From executive producers Jamie Foxx and John Eisendrath (The Blacklist), all-new missing persons drama Alert debuts Sunday, Jan. 8 on Fox.

Looking for Halloween costume ideas? You're not alone; Google Frightgeist has compiled data from the top searches near you.

Look no further for family-friendly fall activities; here is what's happening for Halloween by municipality.

Sammy Cavallaro, a 22-year-old Kirkland resident with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, is teaming up with former TSN host Tony Marinaro.

Good news for fans of ...Moi Non Plus! Noovo is shooting a second season of the excellent series right here in the West Island! The first...

The Odd Couple, put on by Bridge Theatre Mtl will inaugurate the newly renovated Casgrain Theatre as part of JAC's 50th anniversary.

The winners of Dorval's photography contest will be displayed in an exhibit until April 17th.

It's a busy West Island weekend, and no matter what you're looking for, there will surely be an event here that will catch your eye.

Here we go again! In celebration of WISTA's 15th anniversary season, the Broadway jukebox musical will be on display for 6 performances.

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Ghosts fans can expect to be haunted again on September 29, when season two drops. Starting today, they have begun filming in SAB

From a condensed calendar to each city’s plans, this article includes everything about summer concerts around the West Island.

The public is invited to come admire the artwork of 5 Montreal artists on BIXI bikes at the MURAL Festival

Scream 6 with Courteney Cox, David Arquette & Neve Campbell to shoot in Montreal this summer

Grey’s Anatomy Star Kim Raver Filming ‘The Braid’ in Sainte-Anne-De-Bellevue today

Joey Elias and Heidi Foss will headline Grand Montréal Comique's stop in Pointe-Claire June 17 & 18

With the record breaking heat we have been experiencing these past few weeks many cities in the West Island have opened their splash pads

Over the past 18 years, the Festival has given more than $250,000 to several community organizations on the West Island.

An important part of Indigenous cultures is the connection to nature and cohabitation with the elements.

A night of entertainment benefiting a worthy cause.