By Robin Della Cortewww.thesuburban.com American retail giant Target started its second job fair last week to fill positions at its new stores in St. ...
Ombudsman replacement proceeding apace
By Robert Frankwww.thesuburban.com Laval is close to hiring a new ombudsman to fill the office, which has been vacant since city council fired the pre...
Laval transit authority earns laurels for making transportation more accessible
By Robin Della Cortewww.thesuburban.com The Canadian Urban Transit Association has recognized Société de transport de Laval (STL) for its accomplishme...
City’s PR firm throws in towel
Pulls plug after allegations of criminal wrongdoings in Laval By Robert Frank www.thesuburban.com Through Laval’s darkest days during the past f...
NEB postpones pipeline hearings
By Robert Frank www.thesuburban.com The National Energy Board (NEB) has put off its public hearing on Enbridge’s proposal to reverse the flow in...
Bid to hold early election fails to gain ground
By Robert Frankwww.thesuburban.com After the province ordered Laval into trusteeship, June 3, Parti au service du citoyen mayoral candidate Robert Bor...
Police urge prom-goers to be prudent
Massive drug bust, boat thieves busted, dry cleaner torched By Robert Frank www.thesuburban.com With thousands of students graduating from high school...
Kirkland implements 40 km/h for residential areas to reduce signage
By Kevin Woodhouse www.thesuburban.com Too many signs in a municipality can be visually polluting, invite graffiti and can incur additional costs for ...
REFUSE campaign picks up speed in SADB
Presentation given on alleged dangers of Hydro Quebec smart meters By Matthew Guité www.thesuburban.com A crowd of more than 50 Ste. Anne de Bellevue ...
Second traffic study raises eyebrows
New study costing $11,500 the second in twelve months By Matthew Guité www.thesuburban.com The monthly council meeting held in Beaconsfield Monda...