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NEWS
Hearing in Hughes death set for next year
The husband of a St. Lazare woman killed when she was run over by a vehicle near her home a year ago, was in court last week, where Quebec Court Judge Pierre Olivier Gagnon set the date for his preliminary hearing — Oct. 25, 2027.
Vaudreuil sur le Lac opts to borrow to buy woodland
The little town of Vaudreuil sur le Lac is going to borrow $2.57 million to buy a second tract of woodland to add to its holdings, creating a public forested park that spans 50.5 acres.
New MNAs prepare to take on critic roles
The 1019 region’s two rookie MNAs are looking forward to holding the Parti Québécois government to account in the upcoming parliamentary session, pointing to their new roles in the Liberal shadow cabinet highlight their professional backgrounds.
OPINION
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We have all heard the question: If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
Here we are in mid-April in Montreal — that magical, confusing, slightly unhinged time of year that requires decisions. Or, more accurately, “leaps of faith.” Should I finally put the snow boots away? Swap the winter tires? Drag the rake out from wherever I defiantly tossed it back in November? Or, is this all an elaborate meteorological prank, with one last snowstorm lurking like a villain waiting for...
What a difference a year makes.
April is the cruelest month, say the poets. Gardeners think they may be right.
Normally, this would be when I would advise you to get outside and enjoy the spring, and save these recommended series for after sundown. But these will instead help pass the time until, say, summer?
