Coalition avenir Québec (CAQ) leadership hopeful Christine Fréchette says she is concerned about the rise of masculinist rhetoric, which is
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Montreal multidisciplinary artist Lateef Martin is turning bike parts into music — and earning international attention for it. Martin, the
As the U.S.-Israeli air strikes bombarded Iran’s capital Tehran, Friday, Iranian Montrealers were conflicted over the war which enters its
This week marks one year since U.S. President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on Canadian goods, and some Quebec businesses say they’ve been
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Vancouver residents are voicing their concerns about the city rezoning a property that would allow for the development of a
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A Toronto man has been arrested and charged by Guelph police with sexual assault and other offences following a child
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Ahead of International Women’s Day, dozens of organizations gathered in Saint Jerome on Thursday for a day of reflection and
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A paramedic testifying at a public hearing into the 2015 death of Myles Gray says he had trouble intubating the
Police used neck restraint on B.C. man who died after altercation: paramedic Read More »
Every performance begins long before competition day. On Thursday, junior and senior gymnasts took part in training sessions at the
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Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is still facing backlash after he apologized for a third time Wednesday over his false accusations
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