Albert Kramberger
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Kramberger: Black puppeteer faces backlash during Black History Month
Franck Sylvestre perplexed by accusations of "negative stereotyping" in his award-winning show. → Read More
Kramberger: Like it or not, REM densification is coming to West Island
Placing high-density projects near rail stations will hopefully encourage the use of public transit and reduce rush-hour traffic. → Read More
Kramberger: Don't panic over English eligibility, but check before applying to CEGEP
The Quebec Education Ministry has decided that priority for admission to English CEGEPs will be given to students with eligibility for English education. → Read More
Kramberger: New citizens group in Pointe-Claire seeks to mend fences
"There has been too much division, and social media hasn't helped. ... We plan to work with and not against city hall." → Read More
Kramberger: Liberals could lose seats on edges of West Island stronghold
Voters have many options but are poised to once again elect Liberal MNAs in Jacques-Cartier, Nelligan and Robert-Baldwin. → Read More
Kramberger: How big a deal is French-only signage at a West Island retailer?
Some anglophones might think it’s disrespectful for Simons to not post signs in English at its Pointe-Claire location, but while bilingual signage is welcomed, there are bigger issues surrounding Bill 96. → Read More
Kramberger: Highway 20 bypass debate revisited in Vaudreuil-Dorion
Transport Quebec needs to speed up plans for a Highway 20 bypass through an urban boulevard in the off island region, west of Montreal island. → Read More
Kramberger: Will West Islanders embrace telecommuting once pandemic protocols end?
Telecommuting isn't suitable for everyone, but those who adjusted over the past two years might want to stay out of the office. → Read More
Kramberger: Buying local spurred on by international events
Your choice of vodka can be a political statement. → Read More
Kramberger: Frank dialogue is needed in wake of 16-year-old's stabbing
Educators, parents and students should be involved in a discussion every school year to help raise awareness and cope with potential violence before another tragedy unfolds in the West Island. → Read More
Kramberger: Back to the drawing board for Pointe-Claire's master urban plan
A new mayor, new city councillors and a growing anti-condo sentiment will mean rethinking zoning in the city. → Read More
Kramberger: Is one acclamation too many for municipal democracy?
A few West Island incumbent mayors are running unopposed for re-election, with the nomination period for potential candidates ending Friday. → Read More
Kramberger: No shortage of options for West Island voters in federal election
Although the West Island’s federal ridings are considered safe Liberal seats, other parties have won from time to time. → Read More
Kramberger: Growing support for naturalized gardens in West Island
One has to wonder why municipal bylaws prohibit front lawns from being transformed into vegetable gardens or naturalized gardens. → Read More
Kramberger: Learning how to swim is a life-saving skill
Local community pools are a family-friendly recreational activity and most offer swim lessons that could help prevent a tragic accident. → Read More
Kramberger: Improving urban planning is essential but it still won’t please everyone
Kirkland’s urban planning efforts have generated lessons that other West Island cities should consider learning from, such as including citizens from the get-go. → Read More
Kramberger: Off-leash dogs are cause for concern in West Island parks
While some dog owners might feel their pet is a gentle giant, other park visitors might be apprehensive. → Read More
Kramberger: West Island cities should declare bilingual status unity
As Quebec reviews cities' bilingual status, residents should lobby their respective mayors and councils to pass an official declaration that their city is proud to have that status. → Read More
Doing Good: Wishbone meals to SPCA Ouest, money for resto workers
And the town of Rosemère paid tribute to the workers at the CHSLD Hubert-Maisonneuve. → Read More
Doing Good: Soup for local charities, masks for patients and staff
Doing Good: Soup for local charities, masks for patients and staff → Read More