Future Electronics, third largest electronics distributor in the world with headquarters in Pointe-Claire, has been sold amidst a lawsuit.

Construction will soon be underway for Pierrefonds-Roxboro's $ 62.4 million Aquatic Complex, set to open in 2026.

This 145,000 sqft. Île-Bizard lot is considered to be one of the largest waterfront estates in Canada, and is listed at $12.5 million.

An Île-Bizard hockey tournament inaugurated by Nelligan MNA Monsef Derraji hopes to promote diversity and inclusion through hockey.

Applicants for the position of District 5 Councillor in Île-Perrot are invited to submit their application by Friday, September 15th.

Ten dragon boat teams raised $111,000 for the Lakeshore's Oncology Department to offer massage therapy to its patients.

This annual golf tournament has raised $4.1 million for the Residence over the past ten years, with this year contributing $505,000.

Here are some closures you may already be familiar with that will be seen through into the fall.

It's a sad day for the Écomuseum, as they say goodbye to Pika, a rescued river otter under their care since 2016.

The Beaconsfield Polluted Corridor Initiative (BPCI) is in talks with the MTQ over sound wall cost estimates.

A series of car break-ins and robberies around the West Island show footage of suspects and their attempts at committing theft.

The AQVA's regatta raised $80,000 this year to provide adapted sailing to as many people with reduced mobility as possible.

Renowned country musician Brittany Kennell of Beaconsfield performed at Montreal's Lasso country music festival, and has released a single!

Pierrefonds-Roxboro residents are finally getting their very own aquatic complex, with construction kicking off in the fall.

A Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue advanced satellite manufacturing plant will produce 198 satellites for satellite communications company Telesat.

The Pierrefonds Park Pool's 59-year streak of activity-packed summers is ending. The Borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro decided that keeping...

New regulations, such as warning phrases printed on cigarettes, are now in effect to dissuade young people from smoking.

The federal government has announced the launch of a public online consultation to support the development of a Safe Long-Term Care Act.

photo: Bernard McNeil and his grandson - FACEBOOK Bernard McNeil cycled across Canada to raise awareness of the cause of spinal muscular...

One can get very discouraged when looking at our Quebec medical system, and more specifically the West Island. Our hospital is overrun.