Airbus workers at Quebec plant reject company’s third contract offer
Workers massively rejected a second offer earlier this month from the employer, with almost all of them voting in favour of strike action.Â
Canada
Apr 21
Canadian Airbus workers reject company’s second contract offer
A statement from Airbus says it had been holding talks with representatives of the Airbus A220 workers since they rejected the first offer three weeks ago.
Canada
Apr 7
Luka Magnotta now living in medium-security prison, says Correctional Service Canada
A jury found Magnotta guilty of first-degree murder in 2014 for the killing and dismemberment of 33-year-old Concordia University student Jun Lin in 2012.
Canada
Mar 4
Opposition persists to Brockville John Street housing proposal
Residents of Brockville are pushing back against a proposed co-living housing proposal for a downtown property.
Canada
Feb 8
Gender pay gap double in private vs public sector, report says. Why?
A new report found that men working in the private sector make almost 10 per cent more per hour than women on average, compared with five per cent in the public sector.
Canada
Feb 28
Gender pay gap in Canada’s banking sector at 18.4 per cent, data shows
Female employees in Canadian banks earn 18.4 per cent less per hour in wages than their male colleagues, according to data made public by the federal government.
Economy
Feb 5
Quebec police conduct raids tied to organized crime killings that targeted the wrong people
Quebec police say those targeted in the raids are linked to the Italian Mafia, the Hells Angels, and street gangs.
Crime
Dec 7, 2023
A new fake Toonie has emerged in Quebec, Ontario: Here’s how you spot it
An arrest and seizure of allegedly counterfeit $2 coins in Quebec, and a second arrest in Ontario, suggests a new counterfeit toonie variety is across Canada, a coin expert says.
Consumer
Nov 29, 2023
‘We believed all year’: Montreal Alouettes soak in stunning Grey Cup victory
The Montreal Alouettes are back home and will take part in celebrations later this week after winning their first CFL title since 2010.
Sports
Nov 20, 2023
Dodgy Toonies from Quanzhou: How CBSA says it nabbed man with 26,630 fake $2 coins from China
The mystery began when a customs officer wondered why a Quebec 'card' company would want 12,000 'metal badges' from China. She opened the package and found ... 12,000 Toonies?
Investigations
Nov 21, 2023
Alouettes’ Dequoy clarifies ‘keep your English’ speech following Grey Cup win
Alouettes safety Marc-Antoine Dequoy says his passionate French speech after Montreal won the Grey Cup on Sunday was nothing against English people.
Sports
Nov 20, 2023
Proposed boarding house worries some Brockville residents
Mirabel Property Management is hoping to turn a former fur depot into a boarding house for transient residents, but according to those who live in the area, it's not a good mix.
Politics
Sep 6, 2023
Westmount, Town of Mount Royal rank among top 5 most unequal municipalities in Canada
Income inequality, known for its corrosive effects on health, happiness and community ties, is worse in Westmount, Que., than in any other place in Canada.
Canada
Sep 21, 2023
End of Metroland flyer distribution could hasten move to digital advertising: experts
Experts say Metroland's departure will push many companies even further toward digital marketing and hasten the decline of Canada's print advertising sector.
Canada
Sep 19, 2023
Those who lost properties to make way for Mirabel airport to be honoured with new site
Members of the CMCEM plan to create a site to commemorate the families' struggles and will include a monument designed by sculptor Armand Vaillancourt.
Canada
Aug 21, 2023
Quebec apple farmers want government help to deal with changing tastes and climate
Research done by his organization and other industry stakeholders has found that consumers want apples that are firmer and sweeter, which aren't frequently grown in Quebec.
Canada
Sep 4, 2023
Tornado touches down near Ottawa Thursday evening, Environment Canada says
It was confirmed near Metcalfe, Ont., a rural community about 30 kilometres southeast of Ottawa, just before 7 p.m. eastern time.
Weather
Aug 3, 2023
Are flying taxis coming? Sooner than you think, and to a select few
Electric air taxis can start plying the skies by 2028, according to a regulatory timeline laid out by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration this month.
Canada
Jul 30, 2023
After summer storm rips through Quebec, some power outages will last into weekend
Severe thunderstorms swept through parts of Quebec, including Montreal, on Thursday. High winds and torrential rain flooded roads and prompted major power outages.
Weather
Jul 14, 2023
One tornado confirmed, another suspected in Montreal area, Environment Canada says
'This is a dangerous and potentially life-threatening situation,' Environment Canada said about possible tornadoes in the greater Montreal area.
Weather
Jul 13, 2023