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-- EDITORIAL - Another “great honor” bites the dust
-- EDITORIAL - What a difference 50 years makes
-- Local athletes to compete in Worldwide Kickboxing championship
-- Laval’s population to reach 380 000 in 2011
-- Air-Powered car coming in 2009-2010
-- Laval Technopole hosts United Arabic Emirats business session
-- City going electric with NEMO
-- Road sign mischief on du Sablon Street
-- The Liberal Party of Quebec Youth Convention is set for August
-- Traditional music and food draws thousands to Armenian Festival
-- The Greek Festival

Published June 26, 2008
-- EDITORIAL - Summer and politics don’t mix
-- EDITORIAL - Aiding Afghanistan, doing ourselves a big favor
-- Laval police bitter after Parasiris acquittal
-- ‘Cheap oil is over,’ Dion says during Laval fundraiser
-- “AGAPE” thanks community for generosity
-- Laval musicians nominated for Grand Jazz award
-- Opposition PSC party announces first six candidates
-- CSSS Laval aiming to increase presence in region
-- CSSS Laval Users Committee meets in Saint-Rose
-- The looming world food price crisis

Published June 12, 2008
-- EDITORIAL - Thermometers are doing the talking
-- EDITORIAL - Who is responsible for addressing
-- John Limniatis is now the head coach of the Montreal Impact.
-- Quebec passes new rules for brokering real estate
-- ‘Delicacy of the Sea’ to raise proceeds for Laurier School Board schools
-- Groundbreaking ceremony for Armenian church
-- STL goes on Smog Alert!
-- New study looks into lifestyles of Laval youth
-- Youth send out strong message
-- 2008: The year of global food crisis
-- Bloc Québécois bill calls for changes in Old Age Security regulations
-- Laval’s partners tackle the issue of business succession
-- House of Commons votes to let U.S. War resisters stay in Canada

Published May 29, 2008
--International Business Centre (LTIBC) reports on its first Trade Mission to Mexico
--Over $135,000 in funding awarded to the Institut Armand-Frappier
--Eight students from Laval win Millennium Foundation Excellence Award
--Service Canada Centre for Youth - Laval - Open for Business
-- EDITORIAL - “Cherchez la femme” or “Berniergate”
-- EDITORIAL - The real reason behind high oil prices

Published May 15, 2008
-- EDITORIAL - Secrecy is a nasty virus that can lay low the body politic
-- EDITORIAL - Message in a Bottle

Published May 1, 2008
Vaillancourt blames Montreal for underestimating Metro use
--“We want a stronger Quebec in a more prosperous Canada,”
--Abandoned warehouse is a dangerous eyesore for residents of Churchill Street
--City of Laval adds 100 parking spots around Montmorency metro station
--Flood watch continues on banks of Laval
--New Opus fare system means STL users will be riding ‘A la carte’
--Bloc Quebecois promote law changes concerning Quebec on federal-level
--CDC Laurier Adult Education Centre in Vimont gets results
-- EDITORIAL Revenge of the bean counters
-- EDITORIAL The Iraq War: five lies, five years, and three trillion dollars

Published April 17, 2008
-- Emploi-Quebec’s Job Fair
-- Hydro-Quebec Launches Go With The Flow Campaign in Laval
--City Urges Public to Remain Vigilant as Temperatures Rise
--Municipal Council holds monthly meeting in Laval-Ouest
--Pont Viau Competency Development Centre helps individuals enter job market
--Blaze destroys Chomedey reception hall.
--John F. Kennedy Elementary School Launches Peacemakers Program
-- SPORTS -- Major clean up for three Vimont-area soccer fields

Published April 3, 2008
-- A SHOW OF HELLENIC PRIDE
--Double capacity recyclable bins
--Handheld cellphones in cars banned; heavy fines for speeders
--Chomedey Liberals’ Guy Ouellette says his first year went fast
--EDITORIAL It’s time to promote peace in Afghanistan
--EDITORIAL Canada and the recognition of Kosovo: They’ve got it wrong, Kosovo’s totally dependent
--Province marks Adult Education Week
--New service will allow adults to obtain official recognition for work experience

Published March 20, 2008
--Frustrated Notre-Dame resident takes action
--Grocers compensation for bruised cut baby is a $10 gift card
--Charity operator pleads for help after devastating fire
-- Was Vaillancourt rival Bordeleau ejected from meeting or asked to leave?
-- In Laval city politics, early bird could snag the worm
--Laval Technopole introduces new plan to increase Citys economic growth
--Caisse Desjardins de Chomedey rewards good social behaviour in schools
--Daffodil days are back
-- EDITORIAL - Will Barack Obama be the next U.S.A. president?
-- EDITORIAL - Why Canada should not recognize Kosovo

Published March 6, 2008
-- Laval needs womens full representation, says Councillor Jocelyne Guertin
--Race is on against labour shortage, with integration programs for new residents.
-- Dion hints at Harper involvement in furor over Cadman budget vote
-- High-speed Montreal-New York rail connection
-- Hillcrest Academy- School Kits for Uganda Project
-- The rise of pharmaceuticals: treating the human condition
--Laval Liberty Panthers to compete at Juvenile AAA level this year.
-- EA launches groundbreaking game ...
EDITORIAL - Will a new US foreign policy leave Canada behind?

Published February 21, 2008
-- SNOW JOB ON GIBBON STREET
-- LAVAL WILL GET A MINISTER, TORY POINT MAN MICHAEL FORTIER VOWS
-- LAVAL WOMENS GROUP 25TH ANNIVERSARY
-- Bloc incumbent fears February 26 budget could trigger springtime vote
-- Canadians gave more than $1 million in aid, following Greek wildfires
-- Surviving the health care system in the 21st century
EDITORIAL -- Tornadoes not a sign of global warming
EDITORIAL -- Canadians expect good quality of life in many respects but not regarding healthcare...

Published February 7, 2008
-- Quebec ups ante against tax evasion in restaurant sector
-- Elected PQ would draft new history of Quebec nation, says Pauline Marois
-- CAISSE DESJARDINS DE CHOMEDEY REWARDS SAFE SAVING HABITS
-- Combating Canadas most threatening infectious disease
EDITORIAL - -- Where do our leaders stand on science?

Published on January 10, 2008
Girl goalie ineligible on a boys team: GMAA
Remembering the 1998 Ice Storm
Video-lottery terminals to be relocated from poorer neighbourhoods
AMT increasing its capacity by 70%
Up to 68,000 Quebec seniors deprived of $6,600
Courchesne unveils latest policy on families
Vaillancourt underestimates Metro extension cost
EDITORIALS - Exploitation, social injustice and government sanctioned gambling
Destined to Fail: The Truth behind New Years Resolutions


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