Now father of three, Mike Matheson dreams of celebrating Habs Stanley Cup win with family
It’s a bit of an NHL tradition for players to place their newborn baby in the top of the Stanley […]
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Quebec health minister justifies cost overruns for IT projects
Quebec must respect the recommendations of the Gallant Commission and develop its own IT solutions, even if this may lead
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Work still to be done to better social housing in Quebec: Minister
“There is work to be done” when it comes to social housing, according to Quebec’s Minister Responsible for Housing, Karine
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Woman struck in Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve collision dies two days later
A 75-year-old woman who was struck by a vehicle on May 20 in Montreal’s Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough has died from her
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IN PHOTOS: Montréal Victoire honored at City Hall
The Walter Cup-winning Montréal Victoire players were greeted at City Hall on Tuesday by mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada. Victoire players signed
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Kitchen fire forces residents out of apartment building in St-Henri
A kitchen fire in a three-storey apartment building forced several residents from their homes early Tuesday morning in Montreal’s St-Henri
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A lively summer returns to the Théâtre de Verdure
The Théâtre de Verdure in La Fontaine Park is set to host a vibrant summer season with 39 free outdoor
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Record number of tents at Notre-Dame encampment: report
The encampment on Notre-Dame Street has never been so sizable, according to a media report. TVA Nouvelles says there were
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Anishinaabe Nation opposes the Novador project on its ancestral territory
Members of the Anishinaabe nation of Lac-Simon demanded and obtained, on Monday, the cessation of work at an open-pit mine
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Kitchen fire forces residents out of apartment building in Pointe-St-Charles
A kitchen fire in a three-storey apartment building forced several residents from their homes early Tuesday morning in Montreal’s Pointe-St-Charles
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