Dollard resident gives first-hand account of underwear-bomber

West Islander Shama Chopra wasn’t surprised when U.S. drone aircraft killed alleged Al Qaeda militants in Yemen, last week, after a double agent tipped off American counterterrorist officials.

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Construction under way for new Westmount pool project

Trent complimented for ability to reach compromises

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Services under attack?

For weeks, rumours of an impending attack on English-language services for special-needs children in Montreal’s east end has put a community on edge

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'We found your child'

Having a child go missing is one of a parent's worst nightmares. It can happen to anyone, for different reasons and in a variety of ways.

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Sampson's strength is in the sport of rugby

When Suburban Athlete of the Week Jaelan Sampson was asked to play rugby in Secondary I, he admittedly shrugged-off the offer.

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NEWSPAPER
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MAGAZINE
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Updated May 11, 2012
  • ‘Never Again’ rally coming to Parliament Hill
    Hundreds of bikers from all over North America will gather on Parliament Hill, May 31, to witness our members of parliament take the pledge of “Never Again.” ... read more >
  • CSL council members to demonstrate flair for comedy
    Côte St. Luc mayor Anthony Housefather and council members always try to inject a little light humour at monthly council meetings, with little quips and contemporary cultural references to avoid an overly formal atmosphere ... read more >
  • Police hot on trail of Riverdale High School prankster
    Seven police vehicles converged on Riverdale High School, May 2, an eyewitness told The Suburban, after the school received a bomb threat. ... read more >
  • Dorval's Novartis employees ditch the workplace for a cause
    Company gives back with Community Partnership Day held May 11 ... read more >
  • A first look at JFL's 30th
    When it comes to quality comedy, Montrealers tend to be a bit spoiled. For 29 years, the Just for Laughs festival has brought the greatest comedic talent from around the world to our fair city.... read more >
  • Lions roar past the JP 1 Eagles
    The LCC Lions downed the JP1 Eagles 28-6 in juvenile girls' flag football action Friday in NDG. “Our girls are progressing this season with great leaps and bounds,” said Lions coach Courtney Bishop about the Lions' latest win. ... read more >
  • A Quebec Spring? Think again!
    Just over three months ago, student associations in Quebec's CEGEPs and universities began voting “strikes” to protest against the rise in tuition. As a political science student at Université de Montréal, I experienced the beginning of this movement first hand. ... read more >
  • Cold, hard facts
    To the Arctic 3D, a new IMAX film screening at the Montreal Science Centre, focuses its cameras on the plight of many of the animals whose environment is melting right out from under them.... read more >
  • Movies and songs in honour of Mother’s Day
    In film: Stepmom, Terms of Endearment, The Good Mother, All About My Mother... In music: Mother and Child Reunion, Mamma Mia, Your Mother Should Know, Mama Can’t Buy Your Love... See what else we dug up.... read more >
  • The original Commodores set for Place des Arts performance
    Four decades after first coming together as a hip young rhythm and blues group, three members of The Commodores, joined by a five-piece band, continue to delight audiences around the globe.... read more >
  • Elderly women with irregular heart beat at higher risk for stroke
    Atrial fibrillation (AF) affects approximately 350,000 Canadians and is the most common cardiac arrhythmia, a condition involving an irregular heart rhythm. People with AF have a risk of stroke that is five times greater than those in the general population. ... read more >
  • Whipped into shape: how to make meringue
    Chef Jennifer Maliniak tells us everything we need to know about making meringue, without a doubt a key component to baking.... read more >
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Updated May 4, 2012
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