LJI News
By Dylan Adams Lemaçon LJI Reporter
The Sept. 30 borough council meeting in Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension was marked by a subdued crowd, the symbolic...
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By Dylan Adams Lemaçon LJI Reporter
The municipal council of Deux-Montagnes held its final meeting of the mandate on Thursday, October 2, drawing more...
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By Dylan Adams Lemaçon LJI Reporter
Rosemère’s council chamber was once again filled to capacity on Wednesday, October 1, as the town officially adopted...
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Martin C. Barry, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Quebec’s Chief Electoral Officer Jean-François Blanchet has made a special decision to allow municipalities...
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Martin C. Barry, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
The City of Laval’s Blood Drive is back for the 52nd time. In collaboration with Héma-Québec and the...
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By Trevor Greenway
Marc Carrière has been reappointed for another four years as prefect of the MRC des Collines, and he says climate protection is among...
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By Madeline Kerr
La Pêche is taking a step toward more affordable housing.
Thirty-six new affordable rental units will be coming to Masham thanks to an...
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By Trevor Greenway
Don’t toss your cigarette butt out your car window.
Don’t light that pile of leaves your kids have raked up in the backyard. And...
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By Trevor Greenway
Guillaume Lamoureux didn’t need to knock on doors.
He didn’t need to print campaign brochures, argue his points in a municipal...
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Mélissa Gélinas LJI Reporter
More than 14 years after the gruesome murder of Valérie Leblanc on August 23, 2011, the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) announced...
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At a table in Bekkah’s Bakery in Lennoxville, Action Vision Sherbrooke candidate Chantal Turgeon spoke Oct. 1 about her decision to run for the Uplands seat...
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Hatley Township council’s Oct. 1 public meeting, presided over by Mayor Vincent Fontaine, was the last before the Nov. 2 municipal election.
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By Madeline Kerr
The municipality of Kazabazua has created public access to the Gatineau River, but not without courting some controversy in the process.
The...
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By Madeline Kerr
Rita Jain, councillor for Farm Point, announced she will seek re-election in November, saying this time around she wants to make local government...
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By Trevor Greenway
Members of the Centre Wakefield-La Pêche (CWLP) co-operative said they were “shocked” and “disappointed” at their 2025 AGM when they could...
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By Trevor Greenway
Jenny Buckshot Tenasco was just six years old when she was taken from her family in Kitigan Zibi and placed in a residential school in...
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With the return of the fall season, NHL hockey looms again, as imposing as ever in Quebec culture and society. You have to wonder: Are culture and sport the...
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No immigrant has been more warmly embraced by Quebec, and no immigrant has been a better ambassador abroad. Kim Thúy came here in 1978 along with a wave of...
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Greg Duncan, a longtime voice in Stanstead and former publisher of the Stanstead Journal, is running for Seat #1 on town council in the Nov. 2 election.
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By Bryan Laprise
Local Journalism Initiative
With autumn officially started, it’s time to get out that hiking gear and get ready for some crisp fall days...
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The psychology of music consumption
By Bryan Laprise
Local Journalism Initiative
Following previous articles written about various aspects of music,...
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