Island Fête, a vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture and local artistry, returns to Montreal’s West Island for its third year,
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As summer arrives on Saint-Denis Street, usually a bustling season for restaurants, a new challenge arises. With nearby Mont Royal
“Saint-Denis Eateries Face Crisis as Mont-Royal Foot Traffic Lures Summer Crowds Away” Read More »
Early on a Saturday morning, a dramatic incident unfolded in Longueuil as a 50-year-old man fell from a building following
Leylah Fernandez’s Impressive U.S. Open Run Comes to an End Canadian tennis sensation Leylah Fernandez faced a tough defeat in
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The SAAQ board of directors has approved the release of confidential information, such as legal advice and opinions, to aid
Unions Concerned About Potential Ban on Religious Symbols for Daycare Educators A committee in Quebec has suggested considering a ban
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Ministers Christian Dubé and Sonia LeBel appeared before the Gallant Commission on Friday to address the SAAQclic project controversy. Dubé,
Teachers in Quebec are urging the government to postpone the introduction of the new French curriculum until 2027. Education Minister
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A man has been apprehended by the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) in connection with a tragic incident that involved a
“Highway Horror: Suspect Nabbed in Deadly Hit-and-Run Tragedy on Highway 20” Read More »
International Student Enrolment Plummets in Quebec Universities A significant decline in international student enrolment is causing concern in Quebec universities,
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