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Twenty-three bilingual municipalities, spearheaded by Côte St. Luc, have launched a lawsuit against the Quebec government, challenging aspects of the new language law Bill 96 in Quebec Superior Court.
It’s the latest in a series of legal actions and comes a week after five Quebecers launched a crowd-funded case against Bill 96, arguing it contravenes their rights.
The Côte-St-Luc Dramatic Society is back — with Mayor Mitchell Brownstein — with an adaptation of the hit Broadway musical Something Rotten!
Côte St. Luc council delayed for a second time, until June, a second draft bylaw to approve the Les Jardins Westminster residential-commercial 12-storey high end rental project at the corner
A little more than three years ago, The Suburban reported that the next Côte St. Luc Dramatic Society production was the 2015 Broadway success Something Rotten!, which was nominated for