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If you have ever driven by the Dorval Circle or the corner of Décarie Blvd. and Isabella Ave. over the past few decades, you may have spotted a man holding

Pointe Claire CITY TO FIGHT TO MAINTAIN BILINGUAL STATUS: The city released a statement in light of Quebec’s proposed Bill 96, which would require cities with less than 50 percent English mother tongue residents to pass a motion to retain their bilingual status, and thus continue to provide services in English and French. “The Mayor of the City of Pointe-Claire, John Belvedere, and the members of City Council consider the City’s bilingual status a part of its culture and a foundation of the Pointe-Claire community,” the statement says. “Consequently, the City of Point...

In October, commuters learned in a surprising way that the Dorval Circle had to be closed to traffic in both directions following an inspection by workers at the site. Originally, traffic was to be reduced to one lane in reach direction but the MTQ’s work on the circle “was causing vibrations that could collapse the bridge,” Dorval Mayor Edgar Rouleau told The Suburban at the time. The initial prediction was that the work would be completed by the end of November but now the  the MTQ has informed the public that the circle will remain closed to drivers until the Spring.