Montreal crime and police news as well as other regional updates for the Greater Montreal Area.
An emergency intervention at a pumping station has forced the complete closure of Rue de la Savane in Longueuil as […]
Emergency pumping station repairs shut down street in Longueuil Read More »
The results of a laboratory study conducted by UQAM suggest a link between anxiety and taking the contraceptive pill. Even
UQAM study suggests link between anxiety and contraceptive pill Read More »
TORONTO — The fifth complainant to testify in Frank Stronach’s sexual assault trial is set to face more questions today
Defence to continue cross-examining complainant in Stronach’s sexual assault trial Read More »
There’s yet another round of construction happening in downtown Montreal and it has some business owners worried – like this
New construction projects in downtown Montreal has business owners alarmed Read More »
With less than eight months to go before the general election, the Parti Québécois (PQ) won a fourth consecutive by-election
Marie-Karlynn Laflamme wins by-election in Chicoutimi Read More »
Jacob Van Rootselaar, who is related to Tumbler Ridge shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar, has been arrested in Alberta. The Alberta
Relative of Tumbler Ridge shooter arrested, charged in Alberta Read More »
The smell of fresh coffee and warm breakfast foods fills the halls each morning at the Centre of Dreams and
Café on Wheels brews skills and inclusion in Montreal Read More »
Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon says he summoned representatives from OpenAI to Ottawa to discuss safety concerns following revelations about
OpenAI safety reps summoned to Ottawa after Tumbler Ridge mass shooting Read More »
One of the men on trial for the murder of 15-year-old Meriem Boundaoui has admitted he fired shots at the
Killing of Meriem Boundaoui: Man admits opening fire on car he thought was unoccupied Read More »
Associations in the agri-food sector are denouncing the Legault government’s reform of the selective collection system, arguing that “the costs
Associations denounce reform of Quebec’s selective collection system Read More »
