Beryl P. Wajsman
Editor-in-Chief at The Suburban
Publisher of The Metropolitain. Editor-in-Chief of The Suburban Newspaper Group. Founder & President of the Institute for Public Affairs of Montreal
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3 days ago |
thesuburban.com | Beryl P. Wajsman
Giuseppe Panzera was named the CIBPA’s Person of the Year. The legendary founder of CIOT and his daughters Claudia and Kristina took time to talk about the beginnings, business today, Montreal real estate and the Trump tariffs. Claudia runs the company’s real estate portfolio and Kristina heads the specialty divisions of CIOT. The CIBPA - Canadian Italian Business and Professional Association - is the largest business organization nationally.
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3 days ago |
thesuburban.com | Beryl P. Wajsman
This city’s long rivalry with Toronto leads it to reject anything Toronto does. Anything they can do we can do better is the generally accepted line. Well, not this time. Toronto city council just passed a “bubble zone” bylaw by a vote of 16-9.
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3 days ago |
thesuburban.com | Joel Goldenberg |Beryl P. Wajsman
Quebec Liberal leadership candidate Pablo Rodriguez spoke to The Suburban's editor-in-chief Beryl Wajsman last week on a wide variety of subjects leading up to the leadership vote and the 2026 provincial election. BW: A Léger poll showed that with Pablo Rodriguez at the head of the QLP, the Liberals are at 31, 32 percent, the PQ falls to 21 percent and the CAQ is at 16 percent. Any other candidate, the numbers basically stay the same with the PQ in front.
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1 week ago |
thesuburban.com | Beryl P. Wajsman
Montreal and its suburbs are affected by two organizations. One is the on-island and off-island 82-municipality CMM (Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal) which includes the city of Montreal. The second is the on-island Agglomeration Council which includes Montreal and 15 demerged municipalities. Recognizing the growth of the suburbs and the inequality in voting distribution in the CMM, the Legault government introduced Bill 104 last week. It boldly seeks to redress the balance.
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1 week ago |
www-thesuburban-com.translate.goog | Beryl P. Wajsman
Montreal and its suburbs are affected by two organizations. One is the on-island and off-island 82-municipality CMM (Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal) which includes the city of Montreal. The second is the on-island Agglomeration Council which includes Montreal and 15 demerged municipalities. Recognizing the growth of the suburbs and the inequality in voting distribution in the CMM, the Legault government introduced Bill 104 last week. It boldly seeks to redress the balance.
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