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Belgian monks have responded to Trappist beers being illegally resold at high prices by making changes to how their beers are obtained.

Transport Quebec said that Montrealers are used to traffic and road closures due to construction. But many commuters complained that what happened this holiday weekend went far beyond what is

The monks of Engelszell Abbey, one of ten official Trappist Breweries left globally, have announced the closure of their monastery.

When Amoti Furaha Lusi lost her husband to Covid-19 she was pregnant with her sixth child. Now she is suing the West Island health authority where she worked – where

The Belgian superstar is hitting the backroads of rural Belgian in 'Hunt for Champagne' bikepacking trip with friends.

The Montreal police arson squad was busy on the West Island again on Sunday investigating two suspicious fires.

Dorval Mayor Marc Doret addressed the fire that left several residents without a home last Friday, March 31. “This sad incident,” he wrote, “leaves many residents and families homeless for

The future of Trappist beer faces uncertainty due to fewer people in Belgium being drawn to life as a monk.

The country’s oldest Trappist brewery faces an uncertain future after a decline in people entering monastic life

Supporters of the Lachine Hospital came from all parts of the West Island, and then some, on Saturday, for The Walk to Save Lachine Hospital. Family physician and public healthcare