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Parc-Extension News 34-21
The current issue of the Parc-Extension News published November 6th, 2026.Covering Parc-Extension’s local news, politics, sports and other newsworthy events.
Lalonde leaves Projet Montréal, while councillor Carhuallanqui remains loyal
Borough mayor says work ongoing for new community centre in Parc ExtensionDuring the November public meeting of the Villeray/St-Michel/Parc Extension borough council, Borough Mayor...
Parc Extension celebrates Diwali – the ‘Festival of Lights’
‘When we invite others to experience our traditions, we build understanding’While many Parc Extension children were out trick-or-treating on Halloween night, more than a...
Tax and cost pressures curtailing small business expansion, CFIB claims
A third of Canada’s SMEs say they aren’t growing, national lobby group maintainsOnly seven per cent of small businesses in Canada plan to grow...
Volvo Cars Mont-Royal joins Pink in the City for Breast Cancer Awareness Month launch
This year’s gala for the Breast Centre at the MUHC will take place on Friday October 23With just a few weeks to go before...
Villeray/St-Michel/Parc Ex will spend more than $73 million next year
Mayor Jean François Lalonde outlines borough’s plans during October councilIn an outline of Villeray/St-Michel/Parc Extension’s overall priorities for next year, Borough Mayor Jean François...
Quebec pays back the CAQ for too many years of incompetence
Looking back on the defeated Coalition Avenir Québec government’s eight years in office, it might be fair to say that they got at least...
VSP proposes $73.3-million operating budget and $90-million capital plan
The Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension borough administration has presented a proposed $73.3-million operating budget for 2027, alongside a nearly $90-million infrastructure program extending over the next decade.The...
Three-storey Parc-Extension community centre reaches key planning stage
A long-awaited community centre planned beside the Howie-Morenz Arena returned to borough council this week, moving the project into a new stage of the...
“Access Without Fear” clinics continue at Parc-Extension Library
Montrealers without legal immigration status or living with precarious status will have two more opportunities this fall to obtain a municipal identity and residence...
U.S./Canada trade war puts over 50,000 Canadian small businesses at risk
Additional product bans loom, Canadian Federation of Independent Business estimatesAccording to new estimates released in recent weeks by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business,...
This project was made possible in part by the Government of Canada.
Ce projet a été rendu possible en partie grâce au gouvernement du Canada.
