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Local MP passes motion for federal water strategy

Article online since July 3rd 2007
Lac St. Louis Liberal MP Francis Scarpaleggia passed a motion recently calling on the Conservative government to create a national water strategy. The Quebec Liberal caucus leader’s motion, aimed to protect and enhance Canada’s water resources, was the last to be voted on before the end...

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Pointe Claire makes pitch for soccer field

Article online since June 27th 2007
BY ANDY BLATCHFORD andy.blatchford@transcontinental.ca Pointe Claire hopes to add some playing room for its popular soccer program. The city made an offer to a local school board last week to acquire the Upper Lindsay sports field on John Fisher Avenue. “There’s been a soccer field...

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Eco-friendly company to get greener in new digs

Article online since June 27th 2007
BY ANDY BLATCHFORD andy.blatchford@transcontinental.ca For three decades, Russell Fiset has proven you can be a shade of green and still make a profit. Now, the founder of a recycled-material insulation manufacturer is building an eco-friendly production centre to house operations.His...

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Man hit with bottle during bar brawl

Article online since June 27th 2007
BY ANDY BLATCHFORD andy.blatchford@transcontinental.ca Local police are looking for a man suspected of armed assault after a fight broke out in a Dollard des Ormeaux restaurant. The victim was with his mother at Pub St. James in the Galerie des Sources shopping centre on June 17 at 1:45...

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Uproar over yacht clubs in Beaconsfield

Deal good for city in long run: commodore

Article online since June 20th 2007
BY ANDY BLATCHFORD andy.blatchford@transcontinental.ca Citizens, boaters and councillors clashed in Beaconsfield Monday night as the city explained extensive restoration work on its two publicly-owned, privately-operated yacht clubs. The parties converged on Beaconsfield’s council chamber...

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