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Starting August 9, 2021, Ottawa announces easing of border measures for fully vaccinated travellers only!
CNW/ - The Government of Canada is prioritizing the health and safety of everyone in Canada by taking a risk-based and measured approach to re-opening our borders. Thanks to the hard work of Canadians, rising vaccination rates and declining COVID-19 cases, the Government of Canada is able to move...Vaccines on wheels
VacciVan takes to streets and parks of Park Extension Montreal parks usually garner ideas of days out with the family or playing sports with friends, but rarely that of vaccinations. Health authorities changed that this week by approaching their vaccination campaign in Park Extension in a new and creative manner. Last...INTERVIEWS
Canada’s Credit Card Economy
It’s been a very upsetting past month, for several reasons. Passengers on a recent Air Canada flight from Jamaica, rows 30 to 36, may have been infected by at least one other passenger testing positive for Covid 19. If you Google ‘covid flights public health agency of Canada’, you’ll...Trying to Find a “Balance” is Not Working
The role of politicians is not to upset us and make us angry because after all, they have to be re-elected every four years, and they’ll need our ‘x’. So, they try to keep us happy with cheques during hard times, not restricting our freedom, too much, or at...LOCAL NEWS
Candidates announced for VSP
Ensemble Montréal unveils its team for municipal elections in the borough On a rainy Sunday morning, mayoral candidate Denis Coderre and members of his party Ensemble Montreal gathered at the Centre Leonardo Da Vinci in...For residents or tennis fans?
Temporary solution for Ogilvy/de Castelnau crossing to be shortlived The closed crossing at Ogilvy and De Castelnau which has created a groundswell of community militancy over the past months has once again attracted anger and...Citizens demand fence’s removal in cheerful protest
By Joe Bongiorno Park-Extension citizens gathered for a festive protest on Monday evening in front of the fence dividing Ogilvy from De Castelnau. Armed with homemade cookies, construction paper, and orange yarn, protestors demanded that the fence come down once and for...Why Park Ex gets so hot?
What can be done to mitigate the effects of heatwaves With summer in full swing, many Montrealers are making the most of the sunny weather and warm days. But the same can not be said...CURRENT ISSUE
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Upper House delays Trudeau government’s legislation to regulate the Internet
Senator Leo Housakos calls Bill C-10 ‘an adamant attack on freedom of speech’ Has Canada’s Senate shut down Liberal Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault’s attempt to establish tighter controls on the Internet with Bill C-10?While some social conservatives have been stridently denouncing the proposed federal law as an outlandish intrusion into...Weather
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Ms. Weed-no-more
A small plant behind a big problem Every year at around the same time at the end of the summer people across the country start...Candidates announced for VSP
Ensemble Montréal unveils its team for municipal elections in the borough On a rainy Sunday morning, mayoral candidate Denis Coderre and members of his party...For residents or tennis fans?
Temporary solution for Ogilvy/de Castelnau crossing to be shortlived The closed crossing at Ogilvy and De Castelnau which has created a groundswell of community militancy...Citizens demand fence’s removal in cheerful protest
By Joe Bongiorno Park-Extension citizens gathered for a festive protest on Monday evening in front of the fence dividing Ogilvy from De Castelnau. Armed with homemade cookies, construction paper, and...Why Park Ex gets so hot?
What can be done to mitigate the effects of heatwaves With summer in full swing, many Montrealers are making the most of the sunny weather...Local police stations set to merge
The merger of stations 31 and 33 have some worried about access The SPVM announced last week that it would be merging both the Park...Putting an end to racial profiling
Leaders call on the provincial government to act A little over one month after a controversial police intervention among two black Villeray teenagers, Québec Solidaire...Still fenced-in
Residents increasingly angered by Ogilvy/DeCastelnau crossing May turned into June, and June quickly turned into July, and although it has now been two months since...Borough Council Meeting
Ogilvy/DeCastelnau fence issue raised at borough meeting The borough held its regularly scheduled monthly borough council meeting last Tuesday evening, where city employees and elected...
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Starting August 9, 2021, Ottawa announces easing of border measures for fully vaccinated travellers only!
CNW/ - The Government of Canada is prioritizing the health and safety of everyone in Canada by taking a risk-based and measured approach to re-opening our borders. Thanks to the hard work of Canadians, rising vaccination rates and declining COVID-19 cases, the Government of Canada is able to move...Vaccines on wheels
VacciVan takes to streets and parks of Park Extension Montreal parks usually garner ideas of days out with the family or playing sports with friends, but rarely that of vaccinations. Health authorities changed that this week by approaching their vaccination campaign in Park Extension in a new and creative manner. Last...INTERVIEWS
Canada’s Credit Card Economy
It’s been a very upsetting past month, for several reasons. Passengers on a recent Air Canada flight from Jamaica, rows 30 to 36, may have been infected by at least one other passenger testing positive for Covid 19. If you Google ‘covid flights public health agency of Canada’, you’ll...Trying to Find a “Balance” is Not Working
The role of politicians is not to upset us and make us angry because after all, they have to be re-elected every four years, and they’ll need our ‘x’. So, they try to keep us happy with cheques during hard times, not restricting our freedom, too much, or at...LOCAL NEWS
Candidates announced for VSP
Ensemble Montréal unveils its team for municipal elections in the borough On a rainy Sunday morning, mayoral candidate Denis Coderre and members of his party Ensemble Montreal gathered at the Centre Leonardo Da Vinci in...For residents or tennis fans?
Temporary solution for Ogilvy/de Castelnau crossing to be shortlived The closed crossing at Ogilvy and De Castelnau which has created a groundswell of community militancy over the past months has once again attracted anger and...Citizens demand fence’s removal in cheerful protest
By Joe Bongiorno Park-Extension citizens gathered for a festive protest on Monday evening in front of the fence dividing Ogilvy from De Castelnau. Armed with homemade cookies, construction paper, and orange yarn, protestors demanded that the fence come down once and for...Why Park Ex gets so hot?
What can be done to mitigate the effects of heatwaves With summer in full swing, many Montrealers are making the most of the sunny weather and warm days. But the same can not be said...CURRENT ISSUE
FEATURED
Upper House delays Trudeau government’s legislation to regulate the Internet
Senator Leo Housakos calls Bill C-10 ‘an adamant attack on freedom of speech’ Has Canada’s Senate shut down Liberal Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault’s attempt to establish tighter controls on the Internet with Bill C-10?While some social conservatives have been stridently denouncing the proposed federal law as an outlandish intrusion into...Weather
Montrealscattered clouds17.6 ° C19.4 °15.4 °64 %0.5kmh40 %Sun18 °Mon24 °Tue25 °Wed27 °Thu23 °COMMUNITY CALENDAR
NEWS
Ms. Weed-no-more
A small plant behind a big problem Every year at around the same time at the end of the summer people across the country start...Candidates announced for VSP
Ensemble Montréal unveils its team for municipal elections in the borough On a rainy Sunday morning, mayoral candidate Denis Coderre and members of his party...For residents or tennis fans?
Temporary solution for Ogilvy/de Castelnau crossing to be shortlived The closed crossing at Ogilvy and De Castelnau which has created a groundswell of community militancy...Citizens demand fence’s removal in cheerful protest
By Joe Bongiorno Park-Extension citizens gathered for a festive protest on Monday evening in front of the fence dividing Ogilvy from De Castelnau. Armed with homemade cookies, construction paper, and...Why Park Ex gets so hot?
What can be done to mitigate the effects of heatwaves With summer in full swing, many Montrealers are making the most of the sunny weather...Local police stations set to merge
The merger of stations 31 and 33 have some worried about access The SPVM announced last week that it would be merging both the Park...Putting an end to racial profiling
Leaders call on the provincial government to act A little over one month after a controversial police intervention among two black Villeray teenagers, Québec Solidaire...Still fenced-in
Residents increasingly angered by Ogilvy/DeCastelnau crossing May turned into June, and June quickly turned into July, and although it has now been two months since...Borough Council Meeting
Ogilvy/DeCastelnau fence issue raised at borough meeting The borough held its regularly scheduled monthly borough council meeting last Tuesday evening, where city employees and elected...
- News
- COVID-19
- Featured
- Health
- Calendar
- Education
- Newspaper
- Contact
Newsfirst Multimedia
3860, boul. Notre-Dame,
Suite 304,
Laval, Qc. H7V 1S1450 978-9999 (main number)
450 687-6330 (fax)
Email: [email protected]
- Log In
- Sign Up
- Reset Password
- My Account
- My Profile
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COVID-19
Starting August 9, 2021, Ottawa announces easing of border measures for fully vaccinated travellers only!
CNW/ - The Government of Canada is prioritizing the health and safety of everyone in Canada by taking a risk-based and measured approach to re-opening our borders. Thanks to the hard work of Canadians, rising vaccination rates and declining COVID-19 cases, the Government of Canada is able to move...Vaccines on wheels
VacciVan takes to streets and parks of Park Extension Montreal parks usually garner ideas of days out with the family or playing sports with friends, but rarely that of vaccinations. Health authorities changed that this week by approaching their vaccination campaign in Park Extension in a new and creative manner. Last...INTERVIEWS
Canada’s Credit Card Economy
It’s been a very upsetting past month, for several reasons. Passengers on a recent Air Canada flight from Jamaica, rows 30 to 36, may have been infected by at least one other passenger testing positive for Covid 19. If you Google ‘covid flights public health agency of Canada’, you’ll...Trying to Find a “Balance” is Not Working
The role of politicians is not to upset us and make us angry because after all, they have to be re-elected every four years, and they’ll need our ‘x’. So, they try to keep us happy with cheques during hard times, not restricting our freedom, too much, or at...LOCAL NEWS
Candidates announced for VSP
Ensemble Montréal unveils its team for municipal elections in the borough On a rainy Sunday morning, mayoral candidate Denis Coderre and members of his party Ensemble Montreal gathered at the Centre Leonardo Da Vinci in...For residents or tennis fans?
Temporary solution for Ogilvy/de Castelnau crossing to be shortlived The closed crossing at Ogilvy and De Castelnau which has created a groundswell of community militancy over the past months has once again attracted anger and...Citizens demand fence’s removal in cheerful protest
By Joe Bongiorno Park-Extension citizens gathered for a festive protest on Monday evening in front of the fence dividing Ogilvy from De Castelnau. Armed with homemade cookies, construction paper, and orange yarn, protestors demanded that the fence come down once and for...Why Park Ex gets so hot?
What can be done to mitigate the effects of heatwaves With summer in full swing, many Montrealers are making the most of the sunny weather and warm days. But the same can not be said...CURRENT ISSUE
FEATURED
Upper House delays Trudeau government’s legislation to regulate the Internet
Senator Leo Housakos calls Bill C-10 ‘an adamant attack on freedom of speech’ Has Canada’s Senate shut down Liberal Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault’s attempt to establish tighter controls on the Internet with Bill C-10?While some social conservatives have been stridently denouncing the proposed federal law as an outlandish intrusion into...Weather
Montrealscattered clouds17.6 ° C19.4 °15.4 °64 %0.5kmh40 %Sun18 °Mon24 °Tue25 °Wed27 °Thu23 °COMMUNITY CALENDAR
NEWS
Ms. Weed-no-more
A small plant behind a big problem Every year at around the same time at the end of the summer people across the country start...Candidates announced for VSP
Ensemble Montréal unveils its team for municipal elections in the borough On a rainy Sunday morning, mayoral candidate Denis Coderre and members of his party...For residents or tennis fans?
Temporary solution for Ogilvy/de Castelnau crossing to be shortlived The closed crossing at Ogilvy and De Castelnau which has created a groundswell of community militancy...Citizens demand fence’s removal in cheerful protest
By Joe Bongiorno Park-Extension citizens gathered for a festive protest on Monday evening in front of the fence dividing Ogilvy from De Castelnau. Armed with homemade cookies, construction paper, and...Why Park Ex gets so hot?
What can be done to mitigate the effects of heatwaves With summer in full swing, many Montrealers are making the most of the sunny weather...Local police stations set to merge
The merger of stations 31 and 33 have some worried about access The SPVM announced last week that it would be merging both the Park...Putting an end to racial profiling
Leaders call on the provincial government to act A little over one month after a controversial police intervention among two black Villeray teenagers, Québec Solidaire...Still fenced-in
Residents increasingly angered by Ogilvy/DeCastelnau crossing May turned into June, and June quickly turned into July, and although it has now been two months since...Borough Council Meeting
Ogilvy/DeCastelnau fence issue raised at borough meeting The borough held its regularly scheduled monthly borough council meeting last Tuesday evening, where city employees and elected...
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