Chelsey St-Pierre

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One dead and two injured in DDO crash

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Chelsey St-Pierre

A man was killed and two others injured after a car struck a tree on Spring Garden Street in Dollard-des-Ormeaux early Saturday morning. Emergency services were called to the scene near Fabre Street just before 4 a.m., after several residents reported hearing a crash. According to authorities, firefighters and paramedics arrived to find three men trapped inside the vehicle. One passenger was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver and the other passenger were taken to hospital.
12th annual cancer care Shindig held in Baie D’Urfé

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Chelsey St-Pierre

More than 120 people packed the Baie D’Urfé Curling Club recently for the 12th annual Shindig, a fundraiser that has become a signature event for cancer care support in the West Island. The night was spearheaded by Jim Morrison, whose dedication to collecting bottles and organizing community initiatives has raised over $700,000 for West Island Community Shares (WICC) since he began his efforts twelve years ago.
Rigaud hit and run: Ontario Man turns himself in to police

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Chelsey St-Pierre

A 54-year-old Ontario man has been arrested in connection with a hit-and-run that injured two cyclists in Rigaud. Quebec provincial police (SQ) said the suspect turned himself in at the Vaudreuil-Soulanges East police station on Tuesday. He was taken into custody in relation to the collision, which occurred just before 5 p.m. on May 24, on Haut-de-la-Chute Road, near St-Thomas Road.
Disabled man petitions for accessible transit in West Island

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Chelsey St-Pierre

Raymond Analytis knows what it means to depend on Montreal’s adapted transport system. Like thousands of Montrealers living with mobility challenges, he relies on the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) for accessible minibuses and adapted vehicles—the only way for many to get to work, attend social activities, and reach vital medical appointments.
West Island school bus driver fired after months of parent complaints

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Chelsey St-Pierre

For much of this school year, parents whose elementary school children ride a shared West Island bus route say they were left scrambling—and sometimes in tears—because of the actions of a Transco bus driver. Their stories, shared with The Suburban in exclusive interviews on condition of anonymity, outline months of fear, frustration, and a lack of accountability that stretched from September until the driver’s dismissal in April.
Rigaud hit and run: Ontario Man turns himself in to police

1 week ago | victoriaadvocate.com | Chelsey St-Pierre

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Police seek witnesses after hit-and-run leaves cyclist critically injured

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Chelsey St-Pierre

On Saturday evening in Rigaud, a hit-and-run collision sent two cyclists to hospital and left a family pleading for community help in finding the driver responsible. The crash occurred shortly before 5 p.m. on Chemin du Haut-de-la-Chute, near Chemin St-Thomas. According to Quebec provincial police (SQ), the suspect vehicle is described as a black GMC Terrain with noticeable damage to the front. Police say the driver struck the two cyclists and fled the scene without offering assistance.
Lac St-Louis MP Francis Scarpaleggia named Speaker of the House

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Chelsey St-Pierre

Francis Scarpaleggia, who has represented Lac-Saint-Louis in Ottawa since 2004, has been elected Speaker of the House of Commons-a development with special resonance for the West Island. His new role places him at the centre of the federal legislative process, but his reputation was forged much closer to home, across the neighbourhoods of Beaconsfield, Pointe-Claire, Baie-D’Urfé, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, and Senneville.
Thousands of families unplug for screen-free challenge

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Chelsey St-Pierre

In a bold move to tackle rising concerns over excessive screen time, thousands of Quebec families put down their phones, tablets, and remote controls on May 24 for the annual 24-hour Family Break Challenge. The initiative, organized during Mental Health Awareness Month, encouraged families to take a complete break from screens, TVs, computers, and mobile devices for a full day.
Beaconsfield Mayor Bourelle will not seek a fourth term

2 weeks ago | thesuburban.com | Chelsey St-Pierre

Georges Bourelle, who has served as Beaconsfield’s mayor since 2013, announced that he will retire from public office this November, choosing not to seek a fourth term. Bourelle shared the news at Tuesday night’s council meeting, later explaining that after discussions with his family and careful reflection on his personal priorities, he felt the time was right to step aside.