Wed June 16, 2010
By Martin C. Barry
About 530 people turned up for the popular $150-a-ticket evening, which is one of two major events the foundation holds each year as its principal means of fundraising.
By Martin C. Barry
Senior students taking dramatic arts at
Laval Liberty High School excelled recently
in an end-of-year stage tradition, when
they performed the challenging hit broadway
musical Mame.
By Geneviève April
During the June 8 municipal council
meeting, the council received a recommendation
to authorize an Agence métropolitaine
de transport (AMT) project
to allow a connection of the Blainville-
Saint-Jérôme train line to the Mont-
Royal tunnel.
By Martin C. Barry
Students from Italy and from Laurier Senior High School get to know each other a
little better outside a Laurier
Senior classroom.
Senior classroom.
Published June 16, 2010
Wed June 2, 2010
By Martin C. Barry
Missing Children’s Network
held a child identification clinic at four Montrealarea
shopping malls, including the Carrefour Laval.
By Martin C. Barry
Nearly 35 secondary five students from École secondaire Leblanc in eastern Laval got a chance to be crime scene investigators last Monday when they took part in a simulated criminal investigation exercise organized by a Montreal-based company
By Martin C. Barry
alt="war cenotaph honours Canada’s fallen veterans" title="war cenotaph honours Canada’s fallen veterans" />A new war veterans monument is the result of a collaboration between the Legion branch in Chomedey and in St. Marys, Ontario
By Martin C. Barry
More than 120 Royal LePage offices across Canada, including Anne Shears in Laval, took part in a record-breaking campaign that day, sponsored by the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation, and raising more than $300,000 for the cause of ending violence against women and children
(TLN)
After three productive days at the BIO International Convention in Chicago filled with fruitful business meetings, the Biotech City delegation has returned with promising partnerships for Laval’s biotech firms (BIOPOLE).
(TLN)
The International Mass Marketing
Fraud Working Group has designated
June 1st, 2010 as the International
Day of Action Against Mass Marketing
Fraud.
By Geneviève April
On May 20, the graduates of the Vimont
Competency Development Centre (CDC)
received their diplomas at the centre’s third
graduation ceremony held at Chateau Royal.
By Martin C. Barry
Centre du Sablon is entering a new phase in the ongoing development of its Sablon Fit physical fitness centre — one that will deliver an exclusive service for a special clientele: Sablon Para Fit.
(TLN)
City of Laval is asking that citizens reduce their water consumption for some outdoor activities. Wasting water may lead to a severe pressure in some neighbourhoods, which could result in a water shortage.
Wed May 19, 2010
By Martin C. Barry
(TLN)
In Laval this year, $19,300 was allotted for 33 prizes, for a total of 97 projects received by last March 15. Sixty-three projects were submitted in the category “student entrepreneurialism” and 34 projects in the category “enterprise creation.”
By Martin C. Barry
/>Considering what the Centre d’assistance aux plaintes de Laval (CAAP) does for people and that it’s been around for 15 years, you’d think more people would know about it.
Published June 2, 2010
- EDITORIAL - Demography is Medicare’s Destiny
- EDITORIAL - The changing face of the environmental movement
Published May 19, 2010
- EDITORIAL - Despite the downturn, Canada’s economy will still drift West
- EDITORIAL - To reduce health wait times, follow the European model
Published April 21, 2010
By Martin C. Barry
Quebec’s Armenian Apostolics will soon have a place to gather and worship as a community, following the official ground anointing and consecration of Holy Cross Armenian Church on Souvenir Road in Chomedey
By Martin C. Barry
Consumers buying cars in Quebec sometimes faced confusion and uncertainty. They may find themselves resting a little easier from now on, knowing they are now under the protection of the province’s Autorité des marchés financiers.
By Geneviève April
The president of the Parti Québécois for the region of Laval, Michel Leduc, predicts that the Bachand budget, which was tabled by the Liberals on March 29, will take back everything that Quebecers have received over the past six years
By Martin C. Barry
The Bloc Québécois is pressuring the Conservative government to prolong employment insurance benefits for persons who have no choice but to be absent from work because of serious illnesses like cancer
Wed Apr 7, 2010
By Martin C. Barry
Although the Harper Conservative government claims it is more committed than ever to reforming Canada’s Senate, a Conservative Senator has told the Laval News that the government should proceed with the reform only in stages
By Martin C. Barry
‘Residents will be polled on various aspects of services they receive at CSSS Laval, including the quality, courtesy and professionalism of personnel
By Martin C. Barry
Business people from all over Laval got the opportunity on March 24 to touch base with thousands of students in search of summer employment during the seventh annual Montmorency College job fair
- EDITORIAL - United Nations costs more than it’s worth
- EDITORIAL - Better a broken UN than no UN at all
Wed Mar 24, 2010
By Martin C. Barry
‘When the kids are playing hockey, they’re not really disturbing anybody’ – Cst. Frank Di Genova
By Martin C. Barry
‘This would cost money and it wouldn’t work,’ says SWLSB chairman
By Martin C. Barry
Federal Liberals from Laval say they are confident that Angelo G. Iacono, their nominee in the riding of Alfred-Pellan, will be able to defeat incumbent Bloc Québécois MP Robert Carrier in the next election.
By Martin C. Barry
Quebec Education, Sport and Leisure
Minister Michelle Courchesne is urging
political and business leaders to
forge stronger links with the education
sector, with a view to encouraging
economic improvements
- EDITORIAL - Economic fashion: What colours are hot this spring
- EDITORIAL - Helping others doesn’t need to be a drain on the economy
Wed Mar 10, 2010
By Martin C. Barry
Public consultation planned for Mont Laval project in Ste-Dorothée
By Martin C. Barry
After swearing in new Canadian citizens, Judge Duguay himself was sworn in as an honorary member of the Scouting movement.
Wed Feb 24, 2010
By Martin C. Barry
The money was raised from our 9th Annual Holiday Community Breakfast and related activities.
By Martin C. Barry
But it's just "smoke and mirrors," insists former crown prosecutor
By Martin C. Barry
Sees a link between Metro trains in dark tunnels and "unhappy" transit users
- EDITORIAL - It is time to align public sector incentives with the private sector
- EDITORIAL - Lawyers salivating over governments' addiction to gambling
Wed Feb 10, 2010
Martin C. Barry
He would have been able to produce thousands of fake credit and debit
cards, virtually indistinguishable from the real thing...
By Martin C. Barry
A promise made is a promise that
must be kept. Students from several
of the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School
Board's schools ...
By Martin C. Barry
Laval residents would have another bin to deal with " a brown one " in addition to the big blue receptacle they are already expected to have for recycling of solids, and the trash can for disposal of garbage.
By Martin C. Barry
But we have lowest rate in Quebec, say prevention experts ...
- EDITORIAL - Buy American exemption makes Canada part of the problem
- EDITORIAL - Too much media in schools is the message
Fri Jan 29, 2010
TLN
Laval's fire department was called Friday 3:30 PM to a general alarm fire. The fire erupted at the south-east side of Saint-Martin Shopping centre (corner of Notre-Dame Blvd. and Labelle Blvd.) which lodges a fast-food sandwich restaurant, the Scratch billiard complex and a Royal Bank branch. At the time of this report firemen were still fighting the blaze in extreme cold temperatures of -28 Celsius.
Wed Jan 27, 2010
By Martin C. Barry
Held at the Palace banquet hall on Le Corbusier Boulevard on Jan. 14, the event attracted more than 500 people, the largest crowd ever to attend the gala. ...
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A big hearted cycle three class at OLP Elementary wanted to help support Haiti in its need ...
By Martin C. Barry
"Most Haitians want to have some level
of control over their economy, and they want to have some level of control over their political life" Yves Engler ...
By Silvet Ali
, members of the AGAPE-Network Partnership Initiative (NPI) will be meeting at the Laval Community Learning Center to discuss their 2010 agenda. The committee is made up of members from Santé Publique, CSSS Laval, the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board, Laval Police, and other representatives from the community, working together for the common goal of providing better English services to the growing anglophone community of Laval.
By Martin C. Barry
The City of Laval has signed an agreement with the Quebec Provincial Provincial Police, allowing the QPP from the Laval-Laurentides-Lanaudière area to use Laval's Chomedey Boulevard prisoner detention centre.
Wed Feb 10, 2010
By George Guzmas
We continue today with what other manufacturers will be offering to consumers to replace their HD sets with 3D sets.
Published January 13, 2010
- EDITORIAL - Increased security measures a blow to our personal liberty
- EDITORIAL - The clock is ticking for the public sector
- Grits question government’s ‘sole source’ airport scanner deal ‘Didn’t go through the usual bidding process?’ says security critic
- Conservatives could table Senate reform bill by spring
- During the holidays, The STL raised $8500 for students’ breakfasts
- PQ’s Pauline Marois needs ‘reality check,’says Laval Liberal Alain Paquet
- LAVAL COUNCIL - Metro safe, insists Vaillancourt
- Mandatory Internet filing for business
- 2009 not a great year for women’s rights, says women’s critic
- Prorogation takes a toll on work of Parliamentarians
- CIMA+ wins coveted top spot as Quebec’s best employer
Published December 16, 2009
- EDITORIAL - The Christmas gift of giving
- Laval - 2010 Budget
- STL debuts state-of-the-art Synchro system
- RIDE FREE ABOARD THE STL
- Winter Olympic Games fever arrives in Laval
- Auclair announces $122 000 investment in Laval company
- STL new bus fares
- They�ve done it again
- $121,774 subsidy to Soci�t� de transport de Laval for 2009
- Bloc�s Demers doesn�t see end of Tory minority rule in Ottawa
- City of Laval opens new firehall in Sainte-Doroth�e
- $161,123 public transit subsidy to Soci�t� de transport de Laval
Published December 1, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Canada Post should learn from Deutsche Post's experience
- EDITORIAL - Health-care pros signal importance of keeping the ...
- Laurier Senior students take second prize for entrepreneurship in Laval
- Shield of Athena launches multilingual help line in Laval
- Laval Palliative Care Home opens in St. Vincent de Paul district
- Laval Liberty Hockey Panthers hope to win provincials
- Two amateur soccer athletes from Laval receive Montreal Impact bursaries
- Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital Renews Board of Directors
- Charest and Liberal government ‘bad,’ says PQ leader Pauline Marois
Published November 4, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Better the devil you know
- EDITORIAL - Times are tough for (almost) everyone
- Vaillancourt’s-PRO era continues
- Laval Police Chief Jean-Pierre Gariepy celebrates 40 years fighting crime
- Quebec adopts ‘coupon’ system to cope with H1N1 vaccine lineups
- Vaccination campaign
- Operation Marteau
- Crime prevention week in Laval
- Construction of new Armenian centre
- ‘Networking’ becomes key in Agence’s community groups strategy
- Laval Lions raise $42,000 for local groups at 42nd annual benefit dinner
- Kids celebrating Halloween were delighted by Auteuil ‘haunted house’
- Darveau Street will never be the same after ‘haunted house’
- ‘We’ll be back in four years,’ says David de Cotis
- Robert Bordeleau loses mayoral race
Published October 21, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Driving out of unemployment
- EDITORIAL - How the baby boomers blew it on health care
- Class of 2009 at Laval Liberty
- Good Food Box program launches in Laval
- - EXCLUSIVE - Alternative medicine group warns of hazards from H1N1 flu vaccine
- Parti au Service du Citoyen unveils 14 new candidates
- Vaillancourt’s PRO team presents platform
- Centre du Sablon launches ‘Sablon Green’ to ecologically renew back yard
Published October 21, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Driving out of unemployment
- EDITORIAL - How the baby boomers blew it on health care
- Class of 2009 at Laval Liberty
- Good Food Box program launches in Laval
- - EXCLUSIVE - Alternative medicine group warns of hazards from H1N1 flu vaccine
- Parti au Service du Citoyen unveils 14 new candidates
- Vaillancourt’s PRO team presents platform
- Centre du Sablon launches ‘Sablon Green’ to ecologically renew back yard
Published October 7, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Will government fumble recovery as the ball is handed to shaky consumers?
- EDITORIAL - How Canada's schools promote failure in university - and life
- $96 million sports and cultural events complex
Published September 23, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Adding content to an empty election
- EDITORIAL - The Ignatieff Enigma
- Metro network to grow in Laval and beyond
- City of Laval celebrates 13th Edition of Journees de la Culture
- Guy Ouellette Financial Assistance To Place des Aines.
- STL set to launch access to real-time information for users
- Laval company receives $850,000 loan from federal government
- 36th blood collection drive in Laval is a success
- Metro extension studies a ‘waste,’ insists PSC leader
- More SMART Boards to be installed at Laval’s Terry Fox School
- SWLSB launches new accelerated learning program
- Laval to plant 6,000 more trees at highway junctions
Published September 9, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Bye Bye, freedom!
- EDITORIAL - How governments can improve our summer vacations
- Laval Liberty Panthers win season opener
- Laval’s 36th blood drive set for this Friday
- Charest says ‘thank you’ to Quebec Jewish community
- Young Israel of Chomedey celebrates 50th anniversary
- PSC would make two-terms max for future Laval mayors
- Bloc QuÉbÉcois uncertain about prospects of fall vote
- Vaillancourt wants new deal for Laval’s Metro users
Published August 26, 2009
- EDITORIAL - It’s time for a new economic paradigm
- EDITORIAL - New climate change pact shouldn’t punish growth
- >World champ Jean Pascal returns home t o Laval
- Night-flights continue to affect Laval residents
- Fête de la famille 10th Edition - Pleasures to Share!
- St.Martin Seniors Association win
- CBC NEWS: Montreal supper-hour
- Telecom complaints agency
Published August 12, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Canadians needn’t feel guilty about using water
- EDITORIAL - The Ethics of Debate on Human Rights Commissions: Attack the policy, not the person
- Residential swimming pool security: Quebec moves ahead
- Bloc MPs uncertain about election, as they prepare to resume session
- Berthiaume-du Tremblay outdoor pool event raises funds for Agape
- Logicaisse is alleged to have enabled tax evasion with “zapper”
- Battle over Parc Mont-Laval heats up at City Hall
- War of words erupts between Manitoba MP and Bloc’s Serge Ménard
- SWLSB copes with $5.3 million deficit with five-year recovery plan
- INLB introduces bicycle service for the blind in Laval
- Shooting in Laval
- The fastest Internet access service available to Laval
Published July 15, 2009
- EDITORIAL - The high cost of “free” parking
- EDITORIAL - Are your vegetables green enough?
- Greeks come out to celebrate their heritage at cultural festival
- Armenians hold annual cultural festival
- Golf fever spreads during 'Agape Classic' tournament
- Ste-Dorothée teens take top honours in battle-of-the-bands
- National Bank donates $415,000 to Quebec Breast Cancer Foundation
- Perez meets Phelps
- Private bill for ‘equal parenting’ goes on Parliament’s order paper
- Donate to the Special Olympics
- Shooting in Laval
- French School board won’t acknowledge Chomedey girl’s disability
- Chomedey Tigresse win Gold
Published July 1, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Get ready for the coming cuts to government services
- EDITORIAL - In defence of Gross Domestic Product
- Quebec’s Family Minister Tony Tomassi visits Laval for project launch
- McGill chemical engineering grad is moonlighting as an actor
- Mouvement Lavallois issues ‘manifesto’ leading to November election
- Chomedey Wildcats score gold at 2009 Mirabel soccer tournament
Published June 17, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Five reasons why politicians should take a break
- EDITORIAL - What should we do with our car company?
- Lobster Fest raises $54,100 for S.W.L. Foundation
- Émilie Coulombe receives Canada’s Millennium Scholarship
- Andrew Perez is aiming for 2011 Athens Special Olympics
- Agape sees major expansion ahead with Lord’s Kitchen
- The joys of living in Laval
- CRE-Laval honours eco-conscious schools on World Environment Day
- Laval’s aging population — Catastrophe or challenge?
- The Louis-Hébert Prize is Awarded to Pierre Ducharme
Published June 3, 2009
- EDITORIAL - GM-Chrysler bailout equal to $14,705 tax on new car purchase
- EDITORIAL - Former East Bloc countries health care systems beat Canada’s
- 'Prepare for Glory'
- Mouvement lavallois unveils election candidates slate
- Barbie’s Resto-Bar hosts‘Breakfast of Hope’ in Laval
- 41st Merite sportif awards An incredible turnout!
- SWLSB’s adult ed program produces 120 high school graduates
- Celebrating ’s Firefighters
- Barbecue food safety tips
- Quebec could be world’s largest exporter of clean power: Charest
Published May 20, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Patients’ rights cornerstone of an effective health care system
- New pedestrian access tunnel opens at Cartier station
- Folco blasts Tories on unemployment at fundraiser cocktail
- Summer job outlook mixed, say Bloc and Liberal MPs
- The Canada Revenue Agency revokes charitable status
- Child Identification Clinic on Saturday, May 23
- Bibliovente 2009: An incredible turnout!
Published May 6, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Canada’s debt to hit 53% of GDP, Britain’s 103%, US’ 122%
- EDITORIAL - The year of the bailout pig
- Demonstrators pay respects to murdered Jinane Ghannoum
- Liberal MP Folco doubts Tories will trip over EI issue
- Laval Sets a New Investment Record in 2008: $1.7 Billion
- Laval’s volunteers take a ‘trip down memory lane’
- Laval’s Sea Cadets celebrate end of year training with Pride and Pageantry
- Laval Liberty High School stages ‘Curtains’
- Donate your used bicycles for a worthy cause
Published April 22, 2009
- EDITORIAL - Diagnosing the future of health care in Canada
- EDITORIAL - If the bees disappear, we’ll all be stung
- Laval resident loses dog in vicious pit bull attack
- CFL football hero Marc Calixte comes home to Laval
- Laval MP Demers wants Ottawa to help Nathalie Morin
- One birth, one tree; Sign up before May 22
- Laval-des-Rapides gets $18.2 million public housing project
- The 2008-09 Chomedey Dynamo Winter Soccer Champions
- EDITORIAL - Going international in a troubled economy
- EDITORIAL - The unfair tax advantage for Crown Corporations
- Cadets experience unique activity
- Sir Wilfrid Laurier Foundation lottery...
- Greeks celebrate Independence Day
- Quebec places new directory for coming business transfers online
- Deadline looming, just 15 of Laval’s 60 seniors homes are certified safe
- Family doctors group open their doors in Sainte-Rose
- Guy Ouellette announces $147 000 for projects aiming to help seniors lead an active life
- Enrollment begins for summer day camps, swimming and tennis
- EDITORIAL -- Let’s ban environmental “flavoursof- the-month” movements
- NASA astronaut returns to Chomedey
- first deficit budget in a decade
- PSC mayoral candidate Bordeleau “surprised” by trolleybus study
- Thousands queue up for sixth annual Salon Emploi Laval
- EDITORIAL -- The importance of nursery rhymes to today’s economy
- EDITORIAL -- Is the UN a danger to free speech?
- Laval to hold ‘lottery’ for Saint-François residential properties
- Daffodil Days takes place this year from April 2 to 5
- Laval’s 2567 Cadets Corps receives $5,000 from Objectif Zenith
- Vincent Auclair appointed chair of Laval caucus
- Chomedey Dynamo neutralize wins 2009 ARS Laval U9 indoor tournament
- Quebec Liberal MNA Guy Ouellette thanks riding volunteers at brunch
- EDITORIAL -- Canada: The new Switzerland?
- EDITORIAL -- Like Harper, Ignatieff is fighting a history of mistrust
- First forum on providing better services for Laval’s English-speaking residents
- President Obama and Prime Minister Harper vow joint effort
- Michael Ignatieff meets with U.S.President Barack Obama
- Welcome news for Laval residents affected by night-time flight path
- Nortel retirees take legal route to safeguard pensions ‘at risk’
- CBC Peter Mansbridge interview with President Obama
- Équipe Laval sets out this weekend for winter-time Jeux du Québec
- This year, take a scientific school break!
- EDITORIAL -- The extraordinary madness of the stimulus crowd
- $10.5 million investment announced for Laval's Cosmodome
- Team Greece will play in world ball hockey championship in June
- City of Laval celebrates 25th edition of Volunteer Tribute
- 2009 suicide prevention conference unites region's mental health professionals
- EDITORIAL -- Time for an economic paradigm shift
- Water levels on the rise on Laval`s surrounding rivers
- Chomedey MNA appointed parliamentary assistant to Transport Minister
- Celebrating winter with Sainte-Rose en Blanc 2009
- $400,000 to be paid to City by HYDRO-QUÉBEC
- Laval Liberty High Concert Band hits the road
- Flaherty promises billions in spending, tax cuts to boost economy
- Dynamos Express Laval Atom BB
- EDITORIAL -- ‘Recession psychology’ be damned when
personal finances ...
- There was ‘Magic and Humour’ at the SWLSB’s annual fundraising gala
- Longtime Tory loyalist Leo Housakos is government’s liaison for ...
- January 27 federal budget
- Laval Liberty High School drama students stage Alice’s Wonderland
- Preventing carbon monoxide poisoning
- Immigration changes
- EDITORIAL -- Can the Liberal Party survive without Quebec’s ‘French Power’?
- EDITORIAL -- Coalition games fuel the fires of western separatism
- Average home owner to pay $6.79 more taxes, city says in 2009 budget
- Holidays hard on parents who lose custody disputes
- Guy Ouellette re-elected in landslide win
- Minister of Education re-elected as MNA for Fabre
- Laval Bloc Québécois MPs bet heavily on Liberal-NDP coalition
- Al-Anon gives hope to family and friends of alcoholism
- Vimont Has Talent II raises more than $1,000
- EDITORIAL --
Can the Liberal Party survive without Quebec’s ‘French Power’?
- EDITORIAL --
Coalition games fuel the fires of western separatism
- Average home owner to pay $6.79 more taxes, city says in 2009 budget
- Holidays hard on parents who lose custody disputes
- Guy Ouellette re-elected in landslide win
- Minister of Education re-elected as MNA for Fabre
- Laval Bloc Québécois MPs bet heavily on Liberal-NDP coalition
- Al-Anon gives hope to family and friends of alcoholism
- Vimont Has Talent II raises more than $1,000
- EDITORIAL -- Rise of Liberal-NDP coalition raises questions on Tories’ ...
- EDITORIAL -- How’s it going eh!!!! Canada’s Coup d’ État
- Charest asks Quebecers to abandon sovereignty, embrace prosperity
- The Laval News interviews Premier Jean Charest
- 2008 Laval’s Olympians honoured by City
- PM dares Dion to face voters with coalition plan
- Laval Les-Iles volunteers brunch a huge success!
- Ceremony pays tribute to exceptional citizenship
- Health, housing and protection of French concern Laval PQ candidates
- We’re open to immigrants, says Fabre ADQ candidate Tom Pentefountas
- Charest drops by Bois-de-Boulogne sports centre for some soccer
- Laval PLQ candidates highlight plans aimed at families
- Agape’s First Annual Gala
- 19 000 Laval adults at risk for developing problems with alcohol
- EDITORIAL -- Impact of technology on financial markets
- EDITORIAL -- Time to rethink the immigration point system
- Two homicides within 12 hours stun residents
- Night flights noise pollution takes its toll on Laval Citizens
- Plaque and tree at Laval Liberty H.S. honour Sgt. Christos Karigiannis
- Raymonde Folco sworn in as Laval-les Iles Member of Parliament
- ELECTIONS - Dumont announces five Laval candidates
- ELECTIONS - Chomedey Metro ‘eventually,’ but studies needed first ...
- ELECTIONS - Vimont Liberal candidate focuses campaign ...
- ELECTIONS - Alain Paquet: Majority is needed to avoid economic storm
- ELECTIONS - "We need a more stable government,” says Courchesne
- ELECTIONS - Chomedey MNA Guy Ouellette is choosing to ignore polls ...
- EDITORIAL - Sen. Barack Obama’s Victory Speech Chicago...
- COMMENTARY - To Vote, Lest We Forget
- Charest seeks ‘clear mandate’
- City Hall hosts launch of Greek children’s book
- La Francoderole visits École Saint-Norbert
- Project VITAL yields positive results
- Extensive survey takes snapshot of Laval health
- New hospital room unifies services
- A Time to Remember
- Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital holds third annual appreciation evening
- Football’s Laval Bulldogs make Midget AAA quarter-finals
- Missing Children’s Network sets up shop in Laval
- EDITORIAL -- The role of government in uncertain times
- EDITORIAL -- Redefining citizenship
- Officials from city and province open Sablon Fit
- Raymonde Folco wins Laval-les-Iles riding for fifth consecutive time
- Laval-les Îles Conservative Agop Evereklian takes defeat in stride
- Laval voters return incumbent Bloc MP Nicole Demers to office
- The Desjardins Group and ACEF team up
- AGAPE prepares for 1st Annual Gala Fundraiser
- LRI invests $40 million in its Laval facility
- Mayoral candidate calls for Vaillancourt’s resignation
- CSSS Laval wins top award in ‘access to care and services’ category
- A helping hand provided for the École Alphonse-Desjardins ...
- MNA Alain Paquet launches new program for the elderly ...
- 80 new spots for users of Ste-Dorothée train station
- EDITORIAL -- Time to invest in our politicians
- EDITORIAL -- We must elect leaders who care about the planet
- ELECTIONS -- Conservative PM Stephen Harper makes campaign stop...l
- ELECTIONS -- Incumbent Folco not concerned by potential rise ...
- ELECTIONS -- Bob Rae visits Laval-les-Iles MP and candidate ...
- ELECTIONS -- Courting the multicultural vote in Laval-les-Îles
- Objectif Zenith officially kicks off
- SWLSB opens new Community Learning Centre teleconferencing facilities
- On Tuesday October 14, it’s your call!
- $37.4 million cancer center at Cité de la santé
- Minister of Employment Announces Laval Employment Pact
- Breast cancer screening programs celebrates 10 years
- EDITORIAL -- The War of the Posters
- EDITORIAL -- Wall Street financial collapse spells the end
of American ...
- ELECTIONS -- Local Liberals launch campaign with attack on Stephen Harper
- ELECTIONS -- Could the specter of Tory majority spur strategic voting ...
- ELECTIONS -- War of words erupts, as Tories challenge Bloc Québécois ...
- ELECTIONS -- Folco: ‘Difficult battle’ looms, but together united and strong ...
- ELECTIONS -- Laval’s Bloc MPs say there will probably be a Conservative...
- ELECTIONS -- Evereklian promises cooperation with all levels of government
- Residents of De la Seine street fed up with rusty water
- Laval’s Cité de la Santé celebrates 30th anniversary
- Mass Influenza Vaccinations ‘No Appointment Necessary’
- Chomedey Liberal MNA Guy Ouellette honours Jean Noël Lavoie
- Free guided tours for newcomers to Laval
- EDITORIAL -- Arctic environmental protection a challenge for us all
- ELECTIONS -- Incumbent Raymonde Folco stands by her record
- ELECTIONS -- Will the Bloc Québécois be ‘soft selling’ sovereignty
- ELECTIONS -- Agop Evereklian sees three-way battle looming in Laval-les-Îles
- Shaar Shalom celebrates 50th anniversary
- Tougher sanctions needed to combat hockey violence
- Ban Beretta semi-auto rifle, says coroner in Dawson College shooting
- Laval Transit Corp. STL sees growth in ridership over past summer
- Folco sees Tories undermining ‘spirit’ of immigration and refugee act
- EDITORIAL -- Spare a thought for Senate reform
- EDITORIAL -- New science looks at big picture for the future
- The Laval News Celebrates its 15th Anniversary!
- The story behind The Laval News
- Montreal North riot put Laval police on alert
- Despatie brings silver back home
- Getting out the female vote
- Annual ‘Agape
Classic’ golf tournament
- “Make Education our Top Priorty” says FCSQ
Chairman Andre Caron
- EDITORIAL --
Harper quietly gives the West what it wants
- EDITORIAL --
Death of A Prophet
- Centre du Sablon prepares to mark
anniversary of founding
- Major Drug Bust in Laval
- Laval plants trees to cut greenhouse gas
and deal with ‘heat islands’
- They were ‘dancing with the stars’ in
Vieux Sainte-Rose
-- 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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