Mayor Wins Hands Down
Kathryn Greenaway, Montreal Gazette , 10 October 2017 West Island acclamations include two mayors and 20 councillors Kirkland incumbent Mayor Michel Gibson is one of two mayors in the West Island to be...
View ArticleHungry? Grab fresh fruit off a tree for free in Kirkland’s ‘fruit alley’
By Dan Spector Global News. The City of Kirkland, in Montreal’s West Island, has created a “fruit alley” at des Bénévoles Park. Officials planted dozens of fruit trees and shrubs along a 100-metre...
View ArticleKirkland Book of Records: UPDATE
I was advised by the Town of Kirkland that the biographies of Kirkland Councilors are not available, and I have to contact them individually. Thank you, Town of Kirkland. Done (see text below). Will...
View ArticleGood Morning!
I was wide awake today at 07.30, on a nice Saturday Morning. There was a gentleman outside already riding his weed-eater over the neighbor’s hedge. Maybe it is my imagination, but the sound of his tool...
View ArticleBeaconsfield mayor bullish on new REM train network
by JOHN MEAGHER, MONTREAL GAZETTE Published on: July 19, 2017 Beaconsfield is not on tap for a new Réseau électrique métropolitain (REM) light-rail train station, but Mayor Georges Bourelle is bullish...
View ArticleKirkland Book of Records: CONTEST OPEN!
The campaign has started. In the coming months, we’ll hear a lot of memorable revelations and promises from our local “leaders.” With your help, we won’t let them pass unnoticed. So far, the first one...
View ArticleKirkland Mayor Michel Gibson seeks another mandate
Mayor Michel Gibson By Kevin Woodhouse, The Suburban Kirkland Mayor Michel Gibson announced last week that he will be seeking another mandate in the upcoming municipal election taking place this...
View ArticleMayors in Kirkland and Pierrefonds-Roxboro to seek re-election
KATHRYN GREENAWAY, MONTREAL GAZETTE Mayor Michel Gibson has announced he will seek a second term. Gibson was first elected as a councillor in 1991. He ousted Mayor John Meaney in 2013. Meaney had...
View ArticleKirkland takes creative approach to launching first book-sharing box
Published on: July 11, 2017 | Last Updated: July 11, 2017 3:29 PM EDT KATHRYN GREENAWAY, MONTREAL GAZETTE The box, fashioned by carpenters from Kirkland’s public works department, is a miniature...
View ArticleWake Up and Smell the … Roses
While Kirkland Town Hall is proud to have the crossed sewers’ issue swept under the carpet, another West Island neighborhood is starting to look into the water pollution problem: Dollard-des-Ormeaux...
View ArticleWebcasting public meetings is a growing trend. Not in Kirkland.
In February, Île-Bizard-Ste-Geneviève borough became the first West Island municipal jurisdiction to webcast public meetings, using its own staff and equipment, and opened an archive on YouTube. A link...
View ArticleHey Kirkland, here’s a solution for you
by Victor Schukhov, The Montreal Gazette, 15 March 2014. Sometimes, West Island headlines are so close together that one can’t see that they are solutions to each other’s problems. You know, like...
View ArticleNext Council Meeting on Monday September 8
No agenda is available on Ville de Kirkland web site, but there should be a question period.
View ArticleTown should not have paid councillor’s legal fees: Quebec
Albert Kramberger | The Gazette | August 19, 2014 …In a July 25 letter addressed to the director general, complaints commissioner Richard Villeneuve stated that “it is generally understood that it is...
View ArticleShould elected officials use public funds to sue their critics?
Brenda O’Farrell | Just between us | August 20, 2014 The ministry’s complaint commissioner recently issued an opinion that a municipal councillor in Kirkland should not have dipped into the public...
View ArticleHow Much Would That Be Per One Kirkland Citizen?
“Kirkland resident wants councilor to follow municipal affairs ministry’s suggestion” -by Kevin Woodhouse, The Suburban, August 20th, 2014 It is somewhat encouraging to know that our Town Hall ignores...
View ArticleNews from Beaconsfield
Beaconsfield faces legal costs over denied access to information by Albert Kramberger | The Gazette | August 19, 2014 Request was to access former mayor David Pollock’s agenda – read the article here.
View ArticleMike, that’s transparency! – take 3
Recently I received yet another message from Mayor Gibson concerning my original demand to explain what happened to his promise to minute down the questions. Albeit with a delay, someone in the Town...
View ArticleKirkland homeowner resists pipe inspection
by Albert Kramberger, The Gazette, April 23, 2014 There are currently five homes that have been confirmed as having crossed pipes that still require repairs, though three of these have confirmed that...
View ArticleKirkland approves pay hike for members of council
Albert Kramberger, The Gazette, April 10, 2014 Without any fanfare, Kirkland council gave final approval to a move that will see their salary increase by just over 20 per cent on Monday. The mayor’s...
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