Beryl Wajsman

Amira Elghawaby was appointed by Justin Trudeau as Canada's Special Representative to Combat Islamophobia.

After eight years of tens of millions wasted on green projects like bike paths, road closures to cars and pedestrian-only commercial arteries, the

With the election of Soraya Martinez Ferrada as mayor of Montréal, the city is entering a new chapter—one charged with the promise of restoring Montreal’s potential, growth and a renewed

When thousands fill the Bell Centre it is usually for something enjoyable. A sports event or a concert.

Our story this week of an NDG single mom who cannot find an affordable apartment and has to couch surf between friends and family is heart wrenching.

As December settles over our communities, the familiar rituals return: the rush of holiday errands, the glow of lights along neighbourhood streets, the

The Suburban sat down with Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon. He had a message for all Quebecers — but particularly for non-Francophones — about his program and his vision

I have been Editor-in-Chief of The Suburban for 18 years. I will be stepping down as of Dec. 31 and moving on permanently to an exciting new challenge.

You can not do this to us! Now I know why my friend and I were too late to get a copy of the latest Suburban before the stores closed on Wednesday at 5:00 pm.

I just read your editor's departure letter. Beryl Wajsman has been an extraordinary Editor, journalist and leader in the community and beyond.