by Rhonda Massad You know the final credits of a film that scroll up at the end? We have someone whose name regularly hits that scroll living right here on the West Island, and his w... Read more
by Rhonda Massad Three years ago, mental health worker, Samantha Molino had a dream to have a therapy dog to help in her work at the Centre Bienvenue in Pierrefonds. Her dream has come true... Read more
by Rhonda Massad La Palette Art School opened in 1967 by well-known artist Renate Heidersdorf. Renate is the daughter of Ernest Heidersdorf, a renowned German-born painter famous for his lov... Read more
by Rhonda Massad It has been a long couple of weeks. Montreal’s state of emergency has shown how a community can rally around each other in the tough times. The biggest question on eve... Read more
“It takes a village to raise a child. It takes a child with autism to raise the consciousness of the village,” Coach Elaine Hall By Rhonda Massad For the past two years Beaconsfield resident... Read more
by Rhonda Massad In the true spirit of family the annual Taste of AMCAL event raised $19,500 this year. AMCAL supporters showed up in numbers to taste the goodies offered by various local re... Read more
By: Olivia Kona Do people exercise because they’re happy? Or are people happy because they exercise? Erin O’Loughlin, researcher and PhD candidate in exercise and health psychology, poses t... Read more
After the devasting shooting in Quebec City, several Montreal Mosques held an open house welcoming their neighbours for some conversation, a tour, and some light refreshments. The idea was... Read more
By Rhonda Massad The 16th annual West Island Karate Championships (WIKC) took place on Saturday, February 11, in Ile Perrot. The tournament is one of the longest-running tournaments for juni... Read more
By: Olivia Kona Devi Di Guida felt an urgency to self-publish her first novel, The Cayman Hustle, for her husband Joe’s 60th birthday this fall. The project became a family effort as everyon... Read more
