Monthly Archives: February 2022
Street security near Parliament should be drastically increased, says Annie Koutrakis
Vimy MP calls for Ottawa's Wellington St. to be closed permanently, following ‘Freedom Convoy’ crisis
During an anticipated Parliamentary investigation into the “Freedom Convoy” which occupied Parliament Hill for more than three weeks, Vimy Liberal...
Laval News Volume 30-07
The current issue of the Laval News volume 30-07 published February 23rd, 2022.Covering Laval local news, politics, sports and our new section Mature Life.(Click on the image to read the paper.)
LPD has been on a ticketing blitz near school zones
Officers with the Laval Police Department issued more than 3,000 tickets since the beginning of the school year last September for driving offenses committed while proceeding through school zones.
It is estimated that in Quebec,...
Montreal Canadiens’ new interim-head coach says it’s the fulfillment of a dream
Hockey Hall-of-Famer Martin St-Louis first pulled on skates at Laval’s Aréna Samson
After all the excitement last week over news of the Montreal Canadiens’ appointing Martin St-Louis as the new interim-head coach of the Habs,...
STL claims ‘breakdown’ of negotiations with its drivers
The Société de transport de Laval says it recently tabled yet another proposal for arbitration with its drivers, who are currently involved with the STL in an extended labour dispute.
In a statement issued last...
Quebec Transport Minister tells SAAQ to shell out $1 billion to retired accident victims
Bonnardel’s legislated revisions will also make digital log-keeping mandatory on trucks
The CAQ government’s Minister of Transport François Bonnardel has announced some forthcoming legislative changes that will see $1 billion from the Société de l’assurance...
#NewsMatters: The National Assembly Report
How we navigate out of pandemic has become alarmingly divisive in Quebec
Raquel Fletcher in Quebec City
It’s become clear politicians, like Quebecers in general, are fed up with the pandemic that keeps dragging on. Health...
Has masking in schools exceeded its best before date?
Children and teenagers bearing the brunt of health-threatening policies whose risks are outweighing their benefits
From a political and legal standpoint, the battle over whether mask wearing should be enforced in schools is still raging....
Yves Robillard questions Justin Trudeau’s handling of Covid response
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin MP sides with fellow Liberal Lightbound in pandemic dispute
Marc-Aurèle-Fortin Liberal MP Yves Robillard, normally a reliable defender of his party from the House of Commons’ backbenches, broke his habitual silence last week to...
Laval News Volume 30-06
The current issue of the Laval News volume 30-06 published February 16th, 2022.Covering Laval local news, politics, sports and our new section Mature Life.(Click on the image to read the paper.)
