During Laval city council’s May 6 meeting, the mayor and councillors faced a large number of questions from an overflow crowd of lobby group members concerned about Hydro Quebec’s imple

Festival Offers Three Free Shows At Espace Montmorency For Saint-Jean-Baptiste
The festival that started nine years ago as a celebration of choral music has grown into what is now one of the hottest music festivals of the summer – and it all takes place in Laval. The 9th Edition of Mondial Loto-Quebec de Laval is an 18-day festival boasting Grammy award-winning bands, home-grown stars, folk and nostalgia acts, orchestral arrangements, a classic-album tribute, along with hundreds of choral singers from all over Quebec, and around the world.

If Charbel Abi-Saad wished, he could pursue a career in documentary filmmaking or in medicine. The way things stand, it looks as if he’s going to opt for the latter, although he’d probably do very well in the former.
He seems to have a natural talent for motion picture production, based on a documentary he recently made which was influenced by his medical calling.

A 10-year-old boy who got his start in soccer playing for the Chomedey Blast got the thrill of his life in March when he got to take part in an international soccer competition in Spain.

Emilio Migliozzi, who won a seat on the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board last weekend during a by-election in Chomedey, says he will continue to be active with the Mouvement lavallois municipal opposition party, and he will run for the ML in a city-wide election next November.

The Parti au Service du Citoyen, which is the oldest of Laval’s two opposition municipal parties, hopes to gain votes in the next city election in November from the many residents who are from ethnic and multicultural backgrounds.