The Pointe-Claire Anglican Church will showcase its history through public exhibits and a special church service.

Dorval celebrates its 130th anniversary with an exhibition of archival photos. The exhibit runs from September 30 until October 2.

A maximum of $967,761 will be invested to restore the Pointe-Claire windmill, with support from the Archdiocese of Montréal.

As the LRYC celebrates its 76th anniversary, archives document its history, while photos dating from 1905 illustrate the changes.

These itineraries will provide guided tours of Montréal neighborhoods in partnership with Héritage Montréal.

The City of Dorval finalized an $8 purchase of a historical property once resided by the first mayor of Dorval Village.

Discover historical locations in Montreal that will be opened for free on Canada Day 2022.

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

The initiative is made possible due to the Canada-Quebec Contribution Agreement for Post-Secondary Institutions Strategic Investment Fund.

A dazzling exhibition designed to mark the museum's 20th anniversary, from May 18th to November 6th.

Since its departure 40 years ago, the truck has made only two appearances in Sainte-Anne's.

Pointe-Claire, like many other municipalities on the Island of Montreal, has a rich history and heritage as its foundation. West Island...

The history behind common superstitions.

Take a trip through Fairmount Queen Elizabeth Hotel history as West Island News visits Suite 1742- the historic room John Lennon and Yoko On

Montreal, Canada’s second most-populated city, is rich with a history full of important turning points for the country, NHL