Legislation inspired by ‘Clare’s Law,’ which was first implemented in the United KingdomThe head of a Montreal-based family services agency is giving a thumbs-up to the CAQ government’s recently-adopted Bill 4, which...

Chomedey Blues football alumnus Greg Bradic needs a kidneyA Chomedey Blues football club alumnus, who is also a dedicated martial arts instructor and lifelong Chomedey resident, is reaching out for help to...

Calls on provincial election leaders to work towards reducing municipal infrastructure costsLaval mayor Stéphane Boyer says he is encouraged by discussions held at the Municipal Infrastructure Summit last week on the skyrocketing...

Two projects by the City of Laval’s communications and marketing division received awards in June from leading communications organizations in Quebec and internationally.The redesign of the laval.ca website received a Merit Award...

Cities ‘on the front lines of the impacts,’ says climate minister Pascale Déry during stop in VimontLess than 48 hours after a torrential rain storm caused extensive flood damage in several neighborhoods...

Over the past year, the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board has invested more than $12 million in infrastructure, expanded capacity in the North Shore and added hundreds of new classroom technologies. Those...

The Société de transport de Laval (STL), which released its 2025 activity report last month, said the year was marked by persistent economic challenges, but also progress in terms of the future...

An 18-year-old driver who crashed into an elementary school in eastern Laval last week was released pending a court appearance, although further searches and analysis could lead to charges.The identity of the...

Saint-Bruno city councillor David De Cotis joined community volunteer/environmental advocate Enrica Uva and Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board Ward 6 Commissioner Barbara Barrasso on May 30 to take part in an annual...

Cases files opened by LPD reached 16,868 in 2025, compared to 18,961 in 2024The number of criminal incident cases in Laval dropped by up to 11 per cent last year compared to...

Chomedey Blues football alumnus Greg Bradic needs a kidneyA Chomedey Blues football club alumnus, who is also a dedicated martial arts instructor and lifelong Chomedey resident, is reaching out for help to...

Calls on provincial election leaders to work towards reducing municipal infrastructure costsLaval mayor Stéphane Boyer says he is encouraged by discussions held at the Municipal Infrastructure Summit last week on the skyrocketing...

Two projects by the City of Laval’s communications and marketing division received awards in June from leading communications organizations in Quebec and internationally.The redesign of the laval.ca website received a Merit Award...

Cities ‘on the front lines of the impacts,’ says climate minister Pascale Déry during stop in VimontLess than 48 hours after a torrential rain storm caused extensive flood damage in several neighborhoods...

The current issue of the Laval News, volume 34-13, published on June 24th, 2026.Covering Laval local news, politics, and sports.(Click on the image to read the paper.)

Over the past year, the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board has invested more than $12 million in infrastructure, expanded capacity in the North Shore and added hundreds of new classroom technologies. Those...