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'Much more than a resident': Pika the river otter passes away at Ecomuseum Zoo - Montreal - Vimarsana News

'Much more than a resident': Pika the river otter passes away at Ecomuseum Zoo - Montreal

Pika, who was born in the wild, came to live at the zoo in 2016 after narrowly escaping a tragic fate. Officials said she had been captured and was destined for the fur trade.

Kahnawà:ke inaugurates Bay Restoration Project - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Kahnawà:ke inaugurates Bay Restoration Project - Montreal

Mother Nature is taking back its majestic place in Kahnawà:ke's Tekwakitha island. But its beauty wasn't always there. The island was inhospitable for decades.

Quebec sets out plan to reach 60% of greenhouse gas reduction target by 2030 - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Quebec sets out plan to reach 60% of greenhouse gas reduction target by 2030 - Montreal

The province is aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 37.5 per cent below 1990 levels, a reduction to six tonnes of carbon dioxide per resident from nine.

The Montreal Area Is Getting A Huge New Riverside Park That'll Be 42 Kilometres Long - Vimarsana News

The Montreal Area Is Getting A Huge New Riverside Park That'll Be 42 Kilometres Long

Municipalities north of Montreal are teaming up to create a sprawling new park. As planned, the park would total 5,000 hectares and stretch 42 kilometres along the Rivière des Mille Îles.

St.Laurent gets $1 million to protect park woodland - Vimarsana News

St.Laurent gets $1 million to protect park woodland

The St. Laurent borough has received $999,610.98 from the Quebec Environment ministry to "to restore and create wetlands and bodies of water" in Marcel Laurin Park.