Alessandro Nicolosi is a 15-year-old dancer from Montreal's West Island. He has recently been awarded a judge's choice award.

Who is ready to get in the Halloween Spirit? Out-BOO your neighbours by entering the West Island Blog's Halloween House Decorating...

Alice, the tunnel-boring machine, named by the public after more than 1,400 proposals, began its long journey to the Montreal airport.

The first REM cars have arrived in Montreal this week. The four cars, the equivalent of two train sets, are currently resting in Brossard.

Engineer, Chris Minor, has possibly save Halloween for the world!! His contactless candy slide allows the user to place the candy in the tub

COVID-19: What does the reality of Québec school's online learning program look like for at-risk students and parents with a valid medical e

A look at COVID-19 in Quebec schools through a teacher's eyes. How is the Quebec education system managing the return to school amidst a pan

Pointe-Claire is proud to introduce this inclusive park, dedicated to late CFL All-Star Tony-Proudfoot, to the community.

The Teresa Dellar Palliative Care Residence in Kirkland is inaugurated on September, 10 2020. Paying tribute to late co-founder Teresa Della

The West Island Community alone has 35 confirmed people living with Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD), but it’s not something that’s talked ab

On September 13th, the Miracle food drive is grassroots initiative Montrealers to drop a non-perishable food item on their doorstep.

How many of us run through our day on autopilot, portraying competency as we get through our chores without an actual thought about our happ

The city of Dollard-des-Ormeaux is excited unveiled new play equipment in the “Kiddy Koral” section of Coolbrooke Park on Tuesday, August 25

West Island resident and father Luc Patry, hopes to create an anti-discrimination movement starting right here in the West Island. Patry...

In an exclusive interview with the West Island Blog, local author, Léonard Lafleur speaks about his new book, Foundry Street.

The performing arts bring people together, make us think and connect artists with their audiences. The arts stimulate our emotions and...

Cunningham’s Pub in Saint-Anne is open for business. Here is what its owner has done to ensure his customers' safety in an era on COVID-19.

Hundreds of people showed solidarity towards Black Lives Matter in various cities across the West Island within the last 2 weeks....