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There is speculation that Anthony Housefather might leave the Liberals to join the Conservatives, but would his constituents support such a move?

Côte St. Luc council regular Norman Sabin called on the city to speak out regarding the recently announced Sept. 30 closure of the Le King David seniors residence. “You have

After a weekend protest and a condemnation by the National Assembly, the library’s executive director says he will release a statement in the coming days.

• Côte St. Luc Zoom meeting with Mayor

One element of the Community Action Plan being developed to protect Montreal Jews during an unprecedented period of anti-Semitic intimidation, harassment and violence was met with harsh criticism by the

A series of proposals to protect the Jewish community during an unprecedented period of anti-Semitic intimidation, harassment and violence in Montreal was met with derision by the mayor of Côte

Almost two years after adopting Bill 96 overhauling the Charter of the French Language, the Legault government is enacting dormant clauses affecting the language of signs.

Côte St. Luc council passed an $88.975 million budget for 2024, of which just over $52 million is for local expenses, nearly $35.2 million is the apportionment to the island-wide

• Côte St. Luc Second question period at council meetings

Côte St. Luc Mayor Mitchell Brownstein said his city is facing many challenges in regards to its budget, as he and Councillor Steven Erdelyi explained the 2024 budget. “Like in