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NEWS
SQ probing rash of drive-by vandalism
With St. Lazare Mayor Geneviève Lachance calling for calm, the Sûreté du Québec has launched a major investigation into nearly 70 reported incidents of drive-by shootings in the Vaudreuil-Soulanges region – incidents that have instilled fear and anger among residents of at least seven municipalities.
Housing prices see slight uptick
After posting a 3-per-cent drop in the first half of 2026, housing prices in Vaudreuil-Soulanges have seen a slight uptick in the last three months, a small move that has nudged the region to be listed as one of only two areas in Greater Montreal where the median selling price of a single-family home has not dropped in the third quarter of the year, according to the latest data from the Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers.
Motorcyclist killed in accident in Rigaud
FREDERIC SERRE The 1019 Report A Sûreté du Québec investigation is under way into a fatal accident in Rigaud on Monday that
OPINION
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It appears Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamandon thought using the old enemy-of-my-enemy-is-my-friend approach to wooing English-speaking voters would somehow be successful. Well, it was not.
Part of the charm of living in a small community is that, after a while, you discover there are rules. Not the kind posted on a sign or buried in a municipal bylaw. These are the unwritten rules. Nobody explains them to you. You just pick them up along the way.
Recently the City of Montreal celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Olympics. Even after all this time, believe those Olympics will forever be an embarrassment to the city, to the province and to the legacy of former Mayor Jean Drapeau
I came late in life to pesto. Having grown up with only salt, pepper and occasional cinnamon in the spice rack, fresh pesto made with aromatic basil was a remote exotic world onto itself. But when I started gardening and planted out my first batch of herbs, a little pot of basil ignited a bit of a taste revolution. Now, I make fresh pesto every summer.
Looking back is often productive, although occasionally the victory exacts its own price, as evidenced by this selection of new viewing recommendations: another look back at an epic poem, a group vacation, an anniversary reflection on The Tragically Hip (sob), a missing-child crime thriller and the return of a fictional talk-show host.
