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Following last yearâs successful âI buy in the villageâ campaign in collaboration with the Association du Village de Pointe-Claire and the Commercial association of Valois Village, the City of Pointe-Claire announced a re-launch for summer 2021. âThe first edition of this campaign was a great success,â Pointe-Claire Mayor John Belvedere said. âLetâs continue to show solidarity and encourage our businesses, boutiques and restaurants to support our local economy after the break forced by the pandemic. Let us participate in large numbers in our two villages.â Vouchers to spend in participating businesses will be offered on both La Ruche â Village de Pointe-Claire and La Ruche â Village Valois websites. ....
The Pointe-Claire Historical Society (PCHS) want to see Pointe Claireâs windmill restored. The structure was severally damaged by a storm nearly two years ago which caught the eye of citizens and area visitors. The windmill was in need of significant repairs prior to the storm, but gained attention when the vanes were torn apart by the storm. Constructed in 1709-1710, the windmill is located on private land owned by the Catholic Diocese of Montreal and it represents Pointe-Claire as it is the cityâs logo. PCHS raised $30,000 to contribute to the restoration and is prepared to raise more money via fundraising. The fundraising was put on pause, as the city has yet to come to an agreement with the Diocese. âWe are happy to become involved and help with private fundraising,â spokesperson for the Pointe-Claire Historical Society Andrew Swidzinski said to ....
âWe want answers!â West Island resident Karen Cliffe told The Suburban. Cliffe organized a virtual rally set for May 1st to put pressure on the REMâs major shareholder, CDPQ, and the City of Montreal to provide citizens with answers. âThere is no ridership without access.â Cliffe explained. âThis is a positive project, but without parking, it becomes a project causing complications for residents.â According to Cliffe, some issues caused by the absence of a parking plan include unusual volumes of people parking on nearby streets and people choosing not to use the light rail because they cannot park close enough. ....