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Bell Centre plaques honour Montreal’s first official hockey game and Rocket Richard

Montreal’s deep connection to hockey was celebrated Sunday at the Bell Centre with the unveiling of two commemorative plaques marking […]

Quebec’s independent police watchdog has launched an investigation after a man was killed during a police intervention in Saint-Raphaël. The

The Montreal Canadiens will be happy not to see Macklin Celebrini again this season, barring an unlikely Stanley Cup final. Less than

It is to “transform an event into a driver of hope” that David Gagné has set himself the goal of

The phenomenon of sustainable construction is becoming more and more widespread in Quebec. The concept of the “passive house” is

Montreal motorists are grappling with some of the steepest fuel costs in the province, with prices on Sunday climbing toward

Liberal democracy is retreating around the world, giving way to increasingly authoritarian governments. One of the most eloquent examples is

Olympic champion Steven Dubois is back home in Quebec wearing a wide smile after delivering the race he had envisioned

Montrealers woke up to sunshine Sunday morning, but the clear skies won’t last long. Environment and Climate Change Canada says

Olympic champion Steven Dubois is back home in Quebec wearing a wide smile after delivering the race he had envisioned