By Robert Frank Workers closed off the shoulders last week along Highway 13, day and night, while they work on installing guard rails along the median...
Demographics to drive demand for apartments
By Robert Frank Rentals are life’s bookends: We most like to lease when we’re first starting out and when we retire, Tom McCormack’s research reveals....
Candidates respond to rail car risk
By Robert Frank Last week, Montreal public safety director Louise Bradette told Beaconsfield residents that the agglomeration is striving to stem the ...
Advance polls open Friday
By Robert Frank It’s crunch time for candidates. Citizens will begin to cast their federal election ballots this weekend, as Elections Canada polling ...
Maccarone bids for QESBA leadership
By Robert Frank Jennifer Maccarone thinks that Quebec’s English school boards are a model the entire province should follow, and she wants to bring th...
Crude soon to flow to Suncor
By Robert Frank Continental crude will soon course through Laval on its way to Suncor’s Montreal refinery. After years of hearings and rigorous safety...
Sauvé to run for Quebec Liberals in Fabre
By Robert Frank Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard dropped in at Palmo restaurant in Ste. Dorothée, Sunday, to announce that the Quebec Liberal Party h...
Laval first city to tackle youth nutrition
By Robert Frank The Canadian diabetes epidemic hasn’t reached American proportions yet, but it’s on its way there. Nearly one in five of American chil...
Construction project values jump 70%
By Robert Frank Investors have poured capital into construction in Laval in 2015. The value of all construction projects here has jumped to $714.1 mil...
Arrest might solve a dozen other robbery cases
POLICE BEAT By Robert Frank It’s lineup time for a 44-year-old man whom Laval Police arrested, Oct. 1. Investigators suspect that he might be linked t...