Water main break causes ‘major’ leak in Longueuil
Part of Jacques-Cartier Blvd. East in Longueuil is closed to traffic Thursday morning due to a water main break causing […]
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Legault meeting with CAQ caucus members after defeat in Arthabaska
After spending approximately five hours with his ministers on Wednesday, Premier François Legault will spend Thursday with the CAQ caucus
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Low water levels in Quebec rivers spur navigation warnings, watering bans
The lack of rain in recent weeks is contributing to low water levels in parts of the St. Lawrence River
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Subways not running on section of Line 2 due to hydraulic fluid leak at Islington Station
The TTC says there is no subway service on a section of Line 2 due to a hydraulic fluid leak
Weekend need-to-know: The CNE is back at Exhibition Place
The CNE is back at Exhibition Place for the next 18 days and they’re at the post for the running
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“Montreal Transforms Into a Digital Canvas: Explore the Village Numérique Art Extravaganza, August 14-28!”
Montrealers can stroll through the Quartier des Spectacles and see the streets transform with digital art after dark. From August
“Toronto Police Nab Suspect in Trio of Harbourfront Sexual Assaults”
Toronto police have arrested a 50-year-old man in connection with three alleged sexual assaults along the city’s Harbourfront. Investigators say
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“Judges Stall Bail Ruling for Trio Accused in Daring Quebec Land Takeover Plot”
A judge has put off a decision until Wednesday on whether to grant bail to three men facing terrorism charges
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“Conservatives Demand Liberals Scrap B.C. Ferries Loan Amid New China Tariff Tensions”
The provincial and federal Conservatives are renewing their calls to cancel a federal loan for BC Ferries’ procurement deal with
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Mississauga Escalates Battle Against Disorder: Court Injunction Targets Troublesome Ridgeway Plaza Gatherings
The City of Mississauga has obtained a temporary court injunction in an attempt to crack down on a problem spot