Sainte Anne-de-Bellevue to get help from Quebec Liberal government for hospital transfer
By Kevin Woodhouse
"This gives us hope for the future," Paola Hawa said in reference to her meeting Monday afternoon with Municipal Affairs Minister Pierre Moreau.
The Sainte Anne-de-Bellevue mayor and...
Eating means giving at Kitchen 73
by Rhonda Massad
While Kitchen 73 takes pride in their extensive menu that supports local farms it also gives back each year with a donation to a local Quebec charitable...
“Batshaw has proven to be very good neighbours so far” BCA says
Beaconsfield Batshaw campus, which will house 24 youth in an open setting is scheduled for occupancy this summer. In late January, a tour of the shell of the building...
Family wants to raise money for Montreal Children’s Hospital
by Kevin Woodhouse
Robert and Cristina Byer want to help their daughter and other children suffering from cancer
For most families, Sunday is a day of rest to catch up on...
The Bread Basket takes action against food insecurity on the West Island
The Bread Basket is hosting a Food Security Forum, gathering those working in food assistance to discuss the growing problem of food insecurity and hunger on the West Island...
VOBOC grants wishes to cancer patients all year long
"I hope that you continue making other peoples dreams come true as you have made mine." Maither said
Venturing out beyond our cancer (VOBOC) granted a special wish to Kristin...
Eat Right for Your Body Type and Transform Your Health
by Sue-Anne Hickey
The most positive health change I’ve made in my life has been to learn to eat in a way that suits my body type. My strength and...
Meet Your Neighbour – Doug MacDonald
by Kelly Nickerson.
Doug MacDonald is VP of Sales and Marketing at CN and spends his spare time as Registrar of the Lakeshore Girl’s Softball Association (LGSA). This busy father...
Final RBC Valentine’s breakfast raises $35,000 for 38 West Island charities
For the 14th and final year, RBC has again raised a handsome amount towards West Island Community Shares annual fundraising campaign. The more than 400 breakfasts served at St....
Are people really going without food on the West Island?
by Rhonda Massad
The West Island of Montreal is well known for high-quality family living. Waterfront estates, high-end condos, and homes are commonplace. But Senneville, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Baie-D'Urfé, Ile Bizard, Beaconsfield,...