To raise funds and awareness for women's shelters, men will take a 1-mile hike in heels on September 18th.

The ASM released a statement on behalf of its 15 municipalities calling on parties to state their commitments to its members.

Sourcil au Fil has been subject to multiple accounts of property damage and attempted robbery, as the owner pleas for an end to it.

CELEBRITIES, ATHLETES AND MORE WILL JOIN FORCES TO RAISE MONEY BY PLAYING IN THE MATCH DES ÉTOILES ON AUGUST 20TH IN D.D.O.

A Lakeshore ER nurse directly impacted by the staffing crisis delves into the problems surrounding our ERs and presents solutions.

Pointe-Claire residents aged 12 and under may submit their creations for a chance to be on display at the Stewart Hall Art Gallery.

An update from the Ministère des Transports on Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue road construction that will be underway starting today, August 8.

West Island Community Shares' back-to-school campaign receives a boost from Desjardins as they raise funds for 11 West Island charities.

If you notice a change in your drinking water, it may be due to the algae content but poses no health risk, according to Pointe-Claire.

The provincial party entitled the Canadian Party of Québec has announced that Jean Marier will be their representative Nelligan candidate.

As REM construction advances, Alice the Tunnel Boring Machine has completed her tunnel-building journey to the Dorval airport.

Election Day is Sunday, July 17th, for the Baie-D'Urfé municipal byelection. Seven candidates are running for Council positions 1 and 3.

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

Teen arrested on Île-aux-Tourtes bridge after police chase

As construction continues on the Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge, the Ministère du Transport warns of lane reductions and traffic management.

Certain Pierrefonds-Roxboro residents are facing the repercussions of excessive flooding between First and Third Avenues North in Roxboro.

The Fête nationale du Québec has been postponed to June 24 due to bad weather.

Archaeological excavations will be ongoing on Saint-Joachim and Sainte-Anne avenues in Pointe-Claire Village until the end of September.

The SPVM issued 59 parking tickets worth $317 to motorists who were unauthorized to park in reduced mobility spots.

More than 900 yearbooks recalled after people started noticing and commenting on social media.