Due to REM work, several traffic closures in the area of Saint-Jean Boulevard and the Félix-Leclerc Highway (40) are expected until the 27th

The Service de Police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) were dispatched to a fire that occurred in Dorval overnight Saturday.

Car fire in Kirkland has arson squad investigating

Despite the recent events in Old Montreal surrounding short-term rentals, better known as "Airbnbs," the city council of...

As of April 8, there were 127 reports or individual declarations of carbon monoxide poisoning on the island of Montreal.

Some stats and facts from today's Hydro-Québec press conference, as frustration grows amongst West Islanders.

There are community centres in almost every municipality and borough if you need a spot to recharge and warm up.

A parent took to Facebook to express her concerns regarding sending her child to summer camp, an increased expense in recent years.

In a recent Facebook post from Pointe-Claire's Mayor Tim Thomas, he expressed concerns about the location of the upcoming by-election in...

An overview of the roughly 2.6 billion dollar project that has broken ground just northwest of Cité-des-Jeunes and Highway 30 in Vaudreuil.

Seal sighting in Île-Perrot

A train goer is warning commuters to be alert and cautious when parking their cars in train station lots.

Shots rang out again in Montreal on Saturday afternoon, this time in a residential area of Dollard-des-Ormeaux, targeting a semi-detached...

A man was found injured in the Pierrefonds-Roxboro borough on Friday evening, after 911 calls reported gunshots.

Guzzo cinema Dollard-des-Ormeaux had to be evacuated on Friday evening because several people there were inconvenienced by what appears...

Launched in 2003 by John Abbott employees, the purpose of the Loonie Line is to help students in need. This year, they raised $36,696.

Ste-Anne-De-Bellevue unable to supply organic waste bins to merchants

Our community continues celebrating Fire of Love's Academy Award nomination, whose crew includes fellow West Islander Gavin Fernandes.

The John Abbott College Foundation calls on staff, students, alums, and the public to line its main hallway with loonies.

One thing seems clear, the merchants are bending over backwards to try to convince the city to delay, if not cancel, the new bylaw.