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Federal candidates small consolation to desperate dad
Article online since October 9th 2008Raffy Boudjikanian raffy.boudjikanian@transcontinental.ca There were no easy answers offered to Antonio Insogna, the St. Lazare resident and father of a mentally handicapped young man who is stuck in the Philippines with his new-formed family, when he went to speak to the five federal...
Raeburn case headed back to courts
Article online since October 9th 2008Raffy Boudjikanian raffy.boudjikanian@transcontinental.ca Montreal is due for a summons by the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal after not meeting an August deadline by the Quebec Human Rights Commission to award a Dollard des Ormeaux resident and two of her friends awards of $20,000 each in...
Fashionable bust
RCMP arrest Dollard man
Article online since October 9th 2008Albert Kramberger editor@transcontinental.ca The term fashion police took on a serious tone on Tuesday when the RCMP seized a significant quantity of counterfeit clothes and fashion accessories from a home and vehicle in Dollard des Ormeaux and a warehouse in Pointe Claire. Police seized...
DOG ATTACK: No bite in leash law: Pointe Claire resident
Pointe Claire man bites back
Article online since October 8th 2008Raffy Boudjikanian raffy.boudjikanian@transcontinental.ca Pointe Claire resident Peter Ascoli is claiming local police were negligent in not pursuing the matter of a dog owner on his street whose pet attacked him, his wife and their own canine. "Why did they not go give the guy a ticket?"...
The Blame Game
Article online since October 8th 2008Raffy Boudjikanian raffy.boudjikanian@transcontinental.ca Flustered West Island drivers who have been dealing with congestion both near the Sources and St. John's Boulevards near their entrances to the 20 may be resting a little easier now that work on Sources is nearly at an end, but there...
Other News ( 454 to 485 of 599 )
- Pointe Claire mediation program expands territory ( April 4th 2007 )
- Ste. Anne hopeful for a Rex revival ( April 4th 2007 )
- Summer-job program funding cut will hurt: mayors ( April 4th 2007 )
- Drug dealer busted ( April 4th 2007 )
- Church goes green ( March 28th 2007 )
- City buys stereo, borrows school hall ( March 28th 2007 )
- High-tech theft ( March 28th 2007 )
- Police are doing their job, Lecompte says ( March 28th 2007 )
- 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 )
Montréal Express
- # 1 : Nouveauté musicale: The Sound of Sea Animal se fait entendre
- # 2 : Montréal en Lumière: François Girard en ouverture de la dixième année!
- # 3 : Ariane Moffatt parcourt le Québec avant de s’envoler pour la France
- # 4 : Nouveauté musicale: le petit tour musical de Thomas Fersen, réalisé par Fred Fortin
- # 5 : Le Break Syndical, libérateur des Cowboys Fringants
- # 6 : Le Vinyl Café, de la radio à la scène du Saint-Denis
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