Dozens of community members and students wore orange shirts at John Abbott College on Tuesday to mark Truth and Reconciliation […]
Young voices lead the way in Truth and Reconciliation at John Abbott College Read More »
Those looking to do some late-season camping will have to do so without open fires in some Quebec forests. The
Open fires ban starting Wednesday in some parts of Quebec Read More »
The Mohawk Mothers, a group of Indigenous women, gathered in front of the Allan Memorial Institute in Montreal on Tuesday
Dr. Balfour Mount, widely recognized as the father of palliative care, passed away last Thursday in the palliative care unit
Dr. Balfour Mount, known as father of palliative care, passes away Read More »
The streets of downtown Montreal filled with the sound of drums, chants and footsteps on Tuesday as people gathered for
‘Every Child Matters’ march in Montreal marks Truth and Reconciliation Day Read More »
The Quebec Federation of Medical Specialists (FMSQ) and the Quebec government have agreed on a mediation process. An initial meeting
FMSQ agrees to mediation process with Quebec government Read More »
The Montreal Canadiens are set to take on the Ottawa Senators in Quebec City this evening. Those who are planning
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Two separate electrical outages left thousands of customers without power on Tuesday in several areas of Montreal. Hydro-Québec confirmed that
Gas leak and transformer fire cause major power outages across Montreal Read More »
It took Gatineau police just over 14 years to pin down a suspect in the gruesome murder of Valérie Leblanc,
Gatineau police names suspect 14 years after murder of Valérie Leblanc Read More »
At least 100 federal investigators are responding to an attack in Michigan where a former Marine crashed a pickup into
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