Montreal crime and police news as well as other regional updates for the Greater Montreal Area.
Resignations are mounting within the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) as the elections draw ever closer. Following Minister Jean Boulet, it […]
Minister Mathieu Lacombe to announce he’s leaving politics Read More »
The business community in Montreal is rallying to secure the headquarters of the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSR Bank)
Montreal entrepreneurs launch push for defense bank Read More »
Residents can expect a soggy and stormy end to the week, with heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and strong winds forecast to
Heavy rain, thunderstorms and strong winds to impact Montreal before unsettled weekend Read More »
The housing crisis is a driver of domestic violence and school dropout, according to the third part of the extensive
Quebec housing crisis worsens domestic violence and school dropout rates, study finds Read More »
The rapidly growing market for Pokémon cards has led to a surge in robberies in the Laval region. Laval Police
Laval police warn of increase in violent Pokémon-related crime Read More »
A commercial building in Montreal’s Lachine borough was completely destroyed after a major overnight fire, marking the second blaze at
Second fire this week at same industrial and commercial building in Lachine Read More »
The English Montreal School Board (EMSB) has postponed a vote on a staffing proposal that could reduce positions linked to
EMSB tables staffing plan as concerns grow over special-needs services Read More »
A mosque in Trois-Rivières was targeted by vandalism Wednesday. The Mauricie Islamic Cultural Centre said in a Facebook post that
Quebec will allocate spots in subsidized daycare centers primarily to Quebecers, permanent residents, and foreign workers holding a closed work
A new non-profit student residence has opened in downtown Montreal earlier this month. As of June 1, 269 students have
New affordable student housing project opens in downtown Montreal Read More »
