“West Island Pride Defiantly Unfurls Its Colors for the Third Year Amid Escalating Challenges”
West Island Pride, a vibrant celebration of the LGBTQ2+ community, is back in Pointe-Claire for its third year. Despite its
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“Urgent Recall Alert: PK Brand Peanuts Pulled from Shelves in Quebec and Ontario Over Health Risks”
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a recall for lemon and chili roasted peanuts sold under the PK
“Montreal Director’s ‘The Final Act’ Delves Deep into MAID, Revealing Intimate Perspectives on the Choice of Death”
Montreal filmmaker Sophie Deraspe, deeply moved by capturing 69-year-old Céline Carpentier’s peaceful passing through medically assisted death, found a renewed
“Montreal Fans Flock to Paris for Céline Dion’s Highly Anticipated Comeback Concert!”
Over the weekend, Paris was abuzz with excitement as thousands of fans flocked to the Plenitude Arena to witness Céline
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“Future Fast Tracks: Federal Government to Unveil Game-Changing High-Speed Rail Route from Montreal to Ottawa This Fall”
The upcoming fall will mark the unveiling of the inaugural segment of the high-speed rail (HSR) project linking Quebec City
Montreal Man, 22, Survives Gunshot as Police Probe Attempted Murder
A young man miraculously survives a murder attempt in Montreal after a frightening incident unfolded on a Friday night. The
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“PQ Pledges $130M for Quebec Independence Vote in 2026 Election Gamble!”
Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has unveiled plans for a potential referendum in 2029 or 2030, estimating it would
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“Quebec Election Heats Up: Fiery Debate Highlights Deep Divisions on Trade, Budget, and Immigration!”
The Quebec provincial election campaign heated up as candidates from major political parties voiced their economic strategies, focusing on trade
Montreal in Crucial Talks with Blue-Collar Workers to Ward Off Potential Strike
The City of Montreal and blue-collar workers are set to engage in a conciliation phase to seek a resolution and
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Court Rules Against Architects’ Union in High-Stakes Legal Battle with City of Montreal
A local union representing architects and architecture graduates, affiliated with the Union of Professional and Office Employees (SEPB), recently lost
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