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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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BHS time warp

BHS time warp

Article online since July 16th 2008
Albert Kramberger editor@transcontinental.ca It was almost 50 years ago that some of the first students to grace the halls of Beaconsfield High School buried a time capsule containing artifacts and souvenirs of the time. The idea was to open it during the school's 50th anniversary. However,...

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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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Pool clubhouse to rise from ashes ( February 7th 2007 )
Pierrefonds delays garage restrictions ( February 7th 2007 )
New project aims to aid homeless ( February 7th 2007 )
Through rain, sleet, snow or spray paint ( February 7th 2007 )
Man charged with trafficking ( February 7th 2007 )
James Shaw case to cost taxpayers ( January 31st 2007 )
Users warming up to public transit ( January 31st 2007 )
City hopes to cap council size ( January 31st 2007 )
Oh baby, what a year in Quebec ( January 31st 2007 )
Pfizer employees getting the axe ( January 31st 2007 )
Artery status needed to fund road work: Senneville mayor ( January 24th 2007 )
Dorval mayor to take swing at saving golf course ( January 24th 2007 )
Beaconsfield rescue team branches out ( January 24th 2007 )
No deal ( January 24th 2007 )
Beaconsfield council getting raises ( January 24th 2007 )
Group guides youth on path to employment ( January 17th 2007 )
Construction a go in ecoterritory ( January 17th 2007 )
Purse-snatching spree hits West Island ( January 17th 2007 )
Intruder alert! Intruder alert! Intruder alert! ( January 17th 2007 )
Pointe Claire windmill to get facelift ( January 17th 2007 )
Normal winter conditions spell relief for locals ( January 17th 2007 )
Local group criticizes Beaconsfield budget ( January 17th 2007 )
Money laundering explained ( January 16th 2007 )
Youthful haven in off-island ( January 10th 2007 )
Major makeover for library ( January 10th 2007 )
Pointe Claire may turf Terra Cotta in 2008 ( January 10th 2007 )
Dead end for city’s quest to open road ( January 10th 2007 )
Driver busted ( January 10th 2007 )
Community group deals with missing funds ( January 10th 2007 )
Man receives 15 years for death of local woman ( January 10th 2007 )
Push to protect Ste. Anne ecoterritory ( January 9th 2007 )
Dispute over table behaviour circled globe ( January 3rd 2007 )

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