Pointe-Claire News

The YouTube video below shows what the front lawn of Jean Spinelli's house on Clment St.

Lorne Miller has big plans for a piece of Montreal real estate long known as the site of a motel with a seedy reputation and an hourly rate.

Chronicle, file photo. Montreal pledges budget estimate to demerged 'burbs Cities expect agglo tax hike The City of Montreal now says it will try to help out the island's 15 demerged municipalities by providing them with an early estimate of what its budget will look like either today or Monday, in an effort to help them table their own as early as ...

People who love to cook and entertain tend to have well-equipped kitchens and pantries stocked full.

Courtesy Photo, Andrea Katz. Avalanche of complaints may snowball into lawsuit Fed up with an apparent lack of service and little explanation six days after the first major snowstorm of the season hit the Montreal area, some West Islanders are mulling a class-action lawsuit against new snow removal company Avalanche.

I would like to commend the outstanding work done by the medics and paramedics in the West Island as a part of the ongoing H1N1 vaccination campaign.

Maxime Remillard gives Todd van der Heyden a thumbs up, as Todd prepares to carry the Olympic flame through St.

Chronicle, Jacques Pharand. Curtain call for longtime teacher On the almost completely dark stage of the vast theatre at John Rennie High School, Grandmamma watches as a tiny hand puppet of a mouse looks up.

Irwin Barker performs at the Just for Laughs gala Wednesday, July 16, 2008 at the St.

West Islanders from any walk of life can take advantage of a fruit and vegetable program aimed at promoting affordable healthy eating.

A Montreal man who rushed to a West Island emergency room with breathing problems may take legal action against the hospital after he waited 17 hours and then received an incorrect diagnosis.

The plaque on the locked door of Earl Jones consultant and administration corporation in Pointe Claire Friday, July 10, 2009.

Gloria Gao walks past snow-covered pine trees in the parking lot of the Fairview shopping centre in Pointe Claire yesterday.

A Christmas Concert featuring THE OCTET PLUS CHOIR Church of St. John the Baptist 233 Ste.

Chronicle, Albert Kramberger 'Tis the season for WIAIH cards Albert Kramberger editor@transcontinental.ca The holidays are just around the corner and the annual greeting card fundraiser for the West Island Association for the Intellectually Handicapped returns with nine local artists donating their works depicting winter wonderlands.

It's that time of year again - when Santa trims his beard, bids farewell to the Mrs., gears up his reindeer and heads south.

Vaccination of seniors has started in some regions of Quebec. Confirmation that Quebec will receive more doses of the swine flu vaccine than expected next week means immunization of seniors can start immediately in many of the province's regions, said Health Minister Yves Bolduc Thursday.

Chronicle, Raffy Boudjikanian. With better winter train service, AMT hopes for warmer reception Agence Metropolitaine de Transport president Joel Gauthier and local MNAs announced a series of improvements to commuter rail services in the area today, looking to get on the offensive about avoiding a rough winter season like last year.

Quebec joined other provinces yesterday when it renamed part of a highway to honour Canada's soldiers, past and present.

Buy a reusable bag from the Pointe-Claire Diving Club... ...and you could go to New York to see the Cirque du Soleil The Pointe-Claire Diving Club will be hosting a special fund raiser on November 19th from 4 pm to 8 pm at the Malcolm-Knox Aquatic Center in support of the diving team and Plongeon QuA©bec. By buying a reusable bag featuring A ...