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NEWS
We can’t afford to not make parking available at REM stations
Why do we keep trying to jam square pegs into round holes?
9 road deaths in region in 2025
A total of 371 people died on Quebec’s roads last year, according to the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec’s Bilan routiere 2025 released last month — with nine of these fatalities recorded in the Vaudreuil-Soulanges region.
Tiny town attracting global attention
The small town of Terrasse Vaudreuil has been making headlines across Quebec, Canada and the globe this past month, following its novel move to recognize the rights of trees on its territory.
OPINION
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How does a society lose sight of the big picture?
It is springtime in our little corner of the world. All the unmistakable signs are there. The leaves are out, the temperatures are pleasant, and the black flies and mosquitos are coordinating their assaults. This year there is an added bonus — the Habs are in the playoffs. And, they’re winning.
Government is often seen as something amorphous or complex to many Canadians. The census has a real impact on our daily lives, so it’s vital we ensure this “snapshot” of who we are is accurate.
I clearly remember that first garden. Everyone remembers their first garden.
Television is working hard to keep you occupied with escapism, supernatural twists and turns, and a good old-fashioned tear-jerker. Get comfortable. Here’s your new batch of small-screen premieres.
