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Supervision key in drowning prevention
Article online since May 16th 2008
BY ELYSE AMEND elyse.amend@transcontinental.ca With the summer months approaching quickly, many homeowners in the West Island are getting ready to prepare their pools for fun in the sun. But those with young children should also keep prevention in mind. “The number one thing is supervision....
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Walking with hope in mind
JDRF Telus Walk raises funds for diabetes research
Article online since May 15th 2008
BY ELYSE AMEND elyse.amend@transcontinental Beaconsfield resident Andrée Donald thought her son, Raphaël Bacal, was just going through a tough time in Grade 6 when he started acting unlike himself. “He had just started school and he was doing hockey try-outs,” she said. “He hadn’t...
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Bizarre voter irregularities annul referendum
Article online since May 14th 2008
BY RAFFY BOUDJIKANIAN raffy.boudjikanian@transcontinental.ca A landmark decision by the Quebec Superior Court last Friday that stated the 2004 Île Bizard de-merger referendum results are null and void has some of the town's old de-merger advocates extremely pleased, while mum's the word...
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Driving kids away from drugs
Article online since May 14th 2008
BY ELYSE AMEND elyse.amend@transcontinental.ca Not very many kids can say they spent a weekday learning from playing video games, competing in trivia contests, and eating snacks, but that’s exactly what Grade 6 students from Dorval Elementary School did last Wednesday morning as part of...
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New police squad cracks special cases
Article online since May 14th 2008
BY RAFFY BOUDJIKANIAN Raffy.boudjikanian@transcontinental.ca It's so top-secret that you have to burn your copy of the newspaper after you read the article, but there is a new police squad at station 3 (covering Pierrefonds, Île Bizard and Ste. Geneviève) that's been doing some top notch...
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Snow way
( December 20th 2007 )
Police awards best of 2007
( December 20th 2007 )
Ste. Anne taxes go down
( December 19th 2007 )
Weight-loss challenge
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Allophones up in West Island boroughs
( December 16th 2007 )
Volunteer agency marks 40th year
( December 13th 2007 )
Better bus service demands
( December 12th 2007 )
Food banks running in high gear
( December 12th 2007 )
Slight tax decrease for Kirkland residents
( December 12th 2007 )
Construction work forces Au Petit Café to close down
( December 12th 2007 )
Pipe woes in Dorval
( December 11th 2007 )
Reserve preserved through public-private program
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Macdonald home to Canada’s first cloned pigs
( December 11th 2007 )
Library partnership uncertain
( December 7th 2007 )
Pointe Claire faces agglo tax hike
( December 6th 2007 )
Anglophones speak up at Bouchard-Taylor Commission
( December 5th 2007 )
Pierrefonds cheers, Dollard jeers
( December 5th 2007 )
Census shows language changes in the West Island
( December 5th 2007 )
Locals to help solve car conundrum
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Teen pulls gun
( December 4th 2007 )
Young Beaconsfielder pushes council for rink service
( November 29th 2007 )
Environmentalists cry foul at airport
( November 29th 2007 )
New library service delivers for shut-ins
( November 29th 2007 )
‘Tis the season
( November 28th 2007 )
Teachers ask for accommodation guidelines
( November 27th 2007 )
Moving day
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