Vehicle set on fire in Montreal’s St-Laurent borough
A vehicle was damaged after a fire in the Saint-Laurent borough overnight, according to Montreal Police (SPVM). SPVM said they […]
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Canada’s largest 2S/LGBTQIA+ health conference comes to Montreal for first time
Built on a theme of “convergence & emergence” – and after two decades of being hosted in Vancouver – the
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13-year-old girl killed by school bus in Laval
A 13-year-old girl was struck and killed by a school bus near her home in Laval on Thursday. The incident
Medical episode causes school bus crash, driver dies in Longueuil
A school bus driver has died after experiencing a medical problem that led to a collision with parked cars in
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Vancouver Aquatic Centre reopening after weeks of closure
The Vancouver Aquatic Centre is reopening Friday after closing weeks ago, the park board said Thursday. The facility was closed
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64,000 customers will be without power in Montreal’s West Island this weekend
Hydro-Québec is turning off the lights for Montreal residents and businesses in the West Island. Some 64,000 customers will be
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Brampton man arrested for allegedly impersonating financial institutes, selling victims fake GICs
In the short-selling, meme-stock, crypto-crazed world of investing, Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs) are supposed to be the safe, fairly boring
Montreal gears up for Santa Claus Parade with new float full of holiday magic
The much-anticipated Santa Claus Parade will make its grand return for its 73rd edition on Saturday in downtown Montreal. But
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Vancouver woman’s concerns over cockroach-infested, province-operated home heard in B.C. Legislature
The story of a Vancouver woman, whose BC Housing-operated apartment, infested with cockroaches, has reached the attention of B.C. lawmakers.
Growing calls to clear Richmond encampment
It might not be visible from the road, but a number of makeshift homes have been pitched under the Oak