Bevan Jones, brother of convicted felon Earl Jones and himself a victim of the financial fraud, has died. After repeat bouts of cancer, he died in hospital on Monday. He would have turned 74 in July. The Gazette – News / Local
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Bill ‘a giant step forward’ for abuse victims, justice minister says
May 22, 2013
Justice Minister Bertrand St-Arnaud says he is sensitive to the arguments of victims of sexual abuse at the hands of priests and others in a position of authority that call for an end to time limits on civil lawsuits. The Gazette – News / Local
Desbois says he collected Laval party’s cut
May 21, 2013
If the system of collusion in Laval had been a living thing, cash would certainly have been its lifeblood. The Gazette – News / Local
Witness says he collected kickback cash for city of Laval
May 21, 2013
Former engineering executive Roger Desbois describes visiting construction firms to get the two-per-cent ‘tax.’ The Gazette – News / Local
The competition for Côte-St-Luc’s students
May 21, 2013
It was standing-room-only at this month’s inaugural meeting for students, and their parents, interested in attending Wallenberg Academy. The Gazette – News / Local
Patriotes Day march calls for independence from monarchy
May 21, 2013
Hundreds marched through Montreal’s streets Monday to demand Canada sever its ties with the British monarchy. The Gazette – News / Local
Street to be renamed for ‘The Kid’ Tuesday
May 21, 2013
Former Expos catcher Gary Carter will be immortalized in Montreal Tuesday in a street-naming ceremony that will go on without his family present. The Gazette – News / Local
Residents, workers campaign to save Hôtel Dieu
May 20, 2013
Residents living near Hôtel-Dieu, as well as unionized employees who work there, are now campaigning to save their hospital. The Gazette – News / Local
Victoria Day was a fiery celebration in the Point
May 20, 2013
No one called it Victoria Day in Point St. Charles. To the hordes of children it was known simply as “firecracker night.” The Gazette – News / Local