The TBM used for the blue line extension excavation work should be able to move at an estimated rate of 13 to 15 meters a day, on average.

The winning names will be given to the first 13 puppies born at the Police Dog Services Training Centre in 2022.

Health Canada is advising Canadians that the following hand sanitizers are being recalled because they may pose health risks. Health...

The city of Dorval is having a city-wide treasure hunt to promote the reuse and recycling of household items.

At Hudson’s Stephen F. Shaar Community Centre, Martha Wainwright will be present to discuss her just-released, critically acclaimed memoir.

Here's what West Islanders have to say about today's wild weather.

Here's what we know about the West Island Blues Festival so far...

The seed library project responds to the Borough's desire to offer free and open access to Quebec's horticultural and agricultural heritage.

The City of Dorval presents the outdoor exhibition “The Art of Haiku” at the Peace Park Arboretum.

Save big on your seasonal pass for Montreal's Bixi service. Enjoy the city in a whole new way this summer.

While Vaudreuil-Dorion claims only 10% of their municipal tree inventory are ash trees, many seemed to be located at 405 Park last week,...

Corbeille de pain has teamed up with 42 local potters to help raise money for local food security.

A list of 4 activities to do on Easter weekend 2022.

A well-known waiter at Brasserie le Manoir has retired after 47 years.

Ferrero Canada Ltd. is recalling certain chocolate products because they may be contaminated with Salmonella bacteria.

The Dorval Library will be offering a free online lecture, entitled “La rénovation saine et écologique” on April 13th.

Bill 29 will make it possible for certain groups of electors to participate in postal voting.

Several cities around the West Island offer programs where citizens can either get a tree for free or get reimbursed for the tree.

A paper shredding service and hazardous waste drop-off zone will be set up for Dorval residents on April 16th.

If you're confused about Legault's $500 tax credit, we've outlined the facts.