Two Laval Officers Wounded in Dramatic On-Duty Car Crash
Two police officers from Laval were injured in a collision with a civilian vehicle while rushing to an emergency call.
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Montreal
“Massive Turnout: Over Thousands March Across Quebec to Champion Seniors’ Well-being in Annual Rally”
Thousands of people in Quebec joined together in uplifting marches dedicated to the well-being of senior citizens in various cities
Montreal North Braces for Planned Overnight Blackouts This Weekend
Get ready for a dark night in Montreal North as Hydro-Québec gears up for maintenance work that will bring power
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“Workplace Horror: 42-Year-Old Man Hospitalized After Stabbing in St-Leonard; Coworker in Custody”
A man, aged 42, was rushed to the hospital following an alleged stabbing incident involving a coworker at an auto
Parti Québécois Chief Sets Sights on Sweeping Majority as Election Countdown Begins
The leader of Parti Québécois, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, is urging voters to grant him a majority government as his party
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“Legal Battle Ignites Over Montreal’s New Bylaw: Free Speech at Stake?”
Two legal groups have initiated legal action to challenge a recent bylaw in Montreal that prohibits insults against police officers
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“Quebec Set to Launch Dual Flu and COVID-19 Vaccination Blitz Starting Mid-October!”
Get Ready for Fall: Free Flu and COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign Starting Soon Exciting news for Quebec as the annual vaccination
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Record Turnout: Over 1.6 Million Quebecers Cast Votes in Early Polling
Over a Quarter of Quebec Residents Have Already Voted in Provincial Election As the October 5 provincial election in Quebec
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Montreal Architects’ Union Announces Strike Plans, City Projects Hang in the Balance
Montreal City Architects to Strike for Two Days Architects employed by the City of Montreal are set to go on
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“Pedestrian Hit in Brossard: Vehicle Incident Raises Safety Concerns”
A man in his 30s was hit by a vehicle in Brossard early Thursday morning. Longueuil police (SPAL) were alerted
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