Montreal crime and police news as well as other regional updates for the Greater Montreal Area.
The CSQ is wondering why the Legault government chose to reinvest in elementary and secondary schools, after announcing budget cuts […]
“Back-to-School Budget Blues: Unions Decry Neglect of CEGEPs Amid Funding Crunch” Read More »
The Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF) will allow Pub Burgundy Lion, in Montreal’s in the Sud-Ouest, to keep
OQLF Reverses Decision: Iconic Pub Burgundy Lion’s Signage to Stay Intact! Read More »
The multi-day heat warning that affected Montreal has officially come to an end on Thursday, and Environment and Climate Change
Part of Jacques-Cartier Blvd. East in Longueuil is closed to traffic Thursday morning due to a water main break causing
Water main break causes ‘major’ leak in Longueuil Read More »
After spending approximately five hours with his ministers on Wednesday, Premier François Legault will spend Thursday with the CAQ caucus
Legault meeting with CAQ caucus members after defeat in Arthabaska Read More »
The lack of rain in recent weeks is contributing to low water levels in parts of the St. Lawrence River
Low water levels in Quebec rivers spur navigation warnings, watering bans Read More »
Montrealers can stroll through the Quartier des Spectacles and see the streets transform with digital art after dark. From August
The union representing Air Canada’s 10,000 flight attendants served its 72-hour strike notice for their members to walk off the
As Canadian summers become increasingly hot, the rise in temperatures means some indoor-restrictive ant species could soon move outdoors, allowing
“Canada Heats Up: Invasive Ant Species Set to Conquer New Territory!” Read More »
Quebec Premier François Legault says he is taking Monday’s byelection loss to the Parti Québécois with humility. Legault’s Coalition Avenir
François Legault Confronts Humbling PQ Byelection Defeat with a Pledge of ‘Humility’ Read More »
