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Cities ink punishing bylaw to quell graffiti

Cities ink punishing bylaw to quell graffiti

Article online since July 17th 2008
Elyse Amend elyse.amend@transcontinental.ca Kirkland and Baie d’Urfé are looking to put a cap on graffiti. At their monthly council meetings last week, the two municipalities put forward a notice of motion looking to amend their nuisance bylaws to make possessing and transporting materials...

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Legault runs for Liberals

Legault runs for Liberals

Article online since July 16th 2008
Raffy Boudjikanian raffy.boudjikanian@transcontinental.ca The federal Liberal Party's Vaudreuil-Soulanges riding association president Brigitte Legault will have bigger shoes to fill soon, as she has just been announced as the area's candidate for upcoming elections. "I looked at the support,...

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Oft-derailed train project picks up steam

Oft-derailed train project picks up steam

Article online since July 16th 2008
Raffy Boudjikanian raffy.boudjikanian@transcontinental.ca The long-planned train shuttle project linking Pierre-Elliot Trudeau International Airport, the West Island and downtown Montreal is steadily advancing, with an advisory committee recently established. "Public transport in the West...

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Police search for baby July's mother

Article online since July 15th 2008
Raffy Boudjikanian and Elyse Amend While Baby July, the newborn boy who captured the hearts of many Montrealers, is safe with his foster family, his biological mother who abandoned him at the doors of Lakeshore General Hospital last week is still missing. "He was in good health when he left,...

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Rescue squad back on its feet

Rescue squad back on its feet

Lakeshore Volunteer Rescue team doing what they love

Article online since July 12th 2008
Elyse Amend elyse.amend@transcontinental.ca If you’ve attended West Island events like the Becket Players show in the spring, the Lakeshore General Hospital Foundation’s Duck Race last month, or Dorval’s Canada Day celebrations in Millennium Park, you may have noticed a group of people...

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Spring cleanup time ( March 26th 2007 )
Filipino delegates seek Canada's help to end killings ( March 22nd 2007 )
Moms getting some business networking in on the side ( March 14th 2007 )
Off-island population explosion: Census ( March 14th 2007 )
Dollard woman faces DVD counterfeiting charges: RCMP ( March 14th 2007 )
Major pharmaceutical investment ( March 14th 2007 )
Hey, you forgot to pay for that . . . ( March 14th 2007 )
Some Census highlights ( March 13th 2007 )
Police need more diversity training: CRARR ( March 8th 2007 )
MAB hopes centenary gets stamp of approval ( March 7th 2007 )
First local Eco-quartier to open ( March 7th 2007 )
Shots fired ( March 7th 2007 )
Human rights meeting in Beaconsfield ( March 7th 2007 )
Women's centre marks International Women's Day ( March 5th 2007 )
Learning centre of ‘cultural expression’ opens ( February 28th 2007 )
City OKs council pay raises with slim majority ( February 28th 2007 )
City votes for the open road ( February 28th 2007 )
Fraud charges ( February 28th 2007 )
Sound investment or ‘corporate welfare’ debate ( February 21st 2007 )
Experts weigh in on roadblock dispute ( February 21st 2007 )
Residents’ group to poll on council’s wage hikes ( February 21st 2007 )
Teen charged with impaired driving ( February 21st 2007 )
Mom pulls boy from path of sliding van ( February 16th 2007 )
Yeomans denounces agglo boycott ( February 14th 2007 )
Cities dig road-side compost collection ( February 14th 2007 )
Blaze destroys Dorval apartments ( February 14th 2007 )
Teen hit by car in Pierrefonds ( February 14th 2007 )
First responders to answer call in West Island ( February 7th 2007 )
Card youth who buy spray paint: Dorval mayor ( February 7th 2007 )
Mayor hopes to see light shine on interchange ( February 7th 2007 )
Wrecking ball for former Ponderosa site ( February 7th 2007 )
Pool clubhouse to rise from ashes ( February 7th 2007 )

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