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LPD arrests suspect after fake money used for Marketplace purchase (opens the original)
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The Laval Police say investigators with the force’s general crimes division recently arrested an individual in connection with a case involving the use of counterfeit currency. Evidence gathered during the investigation indicates that the suspect’s scheme was well-established, raising concerns that others may have fallen victim to similar schemes. LPD investigators are seeking to contact anyone who has been approached or conducted a transaction with the suspect. According to the LPD, on May 30,
Quebec civil court judge forces government to issue bilingual election information cards (opens the original)
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A provincial lobby group that promotes bilingualism in Quebec is applauding a decision by judge Sylvain Lussier to force bilingual election information cards to be sent out before the October 5 provincial election. The Task Force on Linguistic Policy has been using legal challenges, public meetings, rallies, expert panels and submissions to governments and the courts to promote bilingualism, inclusion and the protection of linguistic rights across Quebec. Task Force president Andrew Caddell poin
U.S./Canada trade war puts over 50,000 Canadian small businesses at risk (opens the original)
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According to new estimates released in recent weeks by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, 53,112 businesses are directly impacted by either U.S. tariffs, Canadian counter-tariffs or both. Of that total, 13,160 are exporters, while 45,414 are importers. “While government has made a few important and welcome changes to the main tariff supports, the programs continue to exclude about half of the small business community,” says Corinne Pohlmann, executive vice-president for advocacy at
Stay busy with activities offered by City of Laval this month (opens the original)
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For those with some free time in their agendas as well as a sense of curiosity and a desire to learn, the City of Laval is offering several educational and family-oriented activities in September. Here are three taking place this month. Do you remember (or can you at least imagine) some of the restaurants and lounge bars with their exotic and captivating decor that once defined exciting and romantic evenings in Laval and Montreal between 1950 and 1980? During a friendly gathering on Friday Septe
SPL prioritizing safety during back-to-school period (opens the original)
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With thousands of students returning to school after the summer, areas around Laval schools are once again busy and the police are taking measures to prevent accidents. To help ensure the safety of all, the Laval Police (SPL) are launching a new edition of their ‘Drop Me Off Safely!” campaign, which aims to raise awareness among road users about best practices to adopt around schools. As the school year is now underway, police officers will be present in the next few weeks in school zones to con
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