The Suburban

The Suburban holds the title of the largest weekly newspaper in English in Quebec. This community-focused publication is located in Montreal and offers three editions tailored to different areas. Each edition includes a mix of common and area-specific articles, catering to residents in Montreal's West Island, East End, and surrounding suburbs, as well as Laval, the third-largest city in Quebec situated just north of Montreal. With a combined circulation of 145,000 for all three editions, it stands out as the most widely distributed weekly newspaper in the province.

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Time to make the system work to restore the Canada Day Parade

4 days ago | thesuburban.com | Beryl P. Wajsman

Montreal’s Canada Day Parade has been cancelled for the second year in a row. Both sides are blaming the other. The organizers, led by Nick Cowen, say the city bureaucracy was unresponsive and too burdensome to overcome. The city says the organizers put in paperwork that was either too late or incomplete. Disagreements can happen. But there should not be equivalency. It is up to governments to serve the people and to be more flexible. Especially at a time when national unity has never been stronger.
Fifth suspected femicides in five weeks

5 days ago | thesuburban.com | Chelsey St-Pierre

Quebec provincial police (SQ) are investigating what appears to be the fifth suspected femicide in as many weeks. Officers responded early Tuesday last week to Parc des Ancres in Pointe-des-Cascades, where they found Francis Legault, 38, dead. After confirming his identity, the officers went to his residence on Pie-XII Street in Vaudreuil-Dorion. Inside, they found Joanie Imbeault, 32, a mother of two, also dead. Police stated that they believe Legault killed Imbeault before taking his own life.
WEAPONIZING GENOCIDE

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Beryl P. Wajsman

Eloquent, passionate and courageous as always, Warren Kinsella exposes propaganda and hate in this age of misinformation. He explores how extremists have used accusations of genocide as propaganda in the war against democratic society. Watch for his forthcoming book “The Hidden Hand.” Ben Mulroney did an excellent job as host in this evening staged by Heidi Berger’s Foundation for Genocide Education.
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 recently 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.
Claire Bell found alive

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

Claire Bell, the three-year old toddler that has been missing since Sunday from Lasalle was located by police on a farm in Saint-Albert after a four-day search. She was found near farmland walking along the 417 in Ontario and it was an OPP drone who spotted her around 3pm. The communities from Lasalle to Casselman Ontario were on edge, holding out hope for the safe return of Claire, missing since Sunday June 15.
Hemisphere rental condos in Pointe-Claire

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Mike Cohen

Phase I set to debut July 1; Phase II now leasingThe first phase of the Hemisphere rental condominiums in Pointe-Claire will be 100 per cent leased when its first phase opens to residents on July 1, reports George Vouloumanos, the developer, and Benjamin Sternthal, president of Kodem, the firm entrusted with the development. This $160 million, 334-unit project at 275 Hymus Blvd.
Corbeil Appliances makes moving season easier

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Jennifer Cox

Choosing appliances before moving into your new home makes good sense, and the experts at Corbeil Appliances can make the process easy and stress-free. They are the only appliance specialists in the province, with know-how of all the major brands and great advice on choosing the best appliances to meet all your needs. “Corbeil has been serving customers for over 75 years.
PME MTL Ouest-de-l’Île: Coaching and financing for entrepreneurs

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Jennifer Cox

With six offices across Montreal, including the West Island, PME MTL is the City of Montreal’s economic development partner. Its mission is to anticipate and support the socioeconomic development of its communities in an integrated, concerted and sustainable manner. While help with funding is a key component to their services, they are more than just a lender, they also provide valuable assistance to start-ups and small- and-medium-sized businesses.
Thank you for covering the Walk to The Stone

1 week ago | thesuburban.com | Beryl P. Wajsman

Thanks so much to Dan Laxer for his June 4 piece on the Ancient Order of Hibernians 157th Annual Walk to the Stone on May 25. In 1898 over 30,000 Irish lined the route as 2,000 AOH members "Marched" from St. Ann's Church in Griffintown to the "Stone". This year City of Albany, NY councillor the Hon.
Multi-force police sweep arrests 11 alleged major crime figures

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

Montreal police (SPVM), working in tandem with Quebec Provincial Police (SQ), carried out a sweeping operation last Thursday that led to the arrest of 11 men believed to be central figures in Quebec’s criminal networks. The result of a three-year investigation, the coordinated action dubbed Project Alliance targeted individuals connected to the Mafia, the Hells Angels, and criminal street gangs and focused on solving a series of murders and attempted murders that occurred between 2011 and 2021.