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Man, 69, injured during home invasion in Vimont

A 69-year-old man and his wife who were asleep during the early hours on a recent Sunday night to Monday morning at their home in Vimont were awakened and roughed up during...

Rodriguez and Milliard were standouts at Laval PLQ leadership gathering

Race may be far from decided, if reaction levels at C of C event can be believed If an applause meter had been deployed during a gathering last week in Laval to introduce...

Laval’s blue collars and police stage noisy blitz outside council meeting

Unions claim negotiations with city have stalled – with no agreement in view The parking lot behind Laval’s interim city hall on Saint-Martin Blvd. was the scene of some well-organized pandemonium early last...

Paving the way for Laval’s women in tech

DigiWomen’s new doc exposes a male-dominated sector Elsa Tannous, founder of DigiWomen, an organization dedicated to promoting the inclusion of girls and women in technology in Laval and across Quebec, is making waves...

Did you hear Laval’s emergency sirens go off last Wednesday?

It's to be hoped you didn't become overly alarmed if you happened to have heard one of several high-pitched emergency sirens that went off throughout the day last Wednesday in various parts...

I Now Like Doug Ford, Danielle Smith, and Brad Marchand

You would expect the leader of the largest province with 40% of the population to speak up for his province and Canada. You would also expect the Premier of the western province...

Boyer defends Laval’s position, as police and blue-collar disputes boil over

City has reserve funds for new collective agreements, embattled mayor tells council Although Mayor Stéphane Boyer was uncharacteristically brief in his opening remarks at the start of the March 11 city council meeting,...

LPD make a major marijuana, hashish, cocaine and mushroom bust

The Laval Police report that a call to 9-1-1 earlier this month led to the seizure of a large haul of illegal narcotics, as well as the identification of a suspect considered...

With U.S. tariffs poised to kick in, Plastitel isn’t bothered by potential consequences

Plastics firm and Laval économique get a combined $1.5 million in subsidies from Ottawa With 25 per cent tariffs on exports from Canada into the U.S. poised to kick in earlier this week, nobody...

Nick Suzuki and Asista score a hat trick for Service Dog Program

Habs team captain throws his support behind Laval-based mental health initiative As many dedicated fans of the Montreal Canadiens know well, Nick Suzuki has long been recognized for his leadership – both on...

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Man, 69, injured during home invasion in Vimont

A 69-year-old man and his wife who were asleep during the early hours on a recent Sunday night to Monday morning at their home in Vimont were awakened and roughed up during...

Rodriguez and Milliard were standouts at Laval PLQ leadership gathering

Race may be far from decided, if reaction levels at C of C event can be believed If an applause meter had been deployed during a gathering last week in Laval to introduce...

Laval’s blue collars and police stage noisy blitz outside council meeting

Unions claim negotiations with city have stalled – with no agreement in view The parking lot behind Laval’s interim city hall on Saint-Martin Blvd. was the scene of some well-organized pandemonium early last...

Paving the way for Laval’s women in tech

DigiWomen’s new doc exposes a male-dominated sector Elsa Tannous, founder of DigiWomen, an organization dedicated to promoting the inclusion of girls and women in technology in Laval and across Quebec, is making waves...

Did you hear Laval’s emergency sirens go off last Wednesday?

It's to be hoped you didn't become overly alarmed if you happened to have heard one of several high-pitched emergency sirens that went off throughout the day last Wednesday in various parts...

I Now Like Doug Ford, Danielle Smith, and Brad Marchand

You would expect the leader of the largest province with 40% of the population to speak up for his province and Canada. You would also expect the Premier of the western province...

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