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With a provincial election scheduled for this fall and a federal election also set for the end of next year, there’s no better time than now it would seem for elected officials from Quebec City and Ottawa to make good on past pledges to inject more money into environmentally-sustainable public transit projects.

Vimy Liberal MP Eva Nassif has announced the federal government’s support for the fight against homelessness in Laval through increased financial assistance to two local organizations: Maison Dominique and the Oasis Mobile Intervention Unit.

City of Laval’s economic development division will have half a million dollars more than its usual budget in the next three years to promote Laval thanks to a subsidy announced by Vimy Liberal MP Eva Nassif.

Laval-based Centre québécois d’innovation en biotechnologie (CQIB) has been granted a $1,425,000 non-repayable subsidy to support the creation and start-up of innovative businesses

Shield of Athena thanks Newsfirst for raising awareness of domestic abuse | The Laval News | Serving Laval Since 1993

Parliament enacts Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy legislation | The Laval News | Serving Laval Since 1993

Federal Heritage Minister Mélanie Joly was at the Laval Cosmodome on Jan. 22 where she announced to an audience including Laval’s mayor and local MPs and MNAs that Ottawa is allocating $2.7 million to support the relocation of the Armand Frappier Museum of biosciences

Tamil community celebrates launch of Tamil Heritage Month | The Laval News | Serving Laval Since 1993

Street security near Parliament should be drastically increased, says Annie Koutrakis | The Laval News | Serving Laval Since 1993

Vimy Liberal MP Eva Nassif announced that six non-profit organizations in western Laval will be receiving a total of $124,691 from the federal government.