Montreal crime and police news as well as other regional updates for the Greater Montreal Area.
Members of Montreal’s Ukrainian community continue to mourn the tragic loss of seven-year-old Mariia Legenkovska, a refugee from Ukraine who
Quebec’s electoral map will undergo changes by October 2026 following a recent ruling by the Court of Appeal. The court
Court of Appeal Orders Major Overhaul of Quebec’s Electoral Map by 2026 Read More »
A tragic incident in Montreal saw a 35-year-old man succumb to injuries from a shooting that occurred in early October.
The Ministry of Transportation and Sustainable Mobility has announced upcoming repair work on the Charles-De Gaulle Bridge, a vital link
“Expect Delays: Charles-De Gaulle Bridge Repairs Set to Disrupt Traffic Through March” Read More »
Québec solidaire co-spokesperson, Ruba Ghazal, has been inundated with hateful messages on social media, including threats and insults. In a
Québec Solidaire’s Ruba Ghazal Takes Strong Stand Against Gender Violence Read More »
The construction industry in Quebec is set to maintain its momentum in 2026 following a successful year in 2025. According
Montreal Initiates Crisis Unit to Aid Homeless in Cold Weather Montreal is gearing up to support its homeless population as
“Montreal Launches Weekly Crisis Unit to Combat Escalating Homelessness Epidemic” Read More »
Over the weekend, a local grocery store was transformed into a lively dance floor as Seafood City, a popular Filipino
Montreal residents who rely on public transit will soon have the option to ditch their plastic OPUS cards in favor
“Montreal to Revolutionize Transit: Virtual OPUS Cards Set to Launch in 2026!” Read More »
Over 1,800 Rides Home Provided by Opération Nez Rouge Volunteers in First Campaign Weekend Opération Nez Rouge volunteers gave a
