Martin C. Barry is a journalist for The Laval News, focusing on local news in Laval, Canada. With a keen interest in reporting on community events, crime, and local government, Martin provides comprehensive coverage of important issues and stories that impact the residents of Laval.
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Martin C. Barry's coverage focuses heavily on local government and crime stories in Laval, Canada. He frequently covers breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to these topics.
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By: Martin C. Barry
A 44-year-old man from Laval is one of two individuals arrested in Louiseville 30 kilometres west of Trois Rivières on suspicion of perpetrating a banking card
By: Martin C. Barry
As part of a comprehensive approach to strengthen gun control in Canada, last week the Trudeau government announced the extension of a list of assault-style firearms.
By: Martin C. Barry
Mayor Boyer enacts a hiring freeze, but holds average tax hike to 1.9 per cent
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Koutrakis, El-Khoury see March budget potentially triggering a nationwide vote
Canada, Quebec and FTQ create more living space with Maison Marie-Marguerite
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By: Martin C. Barry
More than 40 Canadian Forces heroes honoured during traditional ‘Trisagion’ ceremonyA dozen or so families from the Montreal Hellenic community paid hom
Peel Regional Police, which serves a large portion of the greater Toronto area, has announced the arrest of two individuals from Laval who are part of a group of suspects taken into custody to face more than 100 criminal charges relating to what the PRP describe as “a well-coordinated car theft ring” based in Quebec.
The Council of Commissioners of the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board (SWLSB) recently welcomed three student representatives as members.
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