Concerns over crowd size, illegally parked vehicles led to early Do West Fest shutdown: Toronto police
Toronto police officers say concerns over the size of the crowds at Do West Fest and issues with illegally parked
Parti Québécois opposes current version of the high-speed rail project
The Parti Québécois (PQ) will withdraw Quebec from the federal government’s high-speed rail (TGV) project if it comes to power
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‘Like a movie script’: Police say Air Canada pilot flew for decades without proper licence
At first glance, Geoffrey Wall had a storied career as an Air Canada pilot, captaining more than 900 flights around
Mission Mounties arrest 3 over drug-delivery website selling to youth
The Mission RCMP says it has arrested three people in connection with a website that was reportedly providing illicit drug
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Toronto Zoo launches free field trip program for students
Toronto students will soon have free access to one of the city’s most popular educational destinations, as the Toronto Zoo
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Chief justice unsure if Bill 21 ruling will come before Quebec election
Chief Justice Richard Wagner does not know if the Supreme Court of Canada will render its decision on Bill 21
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Quebec launches wildlife vaccination campaign amid growing raccoon rabies outbreak
A raccoon rabies epidemic in the greater Montreal region is causing the province to launch a vaccination campaign in 32
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Use of animals in research: Quebec enters the era of transparency
The use of animals in scientific research, a very sensitive issue indeed, will now be subject to greater transparency in
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Nearly half of Quebecers face severe financial anxiety as costs continue to rise, study finds
A growing share of Quebecers are experiencing serious financial stress, according to a new survey from Centraide of Greater Montreal in collaboration
Memorial gathering Tuesday for toddler fatally injured in LaSalle bouncy castle tragedy
The life of young Ava Ciampini is being celebrated in LaSalle Tuesday evening, with all Montrealers encouraged to come share
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