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The City of Côte St. Luc, represented by Mayor Mitchell Brownstein and Councillor Dida Berku, presented the city's brief on mobility in the Namur-De La Savane area during Autorité régionale de transport métropolitain hearings on a 2021-2030 Montreal transit plan. CSL has united with the City of Montreal, Town of Mount Royal, and the boroughs of Côte des Neiges-NDG and St. Laurent to call for a transit plan for the area, where there is already traffic congestion and several development projects are planned or underway, including the Hippodrome housing development west of Déca...

Richard Liebmann, who started his career as a volunteer paramedic and later director in Côte St. Luc’s Emergency Measures Service (EMS) and firefighter at that city’s former fire department, has

St. Laurent FIRST ELECTRIC DE-ICING TRUCK UNVEILED: Aéro Mag, a St. Laurent-based aircraft de-icing company, held a ceremony Thursday at their Trudeau Airport facility to unveil the “world’s first electrically powered aircraft de-icing truck.” A company statement says the truck will “help reduce the company’s environmental footprint by significantly reducing its greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.The new truck was designed and manufactured by The Vestergaard Company, “in close collaboration with the Aéro Mag team. “This electrically powered de-icing truck ...

Progress on the long-awaited Hippodrome housing project in Snowdon has not budged “by even an inch” under Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante, area councillor Marvin Rotrand wrote in a message to constituents. As well, “nothing will happen on the proposed Cavendish extension as no funds are budgeted for at least the next five years — and that is just to supposedly start the project,” Rotrand told The Suburban. Rotrand wrote to constituents that Plante is “now in her fourth year as Mayor and has made little progress over the course of her mandate for many promised m...

  After over 50 years, the City of Cote-St-Luc is urging Montreal to get the ball rolling on the expansion of Cavendish Blvd. “The cities, towns, and boroughs with an interest in the Cavendish extension have reached a consensus on this road project,” Cote St-Luc Mayor Mitchell Brownstein said in a statement. “The next step is for Montreal to send the project to the (provincial environmental hearings bureau) for review, as was announced a year ago.” Assistant manager for the City of Montreal Isabelle Cadrin gave “hope,” according to the release, to proponents of the long-await...