On Monday, Transport Minister Geneviève Guilbault declared the official start of construction towards the new Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge.

The Elves for Seniors workshop in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue is busier than ever this year; have a look inside.

Public consultations have begun for a Community Portrait that will guide the TQSOI's action plan for solutions to its constituents' issues.

The zones, set up in front of police stations, are monitored areas for transactions from online platforms.

La Sortie's housing initiative aims to offer affordable, safe housing with services to women who have experienced sexual exploitation.

A road closure to keep in mind this week.

The MTMD informed road users that only two lanes total will be open on the Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge after damages to the slab were discovered.

Quebec and four other provinces have confirmed cases of salmonella poisoning linked to the recall, with a death reported by Public Health.

The campaign aims to highlight the problem of conjugal violence, the resources and services offered, and how to support victims.

The bridge is closed completely this weekend due to a beam crack, which will also reduce traffic flow along the structure as of the 27th.

The newest Christmas movie to grace the Disney+ streaming service, "The Naughty Nine," features scenes shot in Pointe-Claire.

A Horse Tale Rescue has adopted a former SPVM Cavalry Unit member, who will be greeting visitors at their holiday fundraiser December 9th.

A modular unit will replace the current ER facilities as it undergoes renovations, beginning in 2025.

Two suspects were taken into custody in Terrasse-Vaudreuil and Pierrefonds-Roxboro, where drugs, cars, gold, and cash were seized.

The City received a gold designation for implementing policies to protect these essential pollinators.

Some traffic interruptions to keep in mind over the next two days in Pointe-Claire.

West Island Community Shares seeks snowsuits, hats, neck warmers, and warm mittens donations to keep West Island children warm this winter.

Local organizations are taking a stand for better emergency housing as West Island tenants lack resources when faced with displacement.

Saint-Lazare scored well during its first year in the Les Fleurons du Québec horticultural program.

Thousands of Quebec workers are set to go on strike Monday, affecting both schools and the healthcare network.