The Laval Transit Corp. has signed a protocol of agreement with CRDI Normand-Laramée through which the two agencies will pool their resources and knowledge to come up with a smart phone app that assists persons with intellectual disabilities when they are using public transit.

There can little doubt that this year’s celebrations marking the 191st anniversary of the independence of Greece will be especially remembered for years to come.

In addition to the $120 million Laval plans to spend on the massive Bell Amphitheatre project in the downtown core, the city has announced more than $40 million in spending to modernize and upgrade six of its nine smaller arenas, while building new ones in Laval’s north-west and south-west in the near future.

The Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board, which implemented an anti-bullying program long before the province decided late last year to become involved, is exploring further options for dealing with th

Four young people from Laval are among the 30 student-athletes who received $106,000 in bursaries at the Fondation de l’athlète d’excellence du Québec’s springtime a

Students who attend Laval Liberty High School did exceptionally well competing in the 2012 edition of the Montreal Regional Science and Technology Fair, which wrapped up earlier this week at Laval Liberty High.