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Article content Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson is planning to ask Premier Doug Ford to immediately cease the interprovincial bridge checkpoints that snarled traffic Monday, tied up dozens of local police officers and left thousands of commuters late for work. The mayor, who was not consulted on Friday’s surprise bridge announcement, said he hopes to raise the issue with the premier as early as Tuesday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Egan: The folly of checkpoints — Watson to ask Ontario to end bridge stops Back to video He also said police chie...

We called it an "inferno of snow." Author of the article: Hayley Juhl  •  Montreal Gazette Publishing date: Mar 04, 2021  •  March 4, 2021  •  4 minute read  •  It was nearly impossible to get around Montreal during the snowstorm of March 1971 unless you had a snowmobile. Many of the vehicles were borrowed by police officers. Montreal Gazette file photo Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content Phooey! Try refreshing your...

The CAQ government announced in December 2018 that the Ile Aux Torts bridge would be replaced.

West Island Black Community Association WIBCA GETS 15K FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH:Throughout the years, WIBCA and its volunteers have been dedicated to promoting cultural and educational activities to all–regardless of gender, race or ethnic origin. It is important to acknowledge all their hard work in building a vibrant community and offer our support in their efforts to overcome racism,” said Carlos J. Leitão. The Robert-Baldwin MNA decided to begin Black History Month by donating $15,000 to the West Island Black Community Association.The funds are earmarked for the associationâ�...

SHARE STORY Roadways in and around Montreal were slippery and visibility reduced as a blizzard expected to dump as much as 60 cm of snow in some regions of Quebec began to make itself felt on Tuesday. By 1 p.m., roads and highways on the island of Montreal, Laval and the South Shore were reported by Transport Quebec to be partially or fully covered with snow, while visibility in some off-island areas was reduced. The Sûreté du Québec reported conditions were particularly difficult on Highway 10 in the area of Marieville and urged motorists to slow down, keep their distance from other vehic...