It’s a dog’s life
A Mirror writer’s experience with controversial animal rescue Paws For Life started with good intentions but went bad when the weirdness began
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JUNE | JULY | AUGUST JUNE Montreal Mondiale de la Bière, to June 12 What better way to kick off festival season than enjoying a cold one (or three or four) in the sun? The fest brings in hundreds of beers from around the world, which can be sampled for $1-$5. Suds flow at Place [...]
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The pit bull and the pendulum
The banning of pit bulls is once again making headlines. The borough of Rivière-des-Prairies/Pointe-aux-Trembles (RDP/PAT) is considering a breed ban, raising the ire of animal-rights activists. A mandatory muzzling law for the breed is also on the table.
Spray can crackdown
The ongoing battle between the city and street artists may soon advance to the provincial front. At an April 4 borough meeting, NDG councillors approved a motion asking Quebec’s government to enact an under-18 spray-can ban
Joints and jail time
Global Marijuana March features a show of solidarity for former staff of raided compassion clubs
The horror of the 105
The 105 runs along Sherbrooke from Vendôme metro station to the Montréal-Ouest train station by Loyola. It’s a key bus for lower-NDG residents travelling downtown. It also ferries hundreds of students a day, and is heavily used by non-NDGers who work in the borough.
COVER: Pet heaven’s waiting room
What is the truth about the Berger Blanc? That’s the question being raised by concerned pet-owners across the island. A movement online and on the ground against the city’s for-profit animal pound is growing.
