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
‘To really protect our home and our family’ is what it’s about, says outgoing Ward 7 commissionerSWLSB chairmanship candidate James Di Sano.Curren
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‘Dialogue Days’ focused on social economy’s role for Anglos in Quebec
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Nearly 600 guests partied during gala evening benefiting MUHC’s Breast CenterHow do you keep hope alive? For 600 supporters of the Pink in the City breast
The Laval Police arrested a 14-year-old boy last week as part of their investigation into threatening calls that led to several preventive school lockdowns. The
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Breaking News Laval QC Local News Remembrance Day War veterans Laval’s Royal Canadian Legion Branch 251 launches poppy campaign prior to Remembrance Day
Local News Laval’s Église Saint-Maurice-de-Duvernay receives architectural ‘heritage’ status from Quebec By Martin C. Barry
Guests staying at the Best Western Hotel in Laval on the edge of Autoroute 15 had a rude awakening in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
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Asked how a Conservative government would have dealt with the Covid crisis, which came close to shutting the Canadian economy for more than two years, Housakos said, “When you give out CERB and aid you make sure it’s compensatory. You make sure if somebody lost a job at $1,100, then they’re getting $1,100.”
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